Schmap.com supports the following browsers:
PC
 Paved biking-hiking trail |
From Jonas Green Park in Annapolis to Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie Baltimore, MD 21146 United States +1 410 222 6244 (Ranger Station) http://www.dnr.state.md.us/gre... |
This 13-mile paved trail stretches from suburban Glen Burnie to Annapolis, affording bicyclists, skaters and walkers a respite from the hustle and bustle of Baltimore's encroaching suburbs. The trail attracts about 1.5 million people annually and is one of the most popular bicycling-hiking trails in the region. The linear park is 66-foot wide from beginning to end. Parking is available at Route 450 (Ritchie Highway) and Boulter's Way in Annapolis, and at the northern Earleigh Heights Road in Severna Park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 17 waterfront stops |
Pratt & Light Streets Baltimore, MD 21201 United States +1 410 563 3901 / +1 800 658 8947 http://www.thewatertaxi.com/ |
This unique water transportation system allows visitors and residents to avoid long walks from point to point, but also the traffic congestion along Pratt Street and the roads hugging the harbor.The Baltimore Water Taxi has 17 stops scattered along the waterfront, from Little Italy to Fell's Point. See their website for further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: jdprince |
 Photo: Melissa Buren |
 Photo: Josh Kugler |
 Photo: bobaroundnj |
 Photo: Jen Kundrod |
 Photo: Richard Cole |
 Photo: Crystal Bahmaie |
 Photo: Caroline  |
 Photo: Rumikohsu |
 Photo: monkeywrench_2003 |
 Photo: Em Jones |
 Photo: Thiago Santos |
 Photo: Sarah Maier |
 Photo: eyeless |
 Back into history |
2835 Belair Drive Baltimore, MD 20715 United States +1 301 809 3089 http://www.cityofbowie.org/mus... |
This museum is seeped in history and it is ready to tell tales whenever you want to listen. It was built by Samuel Ogle in the early 18th century. Later, it underwent expansion and was inherited by the Woodward family. The Woodwards further converted it into a major racing and breeding ground. Presently, it enjoys its status as a museum and boasts of an interesting collection of racing memorabilia, carriages and so on. For further details, check the website. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
AA Baseball farm team |
4101 North East Crain Highway Baltimore, MD 20716 United States +1 301 805 6000 http://www.baysox.com |
The Bowie Baysox, a AA baseball farm team of the Baltimore Orioles, play at Prince George's Stadium. The intimate ballpark offers a family-friendly atmosphere and gives fans a chance to see tomorrow's major league baseball players up close. In addition to home games from April through September, there are nightly promotions, entertainment, fireworks, a carousel, face painting, and a children's playground. See thier website for further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
College Park Aviation Museum |
1985 Corporal Frank Scott Drive College Park, MD 20740 United States +1 301 864 6029 http://www.collegeparkaviation... |
This museum is housed at the world's oldest continuously operating airport. Its fun, interactive exhibits will captivate visitors of all ages. The gallery itself is a one-eighth scale replica of the Wright brothers' hangar, where they built their first military airplane. It was here, in 1909, that Wilbur Wright trained military officers to fly. The museum's many artifacts include the Wright brothers' 1911 Wright B, a 1918 'Jenny' airplane that was once used for airmail, and a 1932 Monocoupe aircraft. Admission: USD$ for adults, USD3 for seniors and USD2 for children. Children under two come free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
An evening of pleasure |
222 Severn Avenue, P.O. Box 3262 Annapolis Baltimore, MD 21403 United States +1 410 263 5196 / +1 410 263 9700 http://www.entertainercharters... |
If you're looking for a fun filled evening, head here. You can throw a birthday party, have a bash, or exchange your vows on this glorious yacht, which can accommodate 22-49 people. Feast on the Hors d'Oeuvres or treat your guests to desserts when you're in celebration mode. Raise a toast to your friends, taking your drinks from the bar or enjoy a rich cup of coffee. Chat away while watching the Naval Academy or the waterfront of the Severn River. Inquire about the special events, especially the July 4 celebrations. Wear your seafaring boots in luxury and style! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Hampton National Historic Site |
535 Hampton Lane Towson, MD 21286 United States +1 410 823 1309 x226 http://www.nps.gov/hamp/ |
Towards the north of the Hampton lane, you'll find a beautiful mansion located on the Hampton National Historic site. Visit the mansion to marvel at ancient paintings and antique furniture. The mansion has been installed with fire containment equipment for which it is closed for an unspecified period of time. However, the farmhouse is open daily from 9:30a to 4p and that's exactly where you've got to head for any of the presentations held here. This is also where the Second Sunday program series takes place. On your way out, you can also make a trip to the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine located just twelve miles away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Heart of Baltimore's Jewish community |
5700 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore, MD 21215 United States +1 410 542 4900 http://www.jhc.org |
This community center is the heart of Baltimore's Jewish community, offering an array of programs and recreational activities for people of all ages. For decades, the center has been providing space for classes for everything from ceramics to Yiddish literature. The center also features a gallery, where art depicting Jewish life takes center stage. (Some of the artwork is on loan from Israel). JCC also offers baby-sitting services and parenting courses. Admission: USD8 Adults, $USD Children under 10, USD15 Family. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Voice of the youth |
2117 Brookfield Avenue Baltimore, MD 21217 United States +1 410 383 7200 http://www.kidsonthehill.org/ |
This non-profit organization, founded in 1994, aims at strengthening the relationship between the youth and the parents. The various creatively designed programs help the younger generation to overcome their inhibitions, discover their capabilities and step beyond the barriers of race, gender and class. Founder Rebecca Yenawine actively participates in the art projects done by the neighborhood kids. Some of these include the sculpture garden, which is based on the issues of race and class. The innovative and pretty sculptures created by the kids can be seen in a park on Madison Avenue. A visit to this venue on Reservoir Hill is sure to bring a smile to your face. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Family celebration of heritage |
Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds, Route 178 1517 Ritchie Highway, Suite L-5Arnold (office) Baltimore, MD 21012 United States +1 410 349 0338 http://www.kuntakinte.org |
A celebration of African American, African and Caribbean culture, the Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival includes arts and crafts, music, and everything from Blues and jazz to African dancers and gospel, a children's village, workshops, displays and authentic ethnic food. Held at St. John's College, the two-day event derives its name from Kunta Kinte, one of 98 slaves brought to Annapolis in 1767. A descendant, Alex Haley, made Kunta Kinte's story famous in his best selling book, 'Roots'. Admission: USD7 for adults, USD3 for seniors, USD3 for children 4-12. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
More than a gallery |
10701 Rockville Pike North Bethesda Baltimore, MD 20852-3324 United States +1 301 581 5100 (Box Office) / +1 301 581 5200 http://www.strathmore.org/ |
Exhibitions featuring works of prominent local artists and those from around the world are held all year around. Galleries are located on the first and second floors. Impressive collections of other well-known museums are made available for viewing as a result of its association with them. Interesting educational programs are conducted for both children and adults. An on-site cafe is open during summer afternoons on weekdays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Sample Maryland wines and food |
Carroll County Farm Museum Baltimore, MD 21157 United States +1 410 472 2358 / +1 800 237 9463 (Toll Free) http://www.marylandwine.com/ |
Maryland wines are the focal point of this popular annual event. The pastoral setting, the Carroll County Farm Museum, is the perfect location to sample some of the state's finest wines, offered by 10 wineries. There are also wine seminars, on-stage entertainment, arts and crafts vendors and regional food. Guided tours of the 19th-century Museum Farmhouse and artisan demonstrations are offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Medieval Dining |
7000 Arundel Mills Circle The Maryland Castle, Hanover Baltimore, MD 21076 United States +1 443 755 0011 http://www.medievaltimes.com/ |
Take a trip back in time and enjoy all the pleasures of Medieval life at the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament. Their two-hour live dinner show in a 1000 seat arena features jousting, courtly love, knights, and damsels in distress. Dinners include hearty classics such as potatoes, soup, and roasted chicken and spare ribs. See their website for reservation information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: LoreleiRanveig |
 Picturesque Golf Venue |
1827 Mountain Road Baltimore, MD 21085 United States +1 410 836 9600 / +1 877 588 1492 http://www.mountainbranch.com/ |
Mountain Branch Golf Course is an ideal destination for both serious and recreational golfers. Featuring a challenging 18-hole public golf course, this popular venue is located just off of I-95 and easily accessible to Baltimore. Mountain Branch also boasts home style dining at The Grille & Pub and all your golfing needs at their Pro Shop. See their website for further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: wcities |
|
Nautical Destinations |
105 Eastern Avenue Suite 101 Annapolis, MD 21403 United States +1 410 269 4213 http://www.nauticaldestination... |
Formed by Nancy and Lynne in 1995, Nautical Destinations takes advantage of the pretty seaport of Annapolis and brings to us a service to help us experience the same. Beautiful yachts can be chartered - sailboats, motorboats and customized yachts are available. The group acts as a broker and helps the clients by picking a vessel that perfectly matches their requirements. Games, team races, sailing lessons and other fun filled events are held in the background of the waters in Baltimore, Annapolis and along the eastern shore. Come along and let your next event theme be nautical! Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Bustling Balimore |
On Northern Parkway Baltimore, MD 21215 United States |
If you feel like exploring the city of Baltimore, take a walk around the Pimlico area. It is peppered with restaurants, cafes as well as schools. The famous horse racing track is also found here. Stroll around and discover Baltimore. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: meli$$@ |
 Photo: roz814 |
 Photo: Luke Ryan |
 Photo: Joe Cereghino |
|
An event on the water |
312 Third Street Suite 102 Baltimore, MD 21403 United States +1 410 626 1888 http://www.pintailyachts.com/ |
If a memorable event in the Chesapeake Bay area is what you are planning, then what better venue than a cruise boat! Whether it is a corporate event or a private party, Pintail is there to take care of all the arrangements. The two yachts are fully covered and so there is nothing to worry about on a bad weather day. Just decide on the food menu and decorations, if necessary they can help in the planning too! The rates vary, depending on the number of guests and days. Do check their various specialty cruises. You might find what you are looking for. How about a wedding on the cruise! Check out the website for rates and timings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Sail away! |
Fell's Point Near Baltimore's Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21212 United States +1 410 435 2078 http://www.sailthepintita.com/ |
Book a personalized charter for yourself, and enjoy a sailing trip on this beauty. What better place to host an event for up to twenty, than at the bay! These people also offer a B&B accommodation, the only difference is that the former 'B' is replaced by 'boat', so take the pleasure of Boat and Breakfast at the Pintita. Check in before six in the evening, and check out by 10 in the morning. Enjoy the bliss of sailing in the night, under the starry sky and wake up in the morning to the sweet aroma of freshly prepared breakfast and the sea breeze at 9a. What's more, you can also take a sail training cruise if you are nautically inclined. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: wcities |
|
Boats for different needs |
980 Awald Drive PO Box 3350 Baltimore, MD 21403 United States +1 410 268 7601 / +1 800 569 9622 (Toll Free) http://www.watermarkcruises.com/ |
With a large fleet at its disposal, Watermark Cruises is one of the largest boat-tour operators in the city. Choose between the Annapolitan II, Cabaret II, Catherine Marie, Harbor Queen, Lady Sarah and Miss Anne. Each of the boats is of a different size, and can accommodate between 2 to 250 persons. Hire any of them for your corporate entertainment, birthday, felicitation, wedding, private dinner, engagement, fund raiser, corporate, or anniversary party. The operator offers themes, such as 'Tastes of the Chesapeake', 'Riverboat Jazz', 'Casino Night', 'South of the Border',and 'Caribbean Luau'. Common destinations include Severn River, Baltimore Inner Harbor, and Chesapeake Bay Beach Club. You can also hop into a vessel at the City Dock in Annapolis on a public tour. Review © 2007, Wcities |