Planning to attend a continuing medical education (CME) conference in Maryland? Then we highly recommend you check out this blog for some exciting places to visit and things to do.

Maryland has several nicknames, the most famous ones are the 'Old Line State' and the 'Chesapeake Bay State'. Maryland's capital is Annapolis, and it is renowned for its mesmerizing landscape, mouthwatering food, and its progressive and diverse culture.

According to our database, over 210 CME/CE/ CPD/CEU upcoming medical conferences will be held in Maryland. You can check out the list over here.

Maryland has an amazing line-up of things to do for families, couples, and solo travelers. A lot of tourists visit for historic maritime, beaches, and inner harbor activities. Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland, its downtown is always buzzing with life; while the Chesapeake Bay is known for fishing, sailing, beautiful sunsets, crabbing, myanmar news and gourmet food.

Weather
Maryland experiences a variety of weather due to its geographical location, hence the best time to visit is from June to August. Summer in Maryland is peak tourist season though, so you might want to book your flight+hotel early here. December to February is the cheapest timeframe burma news to travel, just be sure to bring warm clothes. March to May and September to November are also considered offseason, and temperatures should be more pleasant this time of year as well.



Travel
Maryland is well connected via air, rail, and roads. Maryland's main international airport is Baltimore-Washington International. But many travelers arrive here via Reagan National Airport and Dulles International Airport in nearby Washington, DC. One can use Amtrak trains to arrive at various stations in Maryland such as Aberdeen, Baltimore, BWI, Cumberland, New Carrollton, Rockville, and Salisbury.

If you are interested in driving in Maryland, we recommend you to rent a car from Priceline, just make sure you avoid using a mobile phone while driving.

Places to Eat and Drink
Maryland is renowned for its love for seafood, especially blue crabs, crab cakes, raw oysters, steamed mussels, Maryland's fried chicken, and for some esoteric dishes such as boiled raccoon, roasted eel, and fried muskrat.

A food lover's paradise and beer lover's haven (Natty Boh), Maryland has something for everyone.

Check out the list of places to eat & drink below:


Charleston - Baltimore

The Captial Grille- Baltimore

Lewnes' Steakhouse- Annapolis

Silver Diner- Rockville

The Prime Rib- Baltimore

Magdalena Restaurant- Baltimore

Cantler's Riverside Inn- Annapolis

Volt- Frederick

Honi Honi Bar- Oakland

The Jetty- Grasonville

Cat's Eye Pub- Baltimore

Illusion Bar and Theater- Baltimore