These 10 Churches In Maryland Will Leave You Absolutely Speechless
No matter your religious affiliation, there’s one thing we can all agree on… jaw-dropping architecture. These 10 churches located in Maryland are full of intricate details that make them appear magical, inside and out.
This Norman-Gothic-style church is so unique and still standing strong since 1872.
There is absolutely nothing like the interior of this church. It's magical.
This grand structure was built between 1806 and 1821. It has been visited by several popes and welcomes millions of tourists each year.
The interior of the temple is only open to church members. It still ranks on the list for looking like it belongs in another country, and for its famous Christmas display.
This shrine and basilica pays tribute to Ann Seton, who was the first US citizen to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church.
The chapel dome is an Annapolis landmark and more importantly, is a place for our Naval officers in-training to gain spiritual guidance.
This eye-catching church was built between 1854 and 1873. It has tons of gorgeous character inside and out.
The stone exterior and rustic interior of Christ Church gives it a distinct charm.
Located at the University of Maryland, this adorable chapel serves not only as a religious center for students, but is also used for numerous events, including weddings.
The hanging lanterns combined with the wooden beams give this church refreshing character.
Have you been to any of these churches, or are any of them on your must-visit list? Share in the comments!
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
