Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, is quickly becoming a very lucrative tourist destination on the east coast. But what, you might ask; can someone do for free while they’re visiting this beautiful city? Well, a lot. Annapolis, while being a very high end city, also offers plenty of fun things to do for free thanks ...
This article, the nineteenth in a 50-state series, ranks the best places to live in Maryland based on three criteria: (1) median household income (adjusted for cost of living); (2) educational attainment (% of residents 25 years and over who have earned a bachelor’s degree or higher); and (3) property crime rates per 1,000 residents ...
Armadillo’s Bar & Grille is a nice little bar, on Dockstreet in Annapolis MD. It is very easy to get to and fairly comfortable inside. Parking outside is all metered, but is free after 8pm (it might be earlier, but I don’t go down in the daytime very often) and all of the drink specials ...
This is a list of good places to dine in and around Annapolis, Maryland. It has been compiled because of conversations we’ve had with people who travel, particularly to Annapolis, who find themselves dining in expensive establishments on mediocre food with similar mediocre service simply because they don’t know where else to go. The places ...
When considering an area in which to retire, Annapolis, Maryland may not instantly pop into your planning. It doesn’t have the constant warm to really, really hot weather of the south; it does get snow, and taxes aren’t particularly low. But Annapolis has so much to offer for the active retiree seeking an interesting lifestyle ...
Good morrow, fine noblemen and beauteous ladies! Let me tell you of the wondrous adventures to be had at a renaissance fair! There are several to attend in Maryland. Celtic Festival of Southern Maryland – Located approximately 47 miles south of Annapolis in St. Leonard, Maryland. This fair is held on the last Saturday of ...
Granted, there are many terrific historical and cultural reasons to enjoy Annapolis, Maryland. There are period historical tours with tour Historical Interpreters dressed in Colonial garb. There are fabulous historical homes and gardens. There are renowned restaurants and hotels. But the three reasons I most enjoy Annapolis, Maryland are St John’s College, City Dock and ...
We all know of Annapolis, Maryland as the home of the US Naval Academy and the State Capital, but the history of Annapolis as a settled community goes way back to 1649, way before the United States was even a dream in anyone’s imagination The Puritans were a large group in the 1600’s, settled in ...
