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Student Tours to Maryland
Baltimore & Annapolis
Schools, Scouts, & Youth Organizations
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Baltimore is the largest city and cultural center in the state of Maryland. Baltimore's Inner Harbor was once the second leading port of entry for immigrants to the United States and a major manufacturing center. Baltimore Harbor is home to Harborplace, a revitalized area drawing thousands of visitors each year. Today’s Baltimore is a city rich in American history and culture.
Annapolis, named to honor Queen Anne of England; Annapolis literally translates to “Anne’s City.” This entire early town is a designated National Historic Landmark area. For a short period, between November, 1783 and August, 1784, Annapolis served as the Capital of the United States.
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Baltimore Favorites
· Inner Harbor of Baltimore
· Fort McHenry
· Maryland Science Museum
· National Aquarium
· Reginald F. Lewis Museum
· Great Blacks in Was Museum
· Baltimore Ducks
· Six Flags America
· Camden Yards
· Baltimore Orioles ballgame (seasonal)
· Flag House
· Baltimore Museum of Art
· Geppi’s Entertainment Museum
· Edgar Allen Poe House
Annapolis Favorites
· Walking Historic Tour
· Naval Academy
· Maryland State House
· Narrated River Cruise
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Nearby
· Washington DC
· Philadelphia
· New York City
· Gettysburg/Amish Country
· Colonial Williamsburg
· Richmond
· Charlottesville
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Baltimore & Annapolis have more attractions available for touring.
Contact the experts at Scholastic Journeys to prepare a free custom tour proposal for your students.
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