Maryland 21045

Attractions...
Maryland features a wealth of attractions
for individuals of all ages and walks of
life. Within this collection you find natural
beauty, fun entertainment, and history
dating back to the 1600s. Whether you
love history or the outdoors, Maryland
has it all. Here are a few of our favorites.
Ocean City Golf & Yacht Club
11401 Country Club Drive, Berlin
(410) 641-1779,
Oceancitygolfclub.com
The Ocean City Golf and Yacht Club is
the home of the Newport Bay Course.
The club requires membership but allows
visits from individuals wishing to seek
membership. These options open the
doors to golfing, yachting, and access
to the restaurant and event facility. The
courses are carefully landscaped to
provide a relaxing and peaceful view
while adding to the challenge of the
game.
Baltimore Inner Harbor
401 Light Street, Baltimore
Baltimore.org/about-baltimore/innerharbor
This water front attraction is situated
in the downtown district of Baltimore.
Acting as a centerpiece, it showcases
some of the best of its area. From
shopping opportunities to delectable
dining, you can find everything all in
one convenient locale. Additional
attractions are located within this
area to include the Maryland Science
Center.
Baltimore Zoo
Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, (410) 396-
7102, Marylandzoo.org
The Baltimore Zoo possesses a wealth
of wild life and other attractions. Within
this large scale zoo visitors witness a
wide variety of animals from around the
world. The zoo itself offers educational
programs based on its animal habitats
to inform visitors of detailed facts related
to the lives of these animals.
Burley Oak Brewing Company
10016 Old Ocean City Blvd, Berlin,
(443) 513-4647, Burleyoak.com
The history of the Burley Oak Brewing
Company surrounds the Burley
Plantation which measures over 300
acres and originated in the 1600s. The
purpose of this brewery is to produce
distinctive beers that stand apart from
others. The brewery and its history has
become a major attraction in the
local area. Tours of it are available and
showcase the process in which these
products are manufactured.
Monocacy National Battlefield
5201 Urbana Pike, Frederick, (301)
662-3515, Nps.gov/mono/
The Monocacy National Battlefield
was established in 1864. This location
is where, Generals Early and Wallace
battled, during the civil war. It was
discovered that Early and his unit
had intentions of taking control of
Washington. As history reads there
were 15,000 troops within this battle.
The attraction features artifacts and
documentation regarding this portion
of the Civil War.
Pirate Adventures on
the Chesapeake
311 Third Street, Annapolis, MD
(410) 263-0002
chesapeakepirates.com
If your children love pirates this is the
ideal attraction for you. Before the
cruise each child is given the choice of
face painting between a pirate’s mustache
and a beautiful mermaid and is
then given a pirate costume. During the
cruise they are taught the rules of the
sea as the crew searches for treasure as
they fight of a stinky pirate.
Annapolis Maritime Museum
723 Second Street, Annapolis, MD
(410) 295-0104 • amaritime.org
Annapolis Maritime Museum is open
Thursday through Sunday from noon until
four p.m. Its latest exhibition is titled
Oysters on the Half Shell. Check the
museum website for events and other
information.
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