Annapolis Walking Tours provides entertaining and informative tours throughout historic Annapolis. This tour is wonderful for people of all ages and involves approximately 2 miles of walking at a relaxed pace with frequent stops. Cobblestone pathways and uneven brick roads are present throughout; please wear comfortable walking shoes and bring appropriate rain gear/ umbrellas in case of rain. Annapolis is the sailing capital of the world; we go outside rain or shine! Tours are offered on the weekends. Additional times may be available with advanced notice. What should you bring? A camera Comfortable shoes Cash (for personal expenses) Important information: Punctuality is important and appreciated. Kindly be at the meeting spot ten minutes before the stated meeting time. The tour guide will wait a maximum of ten minutes before proceeding on the tour.

Set on the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Severn River, the picturesque town of Annapolis features some 17 miles of shoreline. This makes it the perfect home of the United States Naval Academy—and thousands of other boating enthusiasts. But there’s much more to this place than just sailing. On this tour, we’ll examine the Revolutionary roots of Annapolis and meet some of the founding fathers who lived and visited here. We’ll explore the town’s role in America’s dark history of slavery and the Civil War, while also highlighting the miraculous accomplishments of free Black Marylanders in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. NOTE: This is a self-guided outdoor walking tour. Your purchase does not include entrance to any attractions highlighted on the tour.

Step back in time on this 2-hour guided walking tour through the beautifully preserved Historic District of Annapolis, Maryland. Visit the Maryland State House, once the capitol of the United States, and explore a colonial kitchen and dining room inside a stunning Georgian mansion. Stroll past iconic landmarks including St. Anne's Parish, the Hammond-Harwood House, the Paca House, and the lively Annapolis City Dock. Hear the fascinating story of the friendly rivalry between the U.S. Naval Academy and St. John's College, two institutions that have shaped the character of this unique city. Along the way, your guide will bring everyday colonial Maryland life to vivid detail, from the merchant class to the working poor. Covering less than a mile on foot, this tour is an accessible and immersive introduction to one of America's most historic cities.