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Annapolis Itineraries
- Family Fun
- Historic Buildings & Homes
- Arts & Culture
Day 1: Sound of Music
Visit the Annapolis Chorale, which includes the Chamber Chorus, Chamber Orchestra, and the Annapolis Youth Chorus.
Experience the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, which offers music lovers the finest classical repertoire.
Then relax at the Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre to watch musical theater under the stars.
Day 2: Theatrical Productions
Visit the Ballet Theatre of Maryland to see the best in dance, or stop by The Bay Theatre Company, which offers plays, workshops, and readings.
Colonial Players offers exciting, live theatre performed in an intimate 180-seat theatre-in-the-round.
Have dinner at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament where you can enjoy an exciting adventure set inside an 11th-century-style castle.
Day 3: Exploring Art
Annapolis is home to more than 20 art galleries within a quarter-mile of the Maryland State House. Stop by the Galleries at Quiet Waters Park and Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts.
The American Craftworks Collection offers a blend of contemporary crafts. Nearby, the Annapolis Publishing Collection houses a collection of silver gelatin photographs.
Aurora Gallery, Gallery 1683, and the McBride Gallery are all other stops you should make along your tour for a wide variety of paintings, sculptures, glass, woodwork, crafts and more.
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