Baltimore Metropolitan Area
Havre de Grace, Maryland
City
Susaquehanna waterfront town with a promenade
Havre de Grace is an incorporated city at the mouth of the Susquehanna River, with a historic promenade, a lighthouse and a compact downtown of shops and restaurants.
History & Local Character
Laid out in 1785 and briefly considered as a site for the national capital, the town grew on fishing, rail and cannery work.
Housing & Real Estate
Historic Victorians and rowhouses near the water, with newer subdivisions inland.
Restaurants & Shopping
Waterfront restaurants, crab houses and cafes line the promenade and Washington Street.
Schools & Education
Harford County Public Schools serves the city, with Havre de Grace High School and Middle School in town.
Parks & Recreation
Concord Point Park, Tydings Park and the Susquehanna State Park trails surround the city.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-95, US 40 and MD 155 serve the city; MARC's Penn Line stops across the river in Perryville.
Local Businesses
Waterfront restaurantsAntique shopsMarine servicesBoutiques
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Nearby Attractions
- Concord Point Lighthouse
- Havre de Grace Promenade
- Susquehanna State Park
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Walkable waterfront
- Historic character
- Strong local dining
Considerations
- Flooding near the river
- Seasonal tourism swings
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Havre de Grace?
Havre de Grace is at the mouth of the Susquehanna River in Harford County, where the river meets the Chesapeake Bay.