Welcome to Annapolis, a charming and historically significant city that may be small in size but carries immense historical weight! This guided tour will take you through its city centre, unfolding the rich history of Maryland's waterfront capital.

Commence your journey at the historic St. Anne's Cemetery, where notable locals from the late 1600s rest, their stories etched into the city's foundations.

Proceed to the Banneker-Douglass Museum, where the tales of a renowned writer and a distinguished scientist, both African-American Marylanders with roots in slavery, serve as a source of inspiration.

A short distance away stands the majestic Maryland State House, a structure that briefly served as the Capitol of the United States. Discover that the founders of the local St. John's College, where exceptional teaching practices have thrived since the 17th century, were also signatories of the Declaration of Independence.

Navigate through the red brick 18th-century houses, including the William Paca House, erected by the eponymous signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Continue the tour by delving into the lives and training of US Naval Academy graduates, individuals who have left an indelible mark on history, at this globally recognised naval school.

Experience the scenic waterfront by strolling along the Ego Valley dockside, adorned with luxurious boats and yachts.

Cap off your exploration at the Museum of Historic Annapolis, a tribute to the city's history and the people who played pivotal roles in shaping it.

Join this tour and immerse yourself in the coastal allure and colonial architecture of Annapolis's historic district

HOW IS THE TOUR GOING
— Stay flexible: [join the tour whenever you want and] explore the sights as long as you like.
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