Numbered points of interest near the cruise terminal. Red = walkable sights · Amber = excursions farther out · P = cruise terminal.

• 1William Paca House & GardenA restored 18th-century Georgian mansion and terraced colonial garden built by a Declaration of Independence signer and Maryland governor.
• 2U.S. Naval Academy MuseumA museum inside the U.S. Naval Academy grounds covering the history of the Academy and the U.S. Navy through ship models, art, and artifacts.
• 3Historic London Town & GardensAn archaeological site and reconstructed colonial village on the South River, with period gardens and the restored 1760 London Town Publik House.
• 4Quiet Waters ParkA large county park on the South River with wooded trails, formal gardens, and a dog beach along the waterfront.
• 5Maryland State HouseThe oldest state capitol in continuous legislative use in the U.S., completed in 1779 and briefly the nation's capitol under the Articles of Confederation.
• 6Thomas Point Shoal LighthouseA screw-pile lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay near Thomas Point Park, one of the last of its kind still in its original location.
• PCruise port / terminal