Guide Services and Walking Tours

Enjoy the rich stories of historic Annapolis, the Maryland State House, and the U.S. Naval Academy on this 2¼-hour walking tour.

Follow our spirited guide through the timeless narrow streets of this old and creaky town. Stopping at spooky spots, you'll hear stories told with dramatic zeal of those that have passed.

During this walking tour and cruise combination experience, you’ll brave the Historic District by foot and hear spooky stories from your Ghost Guide. You’ll then continue on through the haunted waterways of Annapolis and be entertained with nautical myths and pirate tales.

This 90-minute lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek tour is presented by a guide in the character of a colonial indentured servant who works odd jobs day and night to make ends meet - colonial style.

On this 2-hour walking tour, our knowledgeable guide in period attire will share the fascinating history of the contributions made here and regionally by African Americans.

Special Historic Hauntings takes you back to a time of superstition and legend. And who knows, after a trip inside Hogshead, your own story may be added to the history of Annapolis!

Enjoy a three-course dinner at the Maryland Inn. Then, you’ll follow your spirited guide for a leisurely stroll through a small section of the Historic District of Annapolis packed with haunted stories.

Hear tales about the Russian sailor buried in the Annapolis National Cemetery, the historic “mobile homes” of Annapolis, the Confederate captain who kept fighting the Civil War long after the South surrendered then built a home in Annapolis, the missing State House cornerstone … and so much more!

Welcome the holidays with an evening walking tour of Annapolis. Hear holiday traditions of times past as you walk by colonial mansions, Victorian homes, and quaint shops.

Stroll through Maryland's state capital, trimmed in greenery, with your period-attired guide. Then enjoy authentic, colonial, holiday decorations, and learn about early nineteenth-century holiday traditions at the Hammond-Harwood House.

Learn more about our special or seasonal walking tours here.