Top Things to do in Maryland
Top Hotels in Maryland
- 1. Hyatt Place Ocean City / Oceanfront
- 2. Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort
- 3. Royal Sonesta Harbor Court Baltimore
- 4. Hampton Inn & Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor
- 5. Carousel Oceanfront Hotel & Condos
- 6. Graduate Annapolis
- 7. Historic Inns of Annapolis
- 8. Staybridge Suites Baltimore - Inner Harbor, an IHG Hotel
- 9. Dunes Manor Hotel, Suites & Court
- 10. Grand Hotel
Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in Maryland, United States
Maryland is known as “America in Miniature” because of its great variations in topography and culture. This makes it a perfect east coat travel destination for those who would like to experience a little bit of everything. From amusement parks, to beaches, to mountains and historical sites, there is plenty to see and do. Each region of Maryland provides its own unique and fun activities to do. If you're headed for some fun in the sun in Ocean City on its eastern coast, be sure not to miss the Ocean City Beach, the Boardwalk, or Trimper's Rides and Amusement Park for an all-ages fun experience. Central Maryland is home to a Six Flags theme park, the Annapolis Golf Club, and countless hubs of art and culture such as the African Art Museum and Annapolis Opera, Inc. Heading to western Maryland? It is perfect for lovers of nature and the outdoors, with the Washington Monument State Park, Wisp Resort ski slopes, and the spectacular Muddy Creek Falls.
Restaurants in Maryland
1. Fleet Street Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. First Sunday Arts Festival
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
130+ local and regional artists and crafters selling pottery, jewelry, wood turnings, clothes, furniture, blown and fused glass, photography, paintings and more. Plus cafe dining, food trucks and entertainment. Festivals are held on the first Sunday of each month from May to December 11am to 5pm. The event is pet friendly. Free Admission. 2 parking garages at the festivals on Calvert Street. Buses welcome.
3. Takoma Park Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
4. Pennsylvania Dutch Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By bassaidai88 - Hagerstown, United States
Whether you want an artisan bread, cakes, pies, donuts, specialty cheese, deli sandwich, fresh produce, candy apple, fudge, ice cream, butcher meats, BBQ or pizza, this place is amazing! Open Thursday-Saturday only, the Dutch Market has it all. Watch for the sunset specials were you can score a $1.99 pretzel log (about 1/2 price) or dinner special. Lots of cheese samples too. And OMG the donuts! They blow Dunkin Donuts out of the water! This place is busy busy busy because the great value and high quality. They serve a full breakfast too. And they also have furniture and crafts as well! I hope that was helpful.
5. Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By m0sbym - Falls Church, United States
A lot of delicious to fill up before crossing bay bridge, this will by my favorite stop for breakfast or lunch before hit the beach, and stock some bake goods for picnic.
6. Broadway Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By 703BillB703 - Bel Air, United States
Bright, high windows, wide aisles and plenty of seating indoor and out describe the renewed Broadway Market in Fells Point. Shops selling Chicken and waffles, fresh seafood, Indian street food and Thai cuisine rub shoulders. A full Polish grocery/deli occupies one end. Although it is smaller than its cousin markets, like Northeast, Broadway Market is still a good place to grab a snack or icecream or get prepared take out for dinner. Street parking is not too difficult. Everyone in the shops is friendly and welcoming.
7. American Market at National Harbor
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
8. Cross Street Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 62 reviews
One of the USA's oldest public markets, built in 1846 to serve the growing area of South Baltimore. In 2019, Cross Street Market completed a full renovation.
9. Crumpton Auction
10. Lexington Market
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 385 reviews
A colorful, busy, open-air market specializing in seafood.
Reviewed By 985charc - Henderson, United States
(To quote another traveler here) It was the most multicultural area I could see (during my visit to Baltimore). It is an interesting area, it may seem dangerous, but it is not. A historic place with great cultural value. This is a gritty version of Pikes Market in Seattle. Grounds are worn. Paid parking is tight ($4 for under 2 hours). I live in Las Vegas NV, so I found this place to be gritty, but I did feel safe. There is paper trash on the floor, and did have low income locals around. But I was greeted with smiles and no one bothered us. The food was AMAZING. Greek, Asian, Cajun, fresh fruit, cake, seafood to buy, butcher shop, Philly cheese steaks etc. ALL within feet of each other. Faidley crab cakes were SUPER great. A food stand even shown..raccoon and muskrat meat offered too. There is close to no seating here. Many ate in their car. I loved this place. Closed on Sundays. I suggest..roll up your sleeves, leave your cloth napkins at home and.....get gritty with some GREAT food!
