Posted in Maryland
January 01, 2016
Here Are The 10 Most Beautiful, Charming Small Towns In Maryland
Sure, Maryland is mostly known for its biggest city, Baltimore. But what most people don’t know is that it’s the smaller towns that are the most charming parts of our state. Whether you’re looking to go boutique shopping, grab a coffee, or simply check out historic buildings, Maryland has an array of locations to choose from. Listed below are 10 of the most charismatic small towns in Maryland.
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Leonardtown offers plenty of history, parks, and downtown shops. It has a variety of things to do while still keeping it perfectly low key.
Berlin is a tight-knit community that strives to keep their town looking its best.
Spend a day on the water, shopping at the boutiques, or learning at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. This is one of the greatest places to visit and live.
Cambridge has a vibrant arts scene and plenty of small business's to shop around.
Stroll through Main Street or stop by the B & O Railroad Museum. You'd never know this charming town is right next door to all the big cities.
Check out the Concord Point Lighthouse while touring Havre de Grace. Such a cool little town.
Vienna has a picture perfect waterfront that is well complemented by its tiny town.
This historic town has several Civil War sites. Check them out while staying at the bed and breakfast owned by author Nora Roberts.
Located in Frederick County, most of Emmitsburg is rural with old brick buildings and beautiful parks.
Thurmont is known as the gateway to the mountains where you can drive through covered bridges, walk around Main Street, or explore their many parks.
What towns would you add to the list? Share in the comments below.
