This post details seven amazing things to do when visiting the state of Maryland, which is located in the United States. From outdoor attractions to tasting the local brew, you will never be bored in this east coast state.
Maryland has an amazing amount of mountains and stunning coastlines among its attractions. This small state has so much to offer and has plenty of diverse activities for you to take part in. It is rich in history and was once the capital of America.
Let’s look at a few of the most popular attractions in the wonderful state of Maryland.
7 Things to Do in Maryland
House Of Yoder
You will find the House of Yoder in the Spruce Forest Artisan Village. It is surrounded by lush greenery and is a living museum, which is ideal for anyone, interested in the important role the Yoder immigrants placed in American history.
Regardless of anyone’s faith, there is plenty to see including antiques and lots of information about period history. It is open through the summer months and you should not miss out on this historical experience.
Chesapeake Bay in Maryland
The Chesapeake Bay sits on an estuary that holds about 18 million gallons of water. It is not very deep though and a person who is six foot tall could walk over much of it without being fully submerged.
Bay Tree Manor is just one example of the beautiful accommodations situated here. Wherever you stay, you will be transported to a world of warmth and relaxation.
Flying Dog Brewery
The Flying Dog Brewery is situated in Frederick. It is a craft beer brewery that was established in 2006 as part of a beer company that originated in Aspen Colorado.
It makes more than 100,000 barrels of beer a year and hosts concerts in the summer months. You can enjoy a full tour or go straight to the tasting room for a few samples.
Days End Farm Horse Rescue
This amazing American farm was founded as a non-profit shelter for horses and has become a well-respected national recuse center. It cares for about 150 horses each year and until it finds them homes where they will be loved and looked after properly.
This center gives a great opportunity for some hands-on experience with horses to care for these abused and neglected creatures. It is a beautiful place to connect with nature and contribute in some way to making the horses’ lives better.
Ego Alley
The Annapolis City Dock and Waterfront is known locally as Ego Alley because it is the area where all the expensive yachts head at weekends. There is no end of shopping and fine dining and if you visit here you can sit on the waterfront and watch all the rich people walk by.
A perfect place for foodies who love seafood and want to enjoy the views of the yachts as they float by.
Baltimore, Maryland Book Festival
While Kindles and digital devices are taking over the world of literature there is still nothing to compare to a real book. The Baltimore Book Festival in Maryland is the place to visit if you prefer the feel of paper rather than looking at a screen.
The festival is held every year at the Inner Habor in Baltimore and you will find plenty of authors attending as well as lots of books.
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