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History

Most of Maryland's history revolves around African-American Heritage, which is represented across the state by important venues, museums, art galleries, avenues, districts, civil war episodes, and more. Historical sites, such as the Underground Railroad and the Pennsylvania Avenue Black Arts & Entertainment District, have marked the state's history. 

History lovers should definitely save a spot on their list to these fantastic sites:

• The Underground railroad

• Federick Douglas Driving Tour

• Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Scenic Byway

• Banneker Douglass Museum

• National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore

• USS Constellation, Baltimore

Family Fun

From safari tours to ocean depth exploring, Maryland's activities are unique and perfect for every age. You can even go see the Hubble Space Telescope or a real prehistoric megalodon shark. The National Aquarium has an abundance of sea and ocean life, while the Wildlife Preserve & Zoo has the best safari in the country. For kids dreaming of adventure, sailing on a pirate ship and riding a stagecoach with real cowboys can become a reality at Frontier Town.

There are also some fun water activities that Maryland has to offer. You can choose to board a boat on the bay, relax at the beaches, swim in the ocean of Ocean City, or even have fun on the rapids of the Potomac River. There are crab houses, historic lighthouses, and beautiful sightseeing views along the way!

Top Tourist Attractions

• National Aquarium

The aquarium is home to a number of habitats that serve as homes to a variety of marine life, birds, mammals, and plant life.

• The Walters Art Museum

The Walters Art Museum is a remarkable cultural monument and one of just a few organizations in the world offering an extensive history of international art. The venue is located in Baltimore.

• Baltimore Museum of Art

The museum holds impressive collections of the 19th-century, as well as modern and contemporary art. It currently has 95,000 pieces by artists like Pablo Picasso, Paul Cezanne, Vincent van Gogh, Andy Warhol, Joan Miro, and Marc Chagall, in addition to the most extensive collection of Henri Matisse's works in the entire world.

• Baltimore Inner Harbor

Visitors are drawn to Baltimore's Inner Harbor because of its endless entertainment possibilities. There are parks, hotels, restaurants, stores, museums, and historic ships to visit throughout the whole region, as well as in the nearby areas that are only a short distance from the ocean.

Major Cities in Maryland

• Baltimore

• Columbia

• Germantown

• Waldorf

• Silver Spring