ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION HISTORY & HERITAGE CENTRAL MARYLAND Unlimited Tours & Charters Carroll County Farm Museum 500 S Center St, Westminster, 410-386-3880, 1-800-654-4645 www.carrollcountyfarmmuseum.org Enjoy guided/self-guided tours, bring a picnic, play on the fun farm-themed playground, and attend one of our many events including The Maryland Wine Festival. d $ 324 Mt Holly St, Baltimore, 410-415-1384, 1-866-612-3086 www.unlimitedtoursandcharters.com Our fleet is modern, our team is dedicated, and we have a proven record of quality transportation and happy riders. We are also a 24-hr bus service for emergencies. RESERVATION SERVICES Ellicott City COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES Timonium TOUR SERVICES Visit Howard County Historical Society of Carroll County Accent on Baltimore 210 E Main St, Westminster, 410-848-6494 www.hsccmd.org Three early 19th-century historic houses (1800-1820) tell the stories of everyday life in Carroll County. Permanent and changing exhibits; guided tours. d $ POBox 20235, Baltimore, 443-279-5055 www.accentonbaltimore.com Spouse programs, corporate relocation tours, military reunion packages, incentive travel; group pre-and post-cruise packages. d TOUR SERVICES 8267 Main St, Side Entrance, Ellicott City, 410-313-1900, 800-288-8747 www.visithowardcounty.com As a team we enthusiastically promote and celebrate all that is wonderful in Howard County–its historic towns, opportunities for outdoor recreation, local dining, signature festivals, and cultural happenings. See ad on page 61. Greenspring Tours POBox 358, Timonium, 410-561-1119 www.greenspringtours.com For all your destination management needs in the Baltimore, Annapolis, and D.C. area. Tours, transportation, guide service, hotels, meals, special events. d Towson COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES Patapsco Heritage Greenway (PHG) VISITOR SERVICES Annapolis COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES American Sailing Tours Annapolis & Anne Arundel County 26 West St, Annapolis, 410-280-0445 www.visitannapolis.org www.visitbwi.org Our county features three regions of distinct personalities. Annapolis City, the Annapolis Countryside, and the BWI/Arundel Mills Entertainment District. See ad on pages 5 and 89. GROUND TRANSPORTATION 400 Key Hwy, Inner Harbor Marina, Baltimore, 844-595-8860 http://americansailingtours.com Our 90-minute tours are always fun for young and old. Come sailing in Baltimore with us and enjoy a day on the water. POBox 96, Ellicott City, 410-696-1328, info@patapsco.org https://patapsco.org Promotes historic interactions, recreational opportunities, environmental encounters, and cultural experiences in the Patapsco Valley Heritage Area See ad on page 91. Baltimore County Tourism and Cultural Arts 400 Washington Ave, Towson, 410-887-4289 www.enjoybaltimorecounty.com Home to historic neighborhoods, 21,000 equine-related acres, over 200 miles of beautiful waterfront, five family-owned wineries & nine craft breweries including Guinness Open Gate Brewery. See ad on page 1. Savage WELCOME CENTERS Bel Air COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES Westminster COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES I-95 North Welcome Center Visit Harford Chesapeake Charter Inc. 424 Broadneck Rd, Annapolis, 410-757-3000, 1-800-304-3001 www.chesapeakecharter.net Motor coach and school bus transportation for Maryland and the surrounding states. d TOUR SERVICES 115 N Main St, Ste C, Bel Air, 410-838-7777 www.visitharford.com Featuring picturesque beauty, bustling cities, historic harbor town, cultural venues, and sports amenities. Create your memories in Harford County. See ad on page 91. I-95 N, Between exits 35 & 38, Savage, 301-490-1333 www.visitmaryland.org/listing/visitor-centers/i-95-north-welcome-center Serves traffic heading towards Baltimore and points north. Stop in for free maps and Destination Maryland travel magazines. Carroll County Tourism I-95 South Welcome Center U.S. Naval Academy-Armel-Leftwich Visitor Center 52 King George St, Annapolis, 410-293-8687 www.usnabsd.com/for-visitors Offers highly-regarded historical tours (walking or riding) led by professional, passionate, certified guides. Tours bring many important stories to life. d I-95 S, Between exits 38 & 35, Mile Marker 37, Savage, 301-490-2444 www.visitmaryland.org/listing/visitor-centers/i-95-south-welcome-center Serves traffic heading towards Washington, D.C. and points south. Stop in for free maps and Destination Maryland travel magazines. 1838 Emerald Hill Ln, Westminster, 1-800-272-1933 www.carrollcountytourism.org Rolling hills, farmland vistas, and small towns & communities offer attractions, history, recreation, and more. Drive our Barn Quilt & Civil War Trails. d See ad on Inside Front Cover and page 6. Baltimore COUNTY & CITY TOURISM OFFICES Visit Baltimore 400 E Pratt St, 10th Floor, Baltimore, 1-877-BALTIMORE www.baltimore.org Don’t miss Baltimore’s picturesque waterfront, charming neighborhoods, world-class museums/attractions and diverse culinary scene. Request a Visitor Guide to plan your getaway. See ad on page 92. GROUND TRANSPORTATION Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) 2310 Broening Hwy, Baltimore, 410-537-1000 www.baybridge.com www.mdta.maryland.org The MDTA is the state agency responsible for financing, operating, and improving Maryland’s toll facilities, including the Bay Bridge. See ad on page 17. 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