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Appreciate iconic views of the whole city from this green hillside space, a popular recreation area for both local residents and visitors.

Relax in Downtown Frederick’s serene waterfront park, which was designed as an urban renewal project that would save the city from possible flooding.

Breathe fresh air, go for a stroll or play ball at this city park, which regularly hosts concerts and events in a charming garden setting.

Discover centers of art and culture in one of the country’s most livable cities, just north of Washington D.C.

Explore big-city attractions in Baltimore, Annapolis and Columbia, or discover forests, wineries and small-town charm throughout this region of Maryland.

Learn about the life and explore the historic home of 18th-century lawyer and signer of the Declaration of Independence, William Paca.

Enjoy scenic views of the Choptank River from the beautiful replica of a historic lighthouse and learn about Cambridge’s rich maritime heritage. 

At this memorial overlooking the Severn River and the United States Naval Academy, pay tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives during World War II.

A resort town with a sweeping shoreline and plenty of activities for families, this is one of Maryland’s foremost summer destinations. 

Breathe fresh air, go for a stroll or play ball at this city park, which regularly hosts concerts and events in a charming garden setting.

Take a kayak or paddle boat out on the stunning man-made lake and embark on a bike ride or a hike in the dense forest.

Sunbathe on the beach, enjoy unrivaled views of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and go hiking, swimming, fishing and boating in this vast park. 

Breathe fresh air, go for a stroll or play ball at this city park, which regularly hosts concerts and events in a charming garden setting.

Appreciate the superb architecture and fascinating history of America’s first peacetime capitol and the oldest state capitol still in legislative use.

One of Frederick’s oldest and grandest estates, this authentic 1750s German-Georgian colonial abode now houses an architecture and history museum.

Relax in Downtown Frederick’s serene waterfront park, which was designed as an urban renewal project that would save the city from possible flooding.

Take a kayak or paddle boat out on the stunning man-made lake and embark on a bike ride or a hike in the dense forest.

Appreciate the superb architecture and fascinating history of America’s first peacetime capitol and the oldest state capitol still in legislative use.

Appreciate iconic views of the whole city from this green hillside space, a popular recreation area for both local residents and visitors.

A diverse array of attractions and entertainment venues makes this beautifully renovated waterfront one of the city\'s most frequented areas.

Breathe fresh air, go for a stroll or play ball at this city park, which regularly hosts concerts and events in a charming garden setting.

Samuel Chase, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, built this handsome 18th-century mansion with a fascinating history. 

Browse complex wooden clocks, almanacs and noteworthy letters of one of the U.S.’s greatest minds, a man who blazed a trail for African-American academics.