Bord de l'eau historique d'Annapolis
Le Walters Art Museum, à Baltimore
Le musée ferroviaire "B & O Railroad Museum" - abritant l'une des collections ferroviaires américaines les plus complètes au monde
Antietam National Battlefield
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Bord de l'eau historique d'Annapolis
Le Walters Art Museum, à Baltimore
Le musée ferroviaire "B & O Railroad Museum" - abritant l'une des collections ferroviaires américaines les plus complètes au monde
Antietam National Battlefield
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Histoire et culture à Maryland
Explorez des sites historiques dans le Maryland.
Explorez des sites historiques dans le Maryland.
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La Historic National Road
Le moyen le plus simple d’apprécier l’histoire du Maryland est certainement de parcourir en voiture la Historic National Road. S’étirant de Baltimore à Keyser’s Ridge, cette route panoramique vous conduira vers le musée des chemins de fer de l’Ohio et de Baltimore et vers le canal Chesapeake et Ohio de Cumberland, la ville où George Washington avait installé son quartier général durant la Guerre de la Conquête.
Ne ratez pas d’inclure dans votre périple Frederick County, comté où convergent de nombreux chapitres de l’histoire locale. Allez vous recueillir sur la tombe de Francis Scott Key, compositeur de l’hymne national américain, ou chiner dans l’un des nombreux magasins d’antiquités de la région.
Histoire de la guerre civile dans le Maryland
Les fanas d’histoire adoreront se rendre sur le champ de bataille de Monocacy ou visiter le National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Pour en savoir plus sur l’histoire de cette « Guerre entre les États,”dirigez-vous vers Antietam où 23 000 soldats furent tués ou blessés au cours de la seule journée du 17 septembre 1862.
Musées dans le Maryland
D’autres pans de l’histoire du Maryland peuvent être explorés dans l’un des nombreux musées d’état dont le Walters Art de Baltimore, le musée maritime d’Annapolis et la maison d’Edgar Allan Poe dans laquelle vécut ce célèbre écrivain macabre.
Laissez-vous guider à la Région de la capitale USA
Que vous recherchiez des infos sur la Maison Blanche ou sur les sites historiques de la Virginie et du Maryland, notre site web vous aidera à trouver tout ce qu’il vous faut pour un circuit sur les fondements historiques des États-Unis.
Découvrez les attractions de l'histoire et de la culture dans la région.
The 11th Annual Annapolis Film Festival returns with a full slate of more than 100 films from over 35 countries.
Washington, DC’s most anticipated annual festival celebrates the arrival of spring.
In 1997, the Virginia Arts Festival presented the city with what has now become a staple to Norfolk’s performing arts scene: The Virginia International Tattoo.
The Eastern Shore Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival features artisans from around the country selling coastal and sea-glass related jewellery, home décor, art, and more.
For one week in April, visitors are invited to tour inspired private landscapes, public gardens, and historic sites across Virginia, enjoying our beautiful state at the peak of spring.
With a long sailing tradition in Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay, the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show rings in the new season by bringing together sailing enthusiasts from around the Mid-Atlantic.
Since 1939, All Hallows Guild has held Flower Mart as a benefit for Washington National Cathedral’s gardens and grounds.
Kinetic Sculptures are amphibious, human powered works of art custom built for the race.
Each year, hundreds of thousands of people gather to celebrate the arrival of spring and the apple blossoms blooming in the orchards surrounding the city of Winchester.
Dominion Riverrock is the nation's largest outdoor sports and music festival, bringing athletes, spectators, musicians, and even dogs to Brown’s Island in Richmond, Virginia for a three-day festiv
Experience the fast-paced action and Maryland traditions at the annual running of the Preakness Stakes in downtown Baltimore.
Head to Mount Vernon for their most popular event of the year. Taste unlimited samples of wines from Virginia’s finest wineries.
This festival is an old-time bluegrass music tradition started by music legend Dr. Ralph Stanley and continuing today in his honour.
This National Memorial Day celebration honours America’s war heroes and those presently serving with a gathering along Constitution Avenue for the annual Memorial Day parade featuring marching band
Passport DC is a month-long journey around the world highlighting DC's thriving international diplomatic community and its lively and varied international culture. Celebrated annually in May, which
This juried fine art and craft show features over 120 artists from across the country in more than a dozen mediums. Live music and dance performances take place on three stages.
Join the LGBTQ+ community on America’s Mainstreet, historic Pennsylvania Avenue, for the Capital Pride Festival.
Fleet Week celebrates the rich maritime traditions of the Chesapeake Bay with visiting Navy and local ships as well as a variety of vessels, large and small.
Kick off the summer and eat your way down Historic Pennsylvania Avenue, sampling food & drinks from over 100 of popular vendors.
Join the Independence Day celebrations in the nation's capital city!
26–30 June and 3–7 July
Come see the Nation's only high wheel bike race. Racers make as many laps as they can on a half mile course in beautiful Downtown Frederick.
The town of Chincoteague is known worldwide for its annual Pony Penning & Auction.
This award-winning 5-day celebration of music and art nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia features more than 100 performers on 8 stages.
The Annapolis Crab Feast is all-you-can-eat and drink, including large and #1 male crabs (the big ones) plus Maryland vegetable crab soup, sweet Maryland corn on the cob, beef barbeque sandwiches,
The Maryland Renaissance Festival provides a unique outdoor entertainment experience to patrons from all over the world.