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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. Hammond Harwood House 19 Maryland Avenue, Annapolis, MD (410) 263-4683 hammondharwoodhouse.org The five-portion mansion known as Hammond Harwood House is open for tours every Tuesday through Thursday. This home is of Anglo-Palladian architecture, which was inspired by Andrea Palladio, a 16th century, Italian architect. Upcoming events include the Garden Party, Pumpkin Walk and Greens Show and Sale. Patapsco Valley State Park 8020 Baltimore National Pike, Ellicott City, MD (410) 461-5005 • dnr.state.md.us The Patapsco Valley State Park covers 16,043 acres along side 32 miles of the Patapsco River. A visit to the area offers outdoors enthusiasts the opportunity to hike, canoe, horseback ride and travel down the mountain bike trail. Thanks to the addition of numerous pavilions it is possible to have a picnic in several locations throughout the park. Ellicott City B & O Railroad 2711 Maryland Avenue, Ellicott City, MD • (410) 461-1945 borail.org/Ellicott-City-Station.aspx At the Ellicott City B&O Railroad you learn that this is the oldest railroad in the country and that the Main Depot building, which still stands today, was originally built in 1830. Housed in the freight house, constructed in 1885, is a 40-foot model train. Video and light shows introduce visitors to information pertaining to this railroad and its station. Turf Valley 2700 Turf Valley Road, Ellicott City, MD (410) 465-1500 • turfvalley.com Turf Valley is a resort and hotel ideal for vacationers or individuals planning special or corporate events. The resort covers 1000 acres with three tennis courts, a full service spa, two 18-hole championship style golf courses and two swimming pools. Reservations are available for the 40,000 square foot event area and catering is available with prior arrangements. Chesapeake Shakespeare Co. 8510 High Ridge Road, Ellicott City, MD (410) 313-8874 chesapeakeshakespeare.com The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company showcases the works of William Shakespeare. Throughout each season is a small collection of his works performed live on the stages of this playhouse. Current works running throughout the 2011-2012 Season include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), Our Town, and Merchant of Venice. FOR GREAT OFFERS AND FREEBIES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD VISIT OURTOWNSDEALS.COM • ©2019 TODAY IN MAGAZINE • OURTOWNSFINEST.COM • 818-573-5443
The Chesapeake Bay The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States. Spanning 200 miles, the Bay is surrounded by Maryland and Virginia. The Chesapeake Bay was formed over 10,000 years ago when melting glacial ice caused sea levels to rise in the Atlantic Ocean. The bay was known as Chesepiooc meaning “Great Shellfish Bay” by the Algonquin Indians. The bay is mostly known for its great seafood production, especially blue crabs, clams and oysters. Baltimore’s Inner Harbor has thrived following a massive urban renewal project that began in the 1970’s. It is now a vibrant waterfront area featuring the glass enclosed market of Harborplace, the National Aquarium, the US Constellation, the Maryland Science Museum and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. In addition, the Fells Pont neighborhood, one of the nation’s oldest maritime communities has been designated as a National Historic District. Fells Point was the hub of the nation’s shipbuilding industry in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. While visiting, notice the 350 original structures including housing shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. Visit Little Italy, located between the Inner Harbor and Fells Point and be sure to experience the great Italian food at one of its many restaurants. While visiting the Bay, be sure to take a ride on the water taxi which connects Baltimore’s attractions and is the best way to get around. The taxi stops at the Aquarium, Harborplace, the Maryland Science Center, Little Italy, Fells Point and Fort McHenry. Harborplace 200 East Pratt St, Baltimore (410) 332-4191 A marketplace designed to be a feast for the senses. Indulge in the many shops, historical buildings, and eateries. National Aquarium 501 East Pratt St, Baltimore (410) 576-3800 In addition to being home to hundred of aquatic animals, the aquarium is one of the most active in their conservation efforts. The aquarium is a favorite to children as well as the young at heart. Maryland Science Museum 601 Light St, Baltimore (410) 685-2370 Home to some of the best science exhibits in the country, museum is highly interactive. The museum also features IMAX, as well as planetarium. FOR GREAT OFFERS AND FREEBIES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD VISIT OURTOWNSDEALS.COM • ©2019 TODAY IN MAGAZINE • OURTOWNSFINEST.COM • 818-573-5443
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