• Maryland State House - Experience tours through the Historic District of Annapolis, Maryland’s premier colonial site and the Colonial Capital of the United States in 1783-84. These walking tours are led by guides in colonial attire through Annapolis’s historic district. Visitors will enter the Maryland State House, where General George Washington resigned his commission (Photo ID required for those 18 and older to enter the State House).
• St. Anne’s Episcopal Church - Visit St. Anne’s Church, a mansion from 1774, see the homes of two signers of the Declaration of Independence, and discover life in Colonial Maryland.
• William Paca House & Garden - Learn about this historic house and enjoy an exterior visit.
• The Kunta Kinte - Alex Haley Memorial - A moving tribute honoring the legacy of Kunta Kinte, the African ancestor celebrated in Alex Haley’s Roots, marking the location in Annapolis, Maryland where he arrived in America as an enslaved person in 1767.

• Expert-led tour by guides in colonial attire

Travel back in time with a 2-hour guided walking tour through the charmingly preserved Historic District of Annapolis, Maryland. Discover the Maryland State House, which once served as the United States Capitol, and explore a colonial kitchen and dining room within a magnificent Georgian mansion. Wander past notable landmarks such as St. Anne’s Parish, the Hammond-Harwood House, the Paca House, and the bustling Annapolis City Dock. Learn about the intriguing friendly rivalry between the U.S. Naval Academy and St. John’s College, two institutions that have significantly influenced the character of this distinctive city. Throughout the tour, the guide will vividly depict everyday life in colonial Maryland, from the merchant class to the working poor. Spanning less than a mile on foot, this tour offers an accessible and engaging introduction to one of America’s most historic cities.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.