Emily & Brandon
Emily & Brandon
Annapolis is a quaint town with waterfront views and cute shops, and lots to do. It is also uniquely situated just 30 minutes between two other cities- Baltimore and DC. We've included some suggestions for our favorite things to do in all three cities for those who decide to explore the Chesapeake after our wedding.
Activities near Baltimore
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
Fort McHenry in Baltimore is a fun activity for all ages! You can visit the Fort at no cost, or choose to pay for entrance into the museum and barricades portion.
National Aquarium
The National Aquarium is a must-see located in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Fell's Point Farmers Market
Fells Point is a cute waterfront neighborhood in Baltimore City, and has a weekly Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings.
Activities near Annapolis
Activities marked with *** are within 5 miles of the Double Tree Annapolis, for guests who are staying there and wish to use their free, first-come first-serve shuttle.
Watermark Tours, Charters, Cruises
***Watermark tours offers boat tours where guests can learn about Annapolis and the US Navy. Cruises depart every hour beginning at 11am.
U.S. Naval Academy Museum
***
Located in Downtown Annapolis.
Maryland State House
*** Located in Downtown Annapolis.
William Paca House & Garden
***Located in Downtown Annapolis.
Quiet Waters Park
***A peaceful, waterfront park for those hoping to stretch their legs.
Activities near DC
Headquarters, National Park Service
Visit nearby DC and see the National Mall, Smithsonian museums, and Memorial Parks.