Annapolis, Maryland
Historic District
Annapolis's Historic District runs from City Dock up to the State House, a grid of colonial and Victorian buildings, brick sidewalks and waterfront streets.
Local Character & History
Gas lamps, 18th-century townhouses and the constant bustle of Main Street give the district an unmistakably colonial character.
Restaurants & Shopping
Main Street, City Dock and West Street hold seafood houses, taverns and cafes, most within a short walk of each other.
Housing
Colonial and Victorian townhouses, many restored, at some of the highest prices in the region.
Parks & Recreation
The City Dock, the Naval Academy seawall and Acton's Landing provide water views and benches.
Transportation
US 50/301 nearby, with trolley and bus service into downtown and a water taxi in season.
Nearby Attractions
- City Dock
- Maryland State House
- U.S. Naval Academy
- Main Street
Frequently Asked Questions
Is parking difficult downtown?
Yes. The Historic District has limited street parking, and most visitors use the city garages at Gotts and Park Place.