Washington, D.C. may be one of America's top tourist destinations, but this charming detour offers culture, cuisine, and character all its own.
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Over an hour from the capital lie some 200 shipwrecks in a Maryland bay. From WWI to the Revolutionary War, these historic hulks have become a marine sanctuary.
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It's not just about the coastal views at Maryland's only oceanfront park as the beachy landscape also houses majestic wild horses and seaside trails.
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Those seeking some sleepy waterfront vibes and laid-back feelings on their next vacation should head to this overlooked destination in Maryland.
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Souvenirs are always a great idea, no matter what your trip was about. If you stay at this hotel chain soon, you could make that souvenir a free tattoo.
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If you want to get away from the city, try some premium seafood, and experience the nautical charm of Maryland's East Shore, this quaint vacation spot is for you.
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This Maryland city's roots as a railroad hub laid the groundwork for some of the best biking trails on the East Coast, as well as an artsy downtown district.
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This Southern city is bustling with urban culture. From museums to historic buildings, there's plenty to explore in this iconic destination.
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Explore the "greatest hits" of golf at this public course in Maryland that features replica holes from Inverness, Cherry Hill, and Augusta National.
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The famous road takes travelers on a peaceful ride up and down Maryland's incredible shoreline, filled with amazing sights, incredible food, and more.
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Baltimore might not be your first thought when it comes to visiting an East Coast island, but this spot boasts a wealth of information about the area’s history.
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This under the radar Maryland State Park offers visitors multiple trails to hike and access to a historical Presidential monument.
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This lesser-known neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland, offers visitors charming shops and delicious food, along with easy access to an amazing museum.
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A Maryland town was an important site during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Visitors can learn about its history, in addition to enjoying local art and food.
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A state park in Maryland is the perfect family- and pet-friendly spot. There's something for everyone, from hiking and camping to golfing and water sports.
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Less than three hours away from Washington, D.C. is a hidden holiday gem in Maryland: A small town best known for its undeniably Victorian Christmas vibe.
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When this Maryland state park transforms into a winter wonderland, it provides plenty of activities for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy playing in the snow.
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Washington D.C. is home to a host of amazing historical attractions and delicious eateries, but there's one museum that in itself is a work of art.
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For fans of the unusual and macabre, this gift shop in Baltimore hosts interesting and uniquely appalling oddities that will make your spine shiver.
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A museum in the Federal Hill area of Baltimore displays the works of artists who thrive outside of the art world's strict commercial boundaries.
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This peaceful Maryland island is home to a relaxing inn that allows you to enjoy the local bird sanctuary while escaping the hustle and bustle of the city
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For an otherworldly experience, check out these hidden caverns in Maryland that feature interesting rock formations and educational geological experiences.
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Tucked away in Mount Vernon, Maryland, is a library filled with impressive first editions and some of the most beautiful architecture in the Baltimore area.
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Book lovers and budget-conscious travelers, add this monthly warehouse event to your Baltimore itinerary to snag free (yes, completely free) books.
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Visitors to this serene beach on Maryland's coast can enjoy calm waters, a mix of wildlife, and a taste of its lengthy history through fossil hunting.
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Step back in time with style and sophistication on a historic railroad route to see the natural beauty of the Allegheny Mountains in Maryland.
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With quaint cobblestone streets and colorful buildings, this East Coast city oozes with European charm and is considered one of the prettiest cities in America.
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