What Can I Do In Annapolis?

Annapolis is best known for the Chesapeake Bay and crab cakes.  It is the home of the U.S. Naval Academy.  It is full of historic attractions, outdoor recreation and small town charm.  Here are 5 places to visit while in Annapolis.

U.S. Naval Academy – Guests to the Naval Academy should start at the Armel-Leftwich Visitor Center which features a sample midshipmen's room, a spacecraft and videos.  Visitors can then explore the 338 acre campus that is a National Historic Landmark.  Guests to "the Yard" will learn about the tradition and prestige of the Academy.
Schooner Woodwind Sailing Cruises – Relax aboard a 74-foot schooner in America's sailing capital.  Two-hour trips and sunset sails are popular.  Help raise the sails and steer the boat on a fun adventure.  Overnight boat & breakfast packages are available.


City Dock – The heart of the cities historic district, this area is alive with history and culture.  Boats leave the dock daily for cruises and sightseeing.  Shops and restaurants are a favorite for locals and tourists.  The are hosts concerts and festivals throughout the year.


Annapolis Pottery – Watch artisans at work creating beautiful pottery.  Visitors can see how pottery is created as well as purchase one of these fine pieces at great prices.

William Paca House and Garden – This elegant landmark is a wonderful example of Georgian architecture.   Constructed in the 1760's, the estate features enticing flora, a two acre pleasure garden, five terraces, a fish pond and wilderness garden.