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From the beaches of Ocean City in the east to the Appalachian Mountains in the west, from the rolling hills of My Lady's Manor (home to Maryland's steeplechase races) in the north to the tidewater marshlands of the Chesapeake Bay to the south -- Maryland has a little bit of everything. And we're not just talking geography, either. With attractions that run the gamut from the 17th-century Colonial settlement of St. Mary's City to the 21st-century wonders on display at the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore, Maryland offers its residents -- and visitors -- a wide variety of places to visit.
Think we're exaggerating? Take a look at these must-see 100 places to visit in Maryland -- and keep in mind that the list is so chock-full, we didn't even include such gems as Baltimore's Great Blacks in Wax Museum, National Pinball Museum or Geppi's Entertainment Museum, Frederick's Monocacy Battlefield, Westminster's Carroll County Farm Museum or Chestertown's Washington College. We'll leave you to find those on your own.--Chris Kaltenbach
What's your favorite Maryland landmark or attraction? Tell us in the comments field below.
Pictures: 100 Maryland places, attractions and landmarks
From the beaches of Ocean City in the east to the Appalachian Mountains in the west, from the rolling hills of My Lady's Manor (home to Maryland's steeplechase races) in the north to the tidewater marshlands of the Chesapeake Bay to the south -- Maryland has a little bit of everything. And we're not just talking geography, either. With attractions that run the gamut from the 17th-century Colonial settlement of St. Mary's City to the 21st-century wonders on display at the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore, Maryland offers its residents -- and visitors -- a wide variety of places to visit.
Think we're exaggerating? Take a look at these must-see 100 places to visit in Maryland -- and keep in mind that the list is so chock-full, we didn't even include such gems as Baltimore's Great Blacks in Wax Museum, National Pinball Museum or Geppi's Entertainment Museum, Frederick's Monocacy Battlefield, Westminster's Carroll County Farm Museum or Chestertown's Washington College. We'll leave you to find those on your own.--Chris Kaltenbach
What's your favorite Maryland landmark or attraction? Tell us in the comments field below.
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Annapolis: City Dock
Located in the heart of Annapolis' historic district, City Dock features several 18th century buildings, restaurants, pubs and shops, as well as a waterfront view. Sightseeing cruises and water taxis are available.
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Blake Rehfield at 8:36 AM April 14, 2012
my favorite attraction/landmark is the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore
Blake Rehfield at 8:34 AM April 14, 2012
my favorite is the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore
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I wish this was all on one page, so I can print it and check off the ones I have visited, and plan to go to the ones I haven't been yet!