Maryland

Our most recommended things to do in Maryland

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  1. National Harbor: The Capital Wheel Flexible Date Ticket

  The Capital Wheel is located just minutes from downtown Washington DC, at the National Harbor. Relax inside a fully enclosed, climate-controlled gondola with family and friends as you soar 180-feet above the Potomac River. With each gradual rotation, experience a bird’s eye view of the Washington Monument, Capitol Rotunda, Masonic Temple of Alexandria, and much more. Every spin offers a unique way to take in the sights. Admire a breathtaking sunset or capture a photo in front of the dancing light show that illuminates The Capital Wheel every evening. The National Harbor is the perfect one-stop destination offering great restaurants, shops, hotels, and outdoor fun. You can enjoy a drink from the Flight Deck located directly under The Capital Wheel while you unwind by the water’s edge. For the complete experience, upgrade to the Magical Memories package, which includes 2 tickets to The ...

  We had a wonderful time. MY Husband wanted to ride the Capital Wheel for his Birthday and the experience was Great.

  Reviewed by Letitia, 9/18/2021
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  2. Baltimore Inner Harbor: 2-Hour Buffet Lunch Cruise

  Grab the family, a group of friends, and head out on the water for a Spirit of Baltimore Lunch Cruise. Beginning in the Inner Harbor and cruising along the Patapsco River, this cruise include 2 hours of incredible views of Baltimore’s historic and interesting waterfront attractions. See the Maryland Science Center, Federal Hill, Fort McHenry and the Francis Scott Key Bridge, among other sights along the route. Try tasty salads and entrees from the lunch buffet menu throughout the cruise and look forward to a sweet dessert assortment. Listen to fun music throughout the cruise. There’s never a dull moment aboard Spirit! The relaxed vibe and fun atmosphere make this cruise the perfect afternoon break. SAMPLE MENU Sample Dinner Menu Salads Caesar Salad Romain Lettuce | Aged Reggiano Parmesan Cheese | Her...

  There’s was just a waiting period for seating because my aunt had a wheelchair and they had to rearrange the seating area to accommodate her. Once we got seated if it wasn’t for the waitress or ship assistant Jade (Pinkett) that’s what we called her she helped us with everything we needed. She was such a joy which made us happy no matter what we had to go through. We had ordered drinks and Shrimp Cocktails, which took awhile to get, but Jade was there to help, she had no control of the orders but she had managed to get our drinks, she did everything to satisfied us. Than finally the shrimp cocktails was replaced with a Crab Dip because they had ran out. The food was good and the DJ played nice music. Otherwise my aunt was happy just celebrating her 84th birthday and she had enjoyed the experience just being on the boat.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/5/2021
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  3. Baltimore Buffet Dinner/Dance Cruise of the Inner Harbor

  You are in for a very special evening the moment you step aboard The Spirit of Baltimore and are escorted to your private candlelit table. Order drinks, then feel free to explore the ship while the crew casts off for the captivating 3-hour cruise around the Inner Harbor. Your waiter will invite you to feast on the cafeteria-style buffet, where everything is freshly prepared.  Choose from entrees such as pan-seared chicken breast and oven-baked flounder, fresh salads and a selection of pastas. Take as little or as much as you like. Savor your selections over perfectly paced dinner music and never-ending views. While you are reveling in the delicious cuisine. Relax over coffee and dessert while you listen to fun curated music. Sip cocktails under the stars, then take your drinks topside and relax on the largest outdoor deck in Baltimore while you soak in the views. Sample Dinne...

  Could be a littlepre entertaining. I KNOW Covid has changed alot! But the DJ could be better

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 8/28/2021
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  4. Old Town Alexandria: Mount Vernon Sightseeing River Cruise

  Experience a great American adventure on this boat trip to the home of George Washington, the first president of the United States. Enjoy a round-trip cruise from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, including entrance to the Mount Vernon estate. Start your tour with a fully narrated cruise down the Potomac River to Mount Vernon. Tour the gardens and grounds of this national historic landmark and learn the history of one of the country's most important leaders. Spend 3 full hours at the estate viewing the gardens, strolling the many trails, visiting the farm, and stopping by the many restaurants and shops, on a tour that allows you to travel back in history to the time of colonial America.

  They need to be more efficient when docking the boat. Especially on an off the boat.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/2/2019
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  5. Baltimore: Baltimore Ghosts Haunted Walking Tour

  Take a tour and discover the darker, hidden history of Baltimore with a professional guide. Throughout your exploration of the city, hear many chilling tales of hauntings and ghosts of the many historic landmarks. Visit locations throughout the Fell's Point neighborhood and learn the haunted history behind each one. Explore the Fell Family Cemetery and hear why only the males of the family are buried there. See if you can spot the spirit of William Fell, who died mysteriously at the age of 27. Discover "The Horse You Came in On Saloon", a notable bar frequented by writer Edgar Allen Poe. Hear of the local accounts of experiences of the paranormal that will stay with you long after you leave Baltimore. Choose to take part in the extended walking tour, and discover even more tales of ghostly sightings and hauntings in the city.

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  6. Baltimore: Fells Point Walking Food and History Tour

  Start the tour on the east side of Fells Point, where you will learn all the important aspects of the area, including the many interesting architectural and historic elements that make it what it has become. Learm about the industrial, residential, commercial, and social elements that make up this small neighborhood. Enjoy 5 stops in total for food tastings. Each stop been chosen to represent the best of the local cuisine. Taste some fresh vegetables from nearby farms, crab cakes, Korean-Polish fusion food, craft cocktails, and delicious desserts. Progressing from one stop to the next, your guide will delve into the history and culture of the neighborhood. Move from one story to the next much as you move from one restaurant to the next, which keeps the tour dynamic and entertaining. You'll learn the history of the city, how it played a vital part in the War of 1812, and the industrial ...

  We really enjoyed the tour. The time flew by. The food and the company was awesome . When we come back to the area, this tour is definitely on the list. Thank you from Charles and Jacinta Adams

  Reviewed by Jacinta, 9/7/2021
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  7. Baltimore: Mt. Vernon Neighborhood Food Tour

  Come explore Mt. Vernon, the neighborhood of the aristocrats in Baltimore, and embark on a multicultural food tasting experience: visit 4 restaurants and see the views of the best neighborhood in town. Named for the home of George Washington, this land was donated by a Revolutionary War veteran of a wealthy family to erect a monument to Washington. The area soon became the most desirable place to live, if you were a family or person of means and taste. Fast forward to today—the stunning architecture and grand designs of the neighborhood are paired with multi-ethnic restaurants and many museums and boutiques. The funky cultural mix of communities in the area lend themselves to the dynamic food and flavors that are found all over. Start your tour at the Maryland Historical Society, where you'll dive into the history and formation of the neighborhood after the War of 1812. Learn about and...

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  8. Baltimore: Sagamore Spirit Distillery & Whiskey Tasting Tour

  Become a whiskey expert on this comprehensive 1-hour tour and whiskey tasting tour. See exactly how the famous alcohol is distilled by watching an expert go through the process in real-time. Get educated on the history of Baltimore as you listen to stories and fun facts. Ask questions and get involved in the discussion on this interactive session.  Treat your tastebuds to 4 delicious whiskeys in the world-class waterfront distillery.

  The experience was great and our tour guide was awesome....very informative. Whiskey tastings was not bad either!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 7/1/2021
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  9. From DC: Private Civil War Battlefield Day Trip to 3 States

  Enjoy the convenience of being picked up from your hotel in either Washington, D.C. or Arlington, Virginia. Journey across 3 states to 3 historic battlefields in West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia, culminating in a visit to Antietam, home to the infamous battle that saw a combined tally of 22,717 dead, wounded, or missing soldiers. Relive the pivotal Maryland Campaign of 1862 and the Battle of Antietam, the Civil War's bloodiest day of combat. Your tour begins with a visit to Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, the location of John Brown’s Raid and Stone Wall Jackson’s great siege victory. Situated in a magnificent river gorge, the historic community of Harper's Ferry provides a ruggedly beautiful beginning to the story. Continue to South Mountain State Battlefield in Maryland. See where Robert E. Lee’s army desperately fought to reunite while facing an onslaught of Union troops. Finally...

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  10. Baltimore: 15-Minute Helicopter Tour

  Take to the skies in a climate-controlled turbine jet-powered Bell 206 Jet Ranger for up to 4 passengers and see Baltimore from a whole new perspective on this 12-15 minute helicopter tour. Witness Fort McHenry and the Under Armour World Headquarters in the Locust Point neighborhood, and see the US submarine, USS Torsk, and a decommissioned aircraft carrier in the Port of Baltimore. You'll get to see sights such as Patterson Park, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore Aquarium, the Inner Harbor sightseeing hub, and the iconic Natty Boh and Domino Sugar signs. If you are a sports fan, you're sure to love your unique view of the Oriole Stadium at Camden Yards and the Ravens Stadium at M&T Bank Stadium. Get a unique aerial perspective of historic neighborhoods such as Downtown Baltimore, Fells Point, and Mount Vernon before beginning your descent. Land safely back down at your starting point ...