Historic sites in Maryland
Every one is rated on our 1 to 5 adrenaline scale. Historic sites usually sit at chill.
128 historic sites · top picks first
Clear filters- NS SavannahHistoric site · Baltimore
- Antietam National BattlefieldHistoric site · Sharpsburg
- Mount HarmonHistoric site · Earleville
- Liriodendron MansionHistoric site · Bel Air
- Monocacy National BattlefieldHistoric site · Ballenger Creek
- Oxon Hill ManorHistoric site · National Harbor
- Historic London Town and GardensHistoric site · Edgewater
- M60Historic site · Parole
- Butchers Hill Historic DistrictHistoric site · Baltimore
- SS John W. BrownHistoric site · Baltimore
- Business and Government Historic DistrictHistoric site · Baltimore
- Catoctin AqueductHistoric site · Point of Rocks
- Monocacy AqueductHistoric site · Barnesville
- Lock 25Historic site · Poolesville
- Lock 24: Rileys LockHistoric site · Darnestown
- Rachel Carson HouseHistoric site · Silver Spring
- Lock 22: Pennyfield LockHistoric site · Travilah
- Lock 14Historic site · Cabin John
- Lock 7Historic site · Glen Echo
- Lock 19Historic site · Potomac
- Lock 9Historic site · Cabin John
- Lock 10Historic site · Cabin John
- Lock 8Historic site · Cabin John
- Lock 6Historic site · Brookmont
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The adrenaline scale
- 1 · Chill Sit back, stroll, take it in.
- 2 · Easy Light, playful, good for all ages.
- 3 · Active Get moving and break a sweat.
- 4 · Thrill Heart-pumping. Some nerve required.
- 5 · Extreme Maximum rush. Not for the faint-hearted.
Ratings are our editorial estimate for each type of activity, not a measurement. Place data last refreshed Nov 13, 2026. How this works