This Maryland destination, sandwiched between Baltimore and Philly, is a once-thriving resort town that's now an outdoorsy gem with historic buildings.
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In America's oldest restaurants, 250+ years of history meets timeless recipes, providing fascinating stories and meals you'll remember.
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With nature in abundance, this small town benefits from its picturesque location at the head of a river and is only 55 miles from the big cities.
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This family-friendly Baltimore suburb offers relaxing parks, historic roots and landmarks, and casual restaurants with everything from diner faves to seafood.
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Maryland's most nostalgic downtowns feature historic streets, waterfront charm, local shops, and classic Americana from the coast to the mountains.
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From breezy coastal towns to mountain retreats, these are America's most charming walkable downtowns, perfect for easy-going breaks in historic scenery.
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Small in size but big on charm, this centrally located community makes it easy to swap the Baltimore bustle for scenic trails, unique shops, and a slower pace.
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This charming Chesapeake Bay community is a gateway to the serene, with plenty of outdoor fun to keep visitors engaged and entertained.
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The warmer months mean it's time to seek out waterfront activities, and there's plenty to see and do along the shores of one of America's most famous bays.
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The Mid-Atlantic stretch of Maryland is one of the most beautiful regions of the United States, and you can find a ton of small-town charm in this borough.
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While Baltimore and Washington D.C. are practically tourist magnets, fans of food and juicy tidbits of history can get their fill in this town instead.
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Stretching roughly a mile long in the heart of Baltimore is one of America's coolest streets for lovers of quirky shops, boutiques, music, and tasty eats.
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Just outside downtown Baltimore is a vibrant arts district where murals, galleries, and independent eateries shape an unexpected cultural hub.
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From street art to unique museums and colorful gardens, there are plenty of visit-worthy hidden gems in Baltimore that few tourists know about.
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The town is known for Minor League Baseball and easy access to inviting Chesapeake Bay towns, but it's got plenty to offer in its own right.
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This renowned art festival has been a Baltimore fixture for close to four decades, offering performances from major artists without an admission fee.
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Space exploration, urban amenities, and verdant nature collide at this charming suburb sat smack-bang between Baltimore and Washington, DC.
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Established in 2005, this is the only place in Baltimore, Maryland, where street art is legal. Explore this graffiti-covered site as a fun stop in the city.
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This outdoors destination an hour from Baltimore is an underrated Maryland wildlife sanctuary with a scenic boardwalk, wildlife, archaeology, and hiking trails.
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Explore Maryland’s T. Howard Duckett Watershed, a hidden gem with forest trails, reservoir views, fishing, paddling, and peaceful outdoor recreation.
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Explore Quarry Lake at Greenspring near Baltimore, a scenic mixed-use destination with lake views, shops, restaurants, trails, and a rich quarry history.
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Surrounded by natural wonders and big cities, this fun and fascinating destination is an underrated spot for foodies seeking a wide selection of good eats.
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If you love exploring abandoned destinations, you'll want to check out this fort in Baltimore which has a lot of history. Today, it's covered in graffiti.
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There's still time to save this beautiful river, which is good news, because it's a great spot to enjoy nature both actively and while dining al fresco.
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A boutique hotel opening in June 2026 will be a cozy base to hike and bike the C&O Canal, located between Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C.
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Discover a tranquil forest refuge tucked between D.C. and Baltimore that's free to visit, has more than 20 miles of trails, and offers fishing and birdwatching.
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Maryland is home to a lot of rural beauty, including this riverside state park where you can cast a line for large catches of rainbow trout or enjoy a hike.
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