Maryland is a great state to visit. There’s a wide mix of things to do here. The state is rich in American Revolutionary and Civil War history. It’s right on the Chesapeake Bay and has maritime roots. Plus, there are parks, rivers, and even part of the Appalachian Trail here. Add the art, brews, and amazing food and you have a great all-inclusive destination.

11. Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore)

The Baltimore Museum of Art was founded in 1914 with one painting and now has more than 95,000 pieces, including around a thousand pieces by Matisse. It’s collection has a variety of art, including 19th century, modern, and contemporary art. There’s paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts form various cultures, from China to Africa. Spend 2-3 hours here and see all they have to offer.

12. Sotterley Plantation (Hollywood)

Built on the Patuxent River, the Sotterley Plantation features nearly 95 acres of meadows, gardens, and river shoreline. This is the only plantation that is still open in the state and offers a lot of activities and educational programs. Spend 2-3 hours here exploring the restored Slave Cabin, gardens, and outbuildings in the surrounding fields.

13. Krumpe’s Do-nuts (Hagerstown)

This is a family owned doughnut shop whose roots go all the way back to a German immigrant who came to the United States before WWII. They make a variety of delicious options that are more classic than some of the trendy shops popping up – eclairs, glazed, powdered, and cream filled to name a few. Stop by for a sweet treat.

14. Ego Alley (Annapolis)

Ego Alley is actually the city dock of Annapolis and a great place to take a walk, do some shopping, and have a great meal while being right along the water and ship watching. There’s often free musical performances from local bands. This is a great location, right in the center of the city and a great place to spend an hour or so walking around at the beginning or end of your day in Annapolis,

15. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park (Various)

The canal here operated for over 100 years, carrying goods and resources down the Potomac and to market. Now, all 184.5 miles of the park offer a wide array of things to do, from hiking, biking, boating, fishing, and horseback riding in the warm months and ice fishing and cross country skiing when it gets cold. Come and spend the day here and be sure to take a ride on one of their canal boat tours.

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