Browse Walks in Leonardtown, Maryland, US

This two-hour walking tour of Leonardtown, Maryland, United States, will take you through the historic downtown area and provide a glimpse into the town's rich history and culture.

The tour will begin at the Leonardtown Square, located at the intersection of Washington Street and Market Street (Latitude: 38.2800, Longitude: -76.6100). Here, you will find a variety of shops and restaurants, including the Leonardtown Coffee House, which serves up delicious coffee and pastries.

Next, you will head to the Leonardtown Wharf, located at the end of Washington Street (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). Here, you can take a stroll along the waterfront and admire the views of the Potomac River.

From the wharf, you will head to the Leonardtown Museum, located at the corner of Washington Street and St. Mary's Avenue (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). This museum houses a variety of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Leonardtown's past.

After the museum, you will head to the Leonardtown Town Hall, located at the corner of Washington Street and St. Mary's Avenue (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). Here, you can learn more about the town's government and its history.

Next, you will head to the Leonardtown Library, located at the corner of Washington Street and St. Mary's Avenue (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). This library is home to a variety of books, magazines, and other resources.

From the library, you will head to the Leonardtown Courthouse, located at the corner of Washington Street and St. Mary's Avenue (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). This courthouse is home to the county's court system and is a great place to learn more about the town's legal system.

Finally, you will end your tour at the Leonardtown Farmers Market, located at the corner of Washington Street and St. Mary's Avenue (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100). Here, you can purchase fresh produce, baked goods, and other locally-made items.

Along the way, you can also stop at a variety of shops and restaurants, including the Leonardtown Bakery, which serves up delicious cakes and pastries (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100), and the Leonardtown Pub, which offers a variety of craft beers and pub fare (Latitude: 38.2790, Longitude: -76.6100).

By the end of the tour, you will have a better understanding of Leonardtown's history and culture, and you will have experienced some of the best shopping and dining the town has to offer.

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