Annapolis

went to school at the Naval Academy for two years. It is a nice small beautiful old town.

to visit my sister at the Academy with my family. We usually stay right in Annapolis. The city is very clean and well preserved. Although on the more expensive side, it’s a super cute town with some nice shops and restaurants – and perhaps most importantly it’s a very convenient train ride to Washington.

I lived about 30 minutes from Annapolis for several years. The town will always have a very special place in my heart. Thinking about walking the streets of old town brings back floods of warm memories and makes me smile. This is a beautiful place to visit or live.

Although I only knew her for seven years, Maryland, and Annapolis specifically, holds my very fondest childhood memories. I can remember the hundreds of sailboats always docked in the marinas, the fast-moving water taxis, and the beautiful buildings of the naval academy. Annapolis inspired my love for the wind and the water, and for that I am forever grateful.

Very nice, small, pretty town. The history is a lot of fun, and the whole place has a relaxed, calming feel to it. The food is great and the people were very nice. It’s a bit like stepping 20 years back in time, and seems a bit cut off from reality, but I think everyone means well.

Definitely take a boat tour, it was lots of fun!

The city is clean.

The people are terribly snobby.

its was pretty cool, i went to the naval base cuz my brother is stationed there. its nice and ut freezing my ass off! i thought i was gonna b a chiacicle! but then again i live in miami and 60 degrees is cold here so yea, 20 wasnt cuttin it.

My husband and I had our first vacation/ getaway/ roadtrip together in Annapolis. We went to the harbor but didn’t take the boat ride; he couldn’t go that long without a ciggarette. Besides that silliness it was romantic and fun and we ate well.

Our first boat was at South River Marina for a couple rocky years while we were living in Alexandria. Annapolis was home away from home, just far enough away from the craziness of DC to have a little vacation there each weekend that we could spare. We felt like locals, even though we never really lived there.

When I went…I found the city very clean. The people were pretty friendly also.