Annapolis Travel Guide
Welcome to Annapolis, MD!
Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, is located on Chesapeake Bay. The city was a central harbor in colonial times and has the distinction of serving as an early national capital for the United States. The narrow streets feature historic homes and restored buildings such as the Hammond-Harwood House, a structure that showcases architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries. The waterfront harbor in Annapolis allows for ship watching and the lively cafes and shops of Market House are an inviting place to relax. The grey stone U.S. Naval Academy is located in Annapolis and has more than 4000 midshipmen training to become Naval Officers. Guided tours of the Academy are available for the public. Guided tours within the city are also offered via Capital City Colonials, a company that features guides in colonial dress. For the outdoor enthusiast, Amphibious Horizons provides kayak rentals and trips to a variety of destinations on the Chesapeake Bay.
Tourist Attractions

Encompassing more than 300 acres of land the United States Naval Academy was established in 1845 by George Bancroft.
Hotels & Motels

Loews Annapolis Hotel is located at the entrance to the historic district of Maryland's Colonial Seaport Capital and near the U.
Tour Operators

Enjoy America's Sailing Capital the way it is meant to be enjoyed by taking a sailing trip with the Schooner Woodwind.
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