Area Guide

Key Attractions

Every season in Annapolis will charm you with myriad enchantments. Spring and summer are filled with adventure on Chesapeake Bay, garden tours, historical walks, and scenic outdoor excursions.

Fall is cozy and charming with colorful foliage, fairs, festivals, Navy football and US boat shows.

Winter is magical with the glittering shops of the Holiday Stroll, the Eastport Yacht Club's Lights Parade, First Night Annapolis live arts performances and the Annapolis Mardi Gras.

LOCATION & INFO

The Maryland State House
The Maryland State House

91 State Circle, (410) 974-3400
The oldest legislative house still in use, The Maryland State House is where George Washington delivered his resignation speech as Commander of the Revolutionary Army. Relive a moment in history at this national landmark.

The United States Naval Academy
The United States Naval Academy

52 king George Street, (410) 263-6933
Established in 1845 on the banks of the Severn River, this former army fort is the premier college for men and women who want a career serving their country in the US Navy. Learn about the Academy’s history through a guided our or take a walk on your own around the campus.

Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Bay

Take in the beauty of the second largest estuary in the world – a bay where the boats outnumber the people in the city.

St. John’s College
St. John’s College

60 College Avenue, (410) 263-2371
Discover the college known as the Great Books College, where students read over 130 books during their four-year study.

Children Friendly Activities
Children Friendly Activities

Bring the little ones along on a trip they won’t soon forget. Let them explore their artistic side at the Chesapeake Children’s Museum, or set sail on the Pirate Adventure boat tour. Cool off at the Arundel Swim Center or if you’re looking for a thrill ride, visit Six Flags Great Adventure theme park.

Loews Annapolis Hotel ▪ (410) 263-7777