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Annapolis is a delight of a city in Maryland that when you're there could well lead you to believe you've jetted further afield than the northeast coast of the United States. Annapolis occupies the shores of Chesapeake Bay and has a quaint historic district on par with some of the most attractive and more well-known European cities. And like many, has a maritime history to match.

Annapolis is a city where history is alive and kicking the present day into touch on just about every street corner you go round. From the beautiful architecture of the buildings to its museums where the walls are practically bulging with incredible collections, to its stores with an archaic style all of their own and the old-fashioned eateries serving all-American classic dishes, Annapolis is a city that screams look at me and appreciate me.

You can't wander around Annapolis being totally awestruck by everything you see if you're concentrating on carrying your luggage. Leave your bags at a Bounce luggage storage service in Annapolis and you'll be able to give this stunning Maryland city the attention it truly deserves.

Luggage Storage In Annapolis

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Annapolis City Guide

Top Things To Do

You don't need to be a history buff to enjoy all of the top things there are to do in Annapolis. The museums in Annapolis cover such a wide range of topics that even if you're not into history at all, you'll find a dozen that will pique your curiosity. There are malls as well as streets lined with boutiques and antique stores, but if you stick to those you'll be missing out on the city's fantastic atmosphere, which would be a shame. As for where to eat in Annapolis that is something which will quickly become a major conundrum as you'll have so many superb restaurants serving dishes you're familiar with in a new way that you'll want to try them all.

Museums

You won't be able to help being intrigued by some of the museums in Annapolis. Yes, you'll find ones that are dedicated to typical history museum subjects, but others that will let you delve into the science of cryptology or electronics.

• Banneker-Douglass Museum: The Banneker-Douglass Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the African-American society in Annapolis and in particular the story of two freeborn men who fought against slavery and supported the women's rights movement. The museum contains unique documents, manuscripts and photographs relating to their lives and the era they lived in.
• National Cryptologic Museum: You can learn all there is to know about the science of cryptology at the National Cryptologic Museum and maybe even find out if you have a knack for it yourself. At the museum you'll discover the important role secret codes have played in the past and what the future holds for this important science.
• National Electronics Museum: You don't need to be a bright spark to know we need electricity to power things. You can learn a little more than that about electronic engineering when you go to the National Electronics Museum. Take care not to blow a fuse when you're using the interactive exhibits and don't get your wires crossed either.

Shopping

If you're someone who enjoys strolling along a city's main street browsing the window displays then you'll love going shopping in Annapolis. There's boutiques galore stocked with unusual items, fashionable clothing, footwear and the odd antique shop or two where you might just find an Aladdin's lamp that will make your every retail wish come true.

• Historic Annapolis Museum Store: The Historic Annapolis Museum Store is as much a museum and educational center as it is a gift shop. Built in the late 18th century, the building was originally a store and now stocks vintage-style gifts and other handcrafted items made by local artisans.
• The Annapolis Pottery Barn: The Annapolis Pottery Barn is a store stocking nothing but handmade pottery items. From items like jugs, cups, plates, and bowls that are useful around the home to things that are purely decorative, everything you see in this store has been made on a potter’s wheel with two bare hands.
• Annapolis Harbor Center: If mall shopping you must in Annapolis then let it be in the Annapolis Harbour Center. The Annapolis Harbor Center is an outdoor mall that's been constructed to look like a rural town. You'll be able to shop in plenty of big-name stores you're familiar with as well as quite a few you've never heard of.

Dining

If you're into trying something new you may be a little disappointed in the Annapolis food scene. There's not a lot of restaurants offering different cuisines from around the world though you will find the occasional French, Greek or Italian interspersed among the all-American ones.

• Iron Rooster-Annapolis: The Iron Rooster-Annapolis is a traditional American eatery with a trendy vibe that serves shareable bowls of mac'n'cheese bites and roasted Brussels sprouts. If that's not quite what you're looking for you can dig into strawberry avocado toast or if you want to stay traditional, chicken and waffles.
• Boatyard Bar and Grill: Get into the maritime spirit of Annapolis by dining at the nautically themed Boatyard Bar and Grill. This classy old-style eatery serves more or less anything that comes out of the water including crab, oysters, shrimps, swordfish, rockfish, and more.
• Osteria 177: To get some proper Italian nosh and a warm welcome go to this  old-school trattoria on Annapolis Main Street. They serve up wonderful dishes originating from Northern Italy like pescatrice alla puttanesca and linguine alle vongole that will make your taste buds sing o sole mio.