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Maryland is one of the smallest states in the country, but it is still home to close to 6 million people. That makes Maryland one of the most densely populated states in the country.
Maryland truly has a bit of everything, giving you all the things that you love about the United States and packing them into a small state.
It is also a great way to get to Washington, D.C., with more options for food, shopping and accommodations.
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No matter how big or small your group is, there is a perfect bus rental in Maryland for you. You can get a:
So it does not matter if you have a small group, or a large one; we can provide you with the best bus at a very affordable rate.
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You can also hire a bus rental in Maryland if you want to go to other places such as Washington, D.C., Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania!
Maryland is also known as America in Miniature because it has a varied topography, representing the many types of land and water forms found in the country. It has sandy dunes, marshlands, oak forests and pine groves. More than this, the state is surrounded by a lot of metropolitan areas such as Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
What’s more, the state has a rich collection of main street towns. You could go to St. Michaels, which is called as the Hamptons of the Chesapeake. St. Michaels is an artistic waterfront that has a lot of history behind it. Frederick, on the other hand, was named by Forbes magazine as one of the best places to live in the country. Lastly, Ellicott City transports you back to Old England.
So there are just too many things to do and sights to see here! Get on a bus rental in Maryland and explore them all!
Maryland has some great amusement parks that can delight the kids, and everybody else in the family. So plan for a day at an amusement park, such as:
Adventure Park USA in New Market, MD 21774, has the Wildcat, a roller coaster and a handful of children's attractions. You can go on bumper boats, go karts and play on the playground too. Frontier Town and Fort Whaley Campgrounds has a Western theme park, a water park, mini golf facilities and the High Ropes Adventure Park.
Jolly Roger Amusement Park has two locations in Ocean city, one is at the 30th St where you can have carnival rides, attractions, mini golf courses and a water park called Splash Mountain. The other is located at the pier.
Six Flags America is located in Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 and is where you could find such attractions as the Mind Eraser, the Wild One, Roar, the Joker's Jinx and others.
The Water Park at Bohrer Park is a city park that gives you a chance to beat the heat every summer.
Trimper's Rides and Amusements is a historic theme park that has been open for more than 100 years. it has an indoor area for the kids, as well as a Herschell Carousel, bumper cars and a lot of kiddie rides.
More than anything, Maryland is a land for the arts. Its arts and culture attractions mirror the diverse cultures and geography of the state.
Here, you can drop by a museum and admire the many photography, sculptures, paintings or catch great film presentations and musical concerts.
You can enjoy nationally known organizations such as the Baltimore Symphony, or even see the best productions from some of the state's best schools such as the Peabody Institute. and the Baltimore School for the Arts.
These are just some of the best museums in the state, but there are more. Check out the:
On top of these, each city or town has its own small museums as well.
Visual art. Check out the Baltimore Museum of Art, where you can find works by Andy Warhol and other European and modern art pieces. While the Baltimore Tattoo Museum gives you a better understanding of tattoos, including its history and some ink ideas you might want to try. There is also the Geppi's Entertainment Museum where you have rotating exhibits on different things. The Walters Art Museum, on the other hand, has great exhibits on tys and drawings. You could also appreciate history more at Historic St. Mary's City, a living history museum.
Dance. Check out the performance by some of the state's best dance groups, including the American Dance Institute, Ballet Theatre of Maryland, Baltimore Ballet, Footworks, Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, Maryland Council for Dance, Metropolitan Ballet Theatre, National Ballet, and Salisbury University Dance Company.
Film Festivals. The Annapolis Film Festival, Balticon Short Film Festival, Baltimore Women's Film Festival, Chesapeake Film Festival, Frederick Film Festival, Heritage Film and Video Festival, Maryland Film Festival, and SilverDocs Documentary Film Festival are just some of the film festivals held in the state.
Music. There are several musical societies in Maryland, including the Baltimore Blues Society, Baltimore Folk Music Society, Chamber Jazz Society of Baltimore, Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute, and Cultural Center, and Potomac River Jazz Club. So is it any wonder that the state also has great music festivals such as Brunswick Music Fest, Craft Beer & Music Festival, Chesapeake Chamber Music Festival, National Orchestral Institute Festival Folk Festival, Western Maryland Blues Fest, Jazz Fest, McHenry Highland Festival, Deer Creek Fiddlers Convention, Common Ground on the Hill Festival, and World of Montgomery Festival.
You should also watch an opera production from the Annapolis Opera Company, Baltimore Opera Theatre and Baltimore Rock Opera Society. Or catch some great chamber music as these great orchestras perform:
Theater. Baltimore is home to great community theaters such as the Everyman Theatre, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, the Theatre Project and the Fell's Point Corner Theatre. You can find theater performances here that range from great puppet shows to Shakespearean productions.
Be sure to go to Center Stage and Olney Theater, two of the state's foremost theaters. In Annapolis, you have Colonial Players, the Annapolis Shakespeare Company, and the Summer Garden Theatre to choose from. These are just the tip of the iceberg, so be sure to get on a bus rental in Maryland and explore that state's other theater groups!
Art festivals. Maryland is home to several great art festivals. For example, Annapolis has its Arts and Music Festival at Quiet Waters Park; Arts, Crafts, & Wine Festival; and First Sunday Arts Festival, while Baltimore hosts Artscape; Inner Harbor Art Festival; Open Studio Tour; and Sowebo Arts and Music Festival.
You can also go to Bethesda's Fine Arts Festival, Catonsville's Arts and Crafts Festival, Columbia's Festival of the Arts, Easton's Plein Air Competition and Arts Festival, Frederick's Festival of the Arts, Havre de Grace's Decoy and Wildlife Art Festival, Laurel Arts Festival, McHenry's Garrett Lakes Arts Festival, and the Downtown Silver Spring Fine Arts Festival.
Fallfest of Fine Arts and Craft Show, Labor Day Weekend Art & Craft Festival, and Nautical & Wildlife Arts Festival and Craft Show, all happen in Ocean City.
Maryland has some of the best seafood restaurants in the country. Check out Faidley Seafood and Cantler's Riverside Inn for some of the freshest seafood fare there is.
The Bartlett Pear Inn (Easton, MD 21601) is one of the best restaurants in the country, but it is getting stiff competition from other great restaurants in the area such as:
Other places worth trying out when you are hungry include:
Shopping. Maryland has great shopping malls that give you the chance to buy everything you need all in one place. Check out the Mall in Columbia, which gives you more than 200 specialty stores and services. The mall is anchored by Lord & Taylor, Nordstrom, Sears, L.L. Bean, JCPenney, and Hecht's. Then there's the Towson Town Center and Owings Mills, as well as Savage Mill and Arundel Mills. Need more? Then go to The Avenue of White Marsh, Westfield Shoppingtown, Montgomery Mall, White Flint, and the Prime Outlets.
Adkins Farm Market has fresh flowers, vegetables, plants and produce. While you can find great antiques at Ballindullagh Barn Antiques, Antique Row, Beaver Creek Antiques Market, Emmitsburg Antique Mall, Emporium Antiques, Fireside Antiques, Kensington Antique Row, and Olsen's Antiques & Furniture, Inc.
Further, check out the unique items at Creations in Wood, McFadden Art Glass, Simon Pearce Glassblowing and other local businesses in the state.
Golfers would love Maryland with its variety of golf courses scattered all over the state.
Some of the best include:
Sports. Other sports fans would love Maryland's sports teams. The state has two National Football League teams: the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Redskins.
The state has also produced some of the best athletes in the world, including Babe Ruth, Wes Unseld, Michael Phelps, Jimmie Foxx, Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Johnny Unitas, Ray Lewis, Jim Parker, and Cal Ripken, Jr.
Catch the Preakness Stakes at the Pimlico Race Course, or watch a jousting match, which is the state's official sport. Lacrosse, on the other hand, is the official team sport and walking is the official state exercise!
You could watch your favorite sports at these premiere venues:
Maryland has a rich history. From the Civil War, to African American heritage and history, there are sites you could see.
Check out these venues:
Furthermore, each of the state's many cities also has sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. So be sure to get a bus rental in Maryland and visit them. For instance, in Annapolis you have:
Then, in Baltimore, there are:
Other cities and localities have their own historic sites.
Maryland has 40 state parks, a handful of state forests, and a national park. Be sure to go to Fort Washington National Park, where you could enjoy great views of the Potomac River, as well as a pick of the best picnic sites here.
Among the state parks, be sure to go to:
At the state's many forests, you can go hunting, fishing or hiking. You can also swim and have a picnic at some of them. These state forests include:
Maryland has several zoos that you can visit. Check out:
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