Exploring the History and Culture of Suitland-Silver Hill: A Two-Hour Walking Tour
This two-hour walking tour of Suitland-Silver Hill, Maryland, United States, will take you through the vibrant and diverse neighborhoods of this historic area.
The tour will begin at the Suitland Metro Station, located at 4600 Silver Hill Road, Suitland, MD 20746 (38.8468° N, 76.9072° W). From here, you will head south on Silver Hill Road, passing by the Suitland Federal Center and the Suitland Post Office.
Next, you will turn left onto Suitland Road and walk east until you reach the Suitland Community Center (5600 Regency Lane, Suitland, MD 20746; 38.8462° N, 76.9072° W). This center offers a variety of recreational activities, including a swimming pool, basketball court, and playground.
Continuing east on Suitland Road, you will pass by the Suitland Manor Shopping Center, which offers a variety of stores and restaurants. Here, you can find a variety of shops, including a grocery store, clothing stores, and a pharmacy.
Next, you will turn left onto Silver Hill Road and walk north until you reach the Suitland-Silver Hill Historic District (38.8491° N, 76.9072° W). This district is home to a variety of historic buildings, including the Suitland Federal Center, the Suitland Post Office, and the Suitland Manor Shopping Center.
Continuing north on Silver Hill Road, you will pass by the Suitland-Silver Hill Library (5600 Regency Lane, Suitland, MD 20746; 38.8491° N, 76.9072° W). This library offers a variety of books, magazines, and other materials for all ages.
Next, you will turn left onto Suitland Road and walk west until you reach the Suitland-Silver Hill Park (38.8491° N, 76.9072° W). This park offers a variety of recreational activities, including a playground, basketball court, and picnic area.
Continuing west on Suitland Road, you will pass by the Suitland-Silver Hill Shopping Center (38.8491° N, 76.9072° W). This shopping center offers a variety of stores and restaurants, including a grocery store, clothing stores, and a pharmacy.
Finally, you will turn left onto Silver Hill Road and walk south until you reach the Suitland Metro Station, where the tour began.
Along the way, you can stop for a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants in the area, such as the Silver Hill Grill (38.8491° N, 76.9072° W), which offers a variety of American and Mexican dishes. You can also find a variety of shops and boutiques, such as the Silver Hill Boutique (38.8491° N, 76.9072° W), which offers a variety of clothing and accessories.
Suitland-Silver Hill Maryland United States Tour Companies
Colonial Tours of Annapolis
All public tours leave from the Annapolis Visitors Center, located at 26 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401 (phone number 410-280-0445). They are offered on Fridays, Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., and Sundays at 1:00 p.m. from March to November. January, February, and December, public tours are by appointment only. You must call to schedule. All other times not list ... More ed are by appointment only. Private tours and groups can be arranged by calling William Ridgley at 443-721-6576 or Candace Ridgley at 413-441-7957. You may also email us at colonialtoursannapolis@gmail.com. Questions and comments can also be directed to William.
MARTIN KEEGAN TOURS, LLC
MARTIN KEEGAN TOURS believes that in times when people are taking a hard look at all the travel options available, ultimately great customer service and value is what will differentiate many companies. We are absolutely dedicated to providing both and can provide numerous references from our clients to back that up. We encourage you to research our competitors before makin ... More g your decision.
Experience Prince George's
"EXPERIENCE PRINCE GEORGE'S is the official destination marketing organization for Prince George’s County, Maryland. Through the efforts of Experience Prince George's and our many partners, we actively market and promote Prince George’s County (regionally and nationally) as a prime Mid-Atlantic destination for leisure travelers, meetings, conventions, reunions, group t ... More ours, sporting events, and special events. These efforts help drive the local economy and generate demand for many of our local and regional businesses. Hospitality & Tourism has grown into an over $620 million industry for Prince George’s County. It supports over 10,000 jobs and creates more than $50 million in local tax revenue."