Historic Downtown Annapolis

Growing up in a suburb of Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, I have been to the downtown historic district more times than I can even remember; field trips in elementary school, birthday dinners with family, New Years and 4th of July celebrations and bar hopping with friends after I turned 21. 

After our cruise on the Harbour Queen, we had an action packed warm autumn afternoon, wandering around, sightseeing.

There is something for everyone. Join in on the waterfront activities around the city dock, go shopping on main street, try the infamous Maryland blue crab at one of the numerous seafood restaurants or if your a history buff this is the place for you.

         You can't visit Annapolis without eating something with crab meat in it, the unofficial dish of Maryland. 

The Maryland State House in Annapolis is the oldest state capital building in continuous use. It dates all the way back to 1772. 

  We ended the night at one of my favorite Annapolis restaurants, Pusser's. If you're lucky you can get a table right on the dock. 

Have you ever been to Annapolis?