Posted in Maryland
August 14, 2016
10 Enchanting Spots In Maryland You Never Knew Existed
Enchanting spots in Maryland aren’t hard to find if you know where to look. These 10 in particular are aesthetically pleasing to the eye and fun to explore. If you’re a lover of all things magical, you’re going to enjoy these special places.
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Located in Lutherville, this preparatory school is also a popular place for weddings.
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This picturesque park located in North East is home to the charming Turkey Point Lighthouse.
For more information, visit the official park website here.
For more information, visit the official park website here.
This magnificent library in Baltimore continues to blow visitors away with its unique and intricate architecture.
To plan your visit, check out the website here.
To plan your visit, check out the website here.
Stretching from Maryland to DC, Rock Creek Park has stunning views of nature. Many head here to take a relaxing stroll, jog, or bicycle.
For more information, visit the website here.
For more information, visit the website here.
This Baltimore gem is home to a fairytale-like mansion and plush gardens. The Japanese maple trees found here are particularly unique.
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This structure looks like something you'd discover in an enchanted forest. It's actually located in Boonsboro and is dedicated to the memory of George Washington.
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Find out more information here.
The forested wetland is located in Southern Maryland. Explore the enchanting paths throughout the grounds for a magical woodland experience like no other.
Visit the website here.
Visit the website here.
These award-winning gardens in Wheaton are a joy to walk through year-round. If you visit during warmer months, be sure to check out the live butterfly garden that runs from April through September.
For more information, visit the website here.
For more information, visit the website here.
Located along the C&O Canal in Western Maryland, this historic tunnel is quite magical-looking. Walk through the inside for a truly unique adventure.
Find a bit more information about the tunnel here.
Find a bit more information about the tunnel here.
Dorchester County is home to this historic windmill. It's hard to believe this remarkable structure is right here in Maryland.
For more information, visit the website here.
For more information, visit the website here.
Have you visited these enchanting spots in Maryland? Be sure to also check out this whimsical place that is straight out of a storybook.
