Join host Amber Moore for Destination Maryland, Maryland Public Television’s new multiplatform travel guide that takes you to some of the most unique and interesting places in the state. Get insider tips on where to go and what to see, and join culinary segment host Adrianna David for a taste of some of the best cuisine Maryland has to offer.
Join host Amber Moore on location at Fort McHenry in South Baltimore to learn about how the fort has been utilized throughout history-- and for a look at some of its most picturesque locations.
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Join a newly-minted 11-year-old and his family as they explore the beauty and charm of Solomon’s Island aboard an historic oyster ship known as a bugeye. A cruise on the William B Tennison is one of many reasons families flock to southern Maryland’s Calvert Marine Museum; others include a trio of friendly river otters and a chance to explore the prehistoric history of the nearby Calvert Cliffs.
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This Havre de Grace hotspot is known for its extensive wine selection and unique and tantalizing menu. Join “Foodie” host Adrianna David as she sips and samples her way through one of the upper Chesapeake Bay’s culinary gems.
Destination Maryland is the Emmy® Award winner for the Best Magazine Program (Single Program) from the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS-NCCB) for 2022.
Destination Maryland takes us from the known to the surprising—at times veering off the beaten path, introducing viewers to places, performers, shops, shows, festivals and experiences that are guaranteed to please both tourists and life-long Marylanders. It’s a travel guide for the digital age—dynamic, fresh and fun.
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For information about visiting locations featured in Destination Maryland, please visit https://www.visitmaryland.org/ .
Maryland Department of Commerce is MPT’s co-production partner for Destination Maryland.
Experience the beauty and history of Western Maryland along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, a 185-mile route that winds its way through quaint towns catering to those on a pedal-powered adventure. Those who dare can make their way through the Paw Paw Tunnel-- a spooky spot with a fascinating history.
The story of Harriet Tubman is a powerful story of love and courage, and its setting-- the tidal wetlands of Maryland’s eastern shore-- has remained largely unchanged since Tubman’s time. Maryland Public Television explores the places that shaped the life and legacy of one of history’s most inspiring heroines.
You could call it a contemporary art museum, but that wouldn’t be quite right. Glenstone is a place that integrates art, architecture and nature into an environment intended to be serene, contemplative and thought-provoking. Works include a 37-foot sculpture made of flowers and another work comprised of sound.