Travel opportunities abound in Maryland. The shores that surround the
state bring thousands of visitors seeking water recreation and provide a source
of livelihood for thousands of Maryland residents. Clams, crabs and oysters are
bountiful for both catching and dining. Annapolis, located in Maryland's south,
is the state's capital and also the sailing capital of America. Baltimore has
undergone extensive renovation and is a vibrant and exciting city. In Maryland's
south, Civil War buffs will want to visit the National Museum of Civil War
Medicine in Frederick. Recreation is abundant along the eastern shore,
especially in Ocean City, Maryland's most popular ocean resort.
Seize the opportunity for a complete vacation experience - one filled with
hiking, history, kayaking, culture, big-city excitement and Main Street
memories.Enjoy an unforgettable journey through Maryland, from Chesapeake Bay Gateways
and Eastern Shore hideaways to our historic state capital of Annapolis and the
majestic Allegheny Mountains.Drive along a network of Civil War Trails, explore the Historic National
Road, pause in Baltimore at the birthplace of “The Star-Spangled Banner,”
and indulge in the state’s rich, multicultural heritage. Maryland is also the
home of the Preakness and other action-packed spectator sports, as well as four
seasons of recreational pursuits like sailing, golfing and skiing.
The diversity has its advantages. Nestled between the souvenir shops and
all-you-can-eat buffets are some quality restaurants and relaxation spots. Also,
anyone seeking a respite from tourists donning flip-flops and tanks tops can
escape to the quieter Delaware beaches, the natural refuge area of Assateague
Island, or historic Berlin, all of which are within a short driving
distance.
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