Take a pleasant walking tour through the beautiful historic center of Annapolis, including the picturesque harbor and US Naval Academy. We'll see the Georgian mansions, the iconic Maryland State House, and much more as you learn the fascinating story of the town.
We'll see where the Treaty of Paris was signed (bringing to a conclusion the Revolutionary War) and where General Washington resigned as general, thus becoming the "greatest man in the world" and the "American Cincinnatus. " We'll explore the campuses of two institutes of learning that have shaped American culture. We'll walk along the city dock, harbor, and see the view to the Chesapeake Bay and wider world.
I'll also share personal and family stories along the way, to add a personal dimension to the tour. I welcome all questions and special interests for our tour!
1 Dock St, Annapolis Town Dock, Annapolis, United States
See the waterfront of Annapolis, the Harbor, Severn River, and the Chesapeake Bay, and hear the story of Annapolis's beginning.
118 Maryland Ave, Annapolis, United States
Experience the beauty and dignity of the United States Naval Academy, a 4-year university that trains future officers of the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps. IMPORTANT: visitors over 18 years old must show a REAL ID or US Passport to pass through security at the Academy.
f John Paul Jones at the Naval Academy Chapel, built in 1908.
19 Maryland Ave, Annapolis, United States
Admire the facade and learn the story of one of Annapolis's most beautiful homes, dating back to the "Golden Age" of late colonial Annapolis.
60 College Ave, Annapolis, United States
Visit the third-oldest institute of higher learning in the United States, dating back to 1696: St. John's College. Learn about its unique Great Books liberal education, its colonial architecture, and the annual "Annapolis Cup"!
100 State Cir, Annapolis, United States
Experience the oldest state capital in continuous legislative use, dating back to 1772! Learn why Annapolis is the first peace-time capital of the United States, and see the room where George Washington famously resigned his commission as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army.
Our walking tour will begin just outside the Market House (25 Market Space, Annapolis), under the trees on the west side of the building. There is an stone carving of the globe on the ground, surrounded by black metal benches.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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