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Annapolis, a hidden gem in the civil rights journey, offers a unique landscape of untold stories waiting to be discovered, from influential legislation to vibrant activism and culture. Discover Annapolis' civil rights landmarks, where stories of activism and perseverance unfold at each site. Immerse yourself in the city's enduring quest for equality and rights. Every stop reveals tales of bravery and collective action that has shaped the area's history. Find ideas for exploring civil rights[...]
You'll find unique, locally-owned boutiques and specialty shops along-side galleries, pubs, restaurants and historic inns.
Annapolis’s history as a successful port and capital city is intertwined with the history of slavery and freedom in America. The work of free, indentured, and enslaved laborers built the economic success of this colonial town. From its earliest beginnings, enslaved Africans were brought to Annapolis to labor for wealthy gentry, planters, businessmen and landowners. The story of captive African Kunte Kinte, who arrived in 1767, was made famous through the book and movie Roots[...]
Fully Renovated in 2016, the Hilton Garden Inn Annapolis is conveniently located just 4 miles from the heart of Annapolis Historic District, Annapolis City Dock, US Naval Academy and St. John's College. Outdoor seasonal pool, restaurant/lounge and complementary onsite parking are available on-site.
Stop by the Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Visitors Center at 26 West Street in Downtown Annapolis or our satellite Visitor Information Booth at City Dock. Our trained information specialists are ready to plan your next adventure.
Join us to uncover Annapolis' dark Puritan past and meet the ghosts of ruthless pirates who once raided its busy ports in search of treasure. Explore the city’s eerie past on ghost tours, pub crawls, and voodoo walks, visiting top historic sites.
Visit our county tourism web sites for great vacation inspiration. You will find detailed contact information on our Maryland Office of Tourism Development County Contacts List Allegany County Howard County Annapolis / Anne Arundel County Kent County Baltimore City Montgomery County Baltimore County Ocean City Calvert County Prince George's County Caroline County Queen Anne's County Carroll County St. Mary's County Cecil County Somerset County Charles County Talbot County Dorchester County Washington County Frederick County Wicomico[...]
Annapolis and its surroundings Central Maryland is located on the Chesapeake Bay’s western shore, where the Chesapeake Bay Bridge has its terminus. The colonial waterfront city of Annapolis, dubbed the sailing capital of the world, presents plenty of top-notch sight-seeing, eating and shopping venues. But there’s more to explore. With miles of shoreline above and below Annapolis, the area boasts numerous charming waterfront historic towns like Edgewater, Deale and Shady Side. Several well-known seafood restaurants[...]