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Learn about the 19th-century railroad and explore the historic center amid the scenic terrain of undulating woodland and granite outcrops.

Gaze up at the monumental façade of Frederick’s 18th-century church and step inside to attend regular services and guided tours of the sumptuous interior.

Visit this beautiful church, a stunning example of Gothic architecture in Maryland, with a historic cemetery on its serene grounds. 

Experience a bygone era when you visit this Federal-style 19th-century homestead, which has been converted into a house museum and memorabilia gallery.

This free museum has the world’s largest Matisse collection, along with well-known pop art and other works by master painters from the 15th century to the present.

Visit this beautiful church, a stunning example of Gothic architecture in Maryland, with a historic cemetery on its serene grounds. 

History gets a fresh twist in this city, where stylish bars and boutiques spill out of 19th-century buildings and winery trails traverse Civil War battlegrounds. 

Discover great museums, chic boutiques and restaurants serving mouthwatering food from all parts of the world, all set inside the former homes of industrialists. 

Visit this beautiful church, a stunning example of Gothic architecture in Maryland, with a historic cemetery on its serene grounds. 

Wedged between the Atlantic Coast and Chesapeake Bay, this region has coastal beauty and old-world charm. It is known for its maritime heritage and seafood.

Free galleries in three old mansions offer a comprehensive collection of over 5,000 years’ worth of art and rare manuscripts from nearly all regions of the world.

Visit this beautiful church, a stunning example of Gothic architecture in Maryland, with a historic cemetery on its serene grounds. 

See sailing regattas, naval officers and red brick colonial mansions in the state of Maryland’s attractive capital city.

The official national museum for self-taught and intuitive artistry is a treasure trove of extraordinary art made from ordinary objects by ordinary people.

The official national museum for self-taught and intuitive artistry is a treasure trove of extraordinary art made from ordinary objects by ordinary people.

Discover centers of art and culture in one of the country’s most livable cities, just north of Washington D.C.

Wedged between the Atlantic Coast and Chesapeake Bay, this region has coastal beauty and old-world charm. It is known for its maritime heritage and seafood.

This free museum has the world’s largest Matisse collection, along with well-known pop art and other works by master painters from the 15th century to the present.

Gaze up at the monumental façade of Frederick’s 18th-century church and step inside to attend regular services and guided tours of the sumptuous interior.

Relax in Downtown Frederick’s serene waterfront park, which was designed as an urban renewal project that would save the city from possible flooding.

Enjoy scenic views of the Choptank River from the beautiful replica of a historic lighthouse and learn about Cambridge’s rich maritime heritage.