CENTRAL MARYLAND
Central Maryland describes the Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City area. This region is home to the state's historic capital, Annapolis. Central Maryland's beauty can be seen through its waterfront villages, rolling hills, and waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Due to the close proximity to the Chesapeake Bay, this area is known for its industries in fish harvesting and seafood.
Anne Arundel County was originally occupied by the Puritans from Virginia in 1649 who were seeking religious freedom and since then, has been a hub for many important historical events. Over the years, the residents of Central Maryland have made important contributions to the government.
Tourists attractions in Central Maryland include the Frederick Douglass Museum where visitors are able to learn about African American history, the U.S. Naval Academy and its nearby Naval Academy museum. Additionally, tourists can walk through a few of the houses of the Maryland Declaration of Independence signers. In Baltimore, travelers can go to the National Aquarium , Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and the Maryland Science Center among many other Baltimore museums. Finally, tourists can visit the Maryland State House in Annapolis, one of the most well-known buildings in the state in which thousands of visitors travel to from around the world each year.
Anne Arundel County was originally occupied by the Puritans from Virginia in 1649 who were seeking religious freedom and since then, has been a hub for many important historical events. Over the years, the residents of Central Maryland have made important contributions to the government.
Tourists attractions in Central Maryland include the Frederick Douglass Museum where visitors are able to learn about African American history, the U.S. Naval Academy and its nearby Naval Academy museum. Additionally, tourists can walk through a few of the houses of the Maryland Declaration of Independence signers. In Baltimore, travelers can go to the National Aquarium , Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and the Maryland Science Center among many other Baltimore museums. Finally, tourists can visit the Maryland State House in Annapolis, one of the most well-known buildings in the state in which thousands of visitors travel to from around the world each year.