Come to a place where history lives in a museum without walls. Lose yourself in the quaint seaport village steeped in hundreds of years of maritime heritage. You’ll want to come back again and again.
In addition to being the capital of Maryland, the home of the United States Naval Academy and an internationally celebrated maritime community, Annapolis is a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family.
Whether you come for the history, the education, the water, or the hospitality, there is always something to enjoy in Annapolis. Experience the colonial capital city, known since its earliest days as the "Athens of America," where one could find a wealth of cultural activities, a glittering social season, gracious hospitality and intellectual stimulation. The small seaport brought visitors from around the world who shared the news of the day while enjoying the ambiance and tidewater cuisine.
Building in USNA Campus.
A Statue
Building in USNA Campus.
A $16 cruise will take you for a 90 minutes sail on the Chesapeake bay. A $8 one for a 40 minutes sail instead.
Twin bay bridge. It is the 3rd longest bridge in the world. Including the extension, it is about 7.5 miles long. You have to spend $16 to see this one.
