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Annapolis, Maryland must surely be one of the most beautiful cities in the USA . I could imagine myself settling here for the rest of my life in complete contentment . x
Annapolis simbolizes beauty and warmth. The architecture of houses and buildings and the threes form a harmonius landscape. Happy of the locals to live in beatufil city. Thank from Brazil. Hugs
Haha not so nice when you have to drive on it every day. I haven't lived there in 10 years, but lived there for 30. I remember Main Street before they put the brick down, the old cobblestone that had probably been there since the city's founding... that was a bumpy ride.
@@Wasev I lived there for 30 years. You have to drive now and then over the course of three decades. My point was about what it is like to drive in such a city. I'm not sure why we can only have "the point" as opposed to "many points of view" on a topic these days.
I live in Baltimore which is only about an hour away. We go down to Annapolis a lot in the summer. I also go in February to meet with my state lawmakers since I am a member of the state wide self advocacy group for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities called People On The Go Of Maryland. I love my home state of Maryland!
I was stationed at the hospital on the Naval Academy in the early 70"s. I walked many miles on the streets of Annapolis. A quaint and historic city. Hope to visit again next year.
grew up 20 miles south in Deale. love this town. Did 21st bday at Armidillos. Spent years of my life on the docks and an apartment on Grene St Drove this same trip many friday nights
They have to repair them all the time at great cost. Look in the middle of the road on Main Street. I remember before they laid the brick down, used to be an older cobblestone street. The brick is way better, but the fact that the brick has to be fixed so often tells me something wasn't done right.
Nice. Would love to visit there some day. I'm making it a goal of mine to visit all the major European colonial cities of the US. So far, I have been to: 1. New York, New York (2004) (Yes, there are some Dutch colonial architecture in New York) 2. Washington D.C. (2006) 3. Boston, Massachusetts (2007) 4. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2008) 5. Newport, Rhode Island (2013) 6. Princeton, New Jersey (2018) 7. St. Augustine, Florida (2018) (More Spanish Colonial) 8. Savannah, Georgia (2018) 9. Charleston, South Carolina (2018) Are still on my bucket list: 10. Annapolis, Maryland 11. Baltimore, Maryland 12. New Castle, Delaware 13. New Haven, Connecticut 14. Salem, Massachusetts 15. Portsmouth, New Hampshire 16. Portland, Maine 17. Williamsburg, Virginia 18. Alexandria, Virginia 19. Montgomery, Alabama 20. New Orleans, Louisiana (More French Colonial) 21. San Antonio, Texas (More Spanish Colonial) 22. Santa Fe, New Mexico (More Spanish Colonial & Navajo)
You should visit it's beautiful but it's expensive to live here, I lived here with my parents for 10 years and we still find Annapolis great we never get bored from visiting here
Lissandra Freljord I live in Columbia (about 15 minutes from Baltimore) and can tell you that Baltimore is a contradiction. The city itself is absolutely stunning. In my opinion Bmore has the best skyline out of any city in America, just be careful going into some areas
What a surprise! A very beautiful and human city. Not at all skyscrapers and trivial chessboard streets. I never thaught this would exist in the USA. Thanks for loading indeed.
Annapolis is so damn quite and peaceful and it just gives you a piece of mind. I live in Hunt Valley and I probably go there 3 times a week just to relax
Nice video, but you'd never know this town is on the water after watching this. A drive over the Eastport bridge or the bridge coming into town would have made this even nicer.
Love that Maryland Inn building (1:54) and the ones on the opposite street. Love some of those houses, too, and that main street (4:35). In fact, I'd love to be in Annapolis taking pictures.
Its a great place to visit, but you wouldnt want to live here. Its extremely over populated. Its a cluster fuck if theres a boat show and a Navy game the same day, and you wont be getting home or work any time soon if theres a bad car accident on 1 of the 3 main roads that go through here.... but it is a peaceful town for the most part.... and its expensive
Thank you for this video. Annapolis is a treat, one of number that you've shown that I would like to see for real. As for a place I'd like to see it's a little place called Kennebankport ME.
XTRABIG hey I'm from Annapolis and it's a fun place to visit! :D Especially the naval academy. You can walk around the yard with a tour group or by yourself. You can also see the midshipmen walk about the town and on the yard (yard= naval base)
@@dreamcatcher5917 You will love the "Blue Angels" when the midshipmen graduates the blue jets do all types of arieal tricks above the city for about 1 hour.
@@jutah the town center, harbour 9, west Annapolis, Annapolis mall are also nice. Growing up there I remember dirt roads where the town center is at now. My grandmother and mother members "JAMES BROWN" and more famous African american artist playing in Annapolis Maryland at cos beach which is now called bay ridge.
Thanks! Been here for 21 years. The light is brighter in August. i kept wanting to say take a left or take a right, the last turn back up Main Street, could have been a left down past the yacht club and over Spa Creek. Annapolis is all about the water ways off the Chesapeake Bay and has a huge concentration of sail and power boats. Next time you could show the water :)
Your VDO is very helpful!! I'm about to live in Marryland for 2 years, and I'm very concern about the road because in my country we drive in the left lane. Plus I never been in US. This VDO help me understand how the US road works. Thanks a lot!!
I love driving in downtown Annapolis. So many circles and tight streets. I love all the brick roads and old houses and buildings. I think the driver should’ve driven next to the Naval Academy just to show how close it is to everything. Very cool!
hey Reed. I'm also Reed. I agree with you Reed....this city looks very and uniquely American. New England type architecture. I think by "European" they mean walkable and not designed around cars.
It’s the capital of Maryland which is my home state. It’s an older city . I love the designs of the buildings. It Makes Annapolis look so beautiful and unique. I am so proud to call myself a Marylander!
Walks and such which is moronic. How are you comparing “walkability” between a country and continent, and how are you claiming that most American cities aren’t walkable of are “designed around cars”? That’s a stupid, useless deliberation. You can drive in cities around the globe, that doesn’t mean they’re “designed around cars”. Get a goddamn grip.
Walks and such like, that means the logic is “if it’s walkable, it’s European, if it’s not, it’s American”. What? The vast majority of American cities are “walkable”. The only regions that are declaratively “unwalkable” are suburban residential areas.
So this is where the politicians in the Wire went for the state capital. I can see why the locals in the hoods in Baltimore might think the politicians are totally out of touch. Such a contrast between here and there.
Many of the parents in Annapolis ignore traffic laws with their kids. Many of these parents are civil servants. The youth of Maryland deserve law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants. Their future depends upon it. What do you think? Should traffic fines be doubled in capital cities? Imagine law-abiding civil servants in Annapolis! Imagine!!!
Martin Kent Our lawmakers here in Maryland are great! I know several of them since I am a self advocate in the state wide self advocacy group for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. I am a young person who gives back to the community.
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Annapolis, Maryland must surely be one of the most beautiful cities in the USA .
I could imagine myself settling here for the rest of my life in complete contentment . x
Annapolis simbolizes beauty and warmth. The architecture of houses and buildings and the threes form a harmonius landscape. Happy of the locals to live in beatufil city. Thank from Brazil. Hugs
now this is a downtown. great to see city void of highways running through its heart. nice cobblestone streets
Haha not so nice when you have to drive on it every day. I haven't lived there in 10 years, but lived there for 30. I remember Main Street before they put the brick down, the old cobblestone that had probably been there since the city's founding... that was a bumpy ride.
@@NaptownClassic the point is that you shouldn't have to drive, especially in a city like this.
@@Wasev I lived there for 30 years. You have to drive now and then over the course of three decades.
My point was about what it is like to drive in such a city. I'm not sure why we can only have "the point" as opposed to "many points of view" on a topic these days.
I live near Annapolis and we go down there every weekend by the bay and go boating and sometimes to the naval academy.... it's such a beautiful city
You are so lucky :)
And then there is McGarvey's.
I live in Baltimore which is only about an hour away. We go down to Annapolis a lot in the summer. I also go in February to meet with my state lawmakers since I am a member of the state wide self advocacy group for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities called People On The Go Of Maryland. I love my home state of Maryland!
I was stationed at the hospital on the Naval Academy in the early 70"s. I walked many miles on the streets of Annapolis. A quaint and historic city. Hope to visit again next year.
grew up 20 miles south in Deale. love this town. Did 21st bday at Armidillos. Spent years of my life on the docks and an apartment on Grene St Drove this same trip many friday nights
Most cities in Maryland including Baltimore looks like this..it has a British look in a sense
that’s a fat lie
@@jess6882 no it isn't
@@fuffthebucks7266
It does remind of Britain a bit, I write as someone living in and from Britain.
I agree with you to some degree.There a a couple of places that have British Architecture from the Colonial but many parts of it is not.
Yeah most of all east coast city’s look like that all the way down to VA
I didn’t realize Annapolis was so beautiful. It’s great that they didn’t pace over the cobblestone/brick streets. So many cities paved over theirs.
They have to repair them all the time at great cost. Look in the middle of the road on Main Street. I remember before they laid the brick down, used to be an older cobblestone street. The brick is way better, but the fact that the brick has to be fixed so often tells me something wasn't done right.
It's an Eighteenth-Century city.Authentic, not artificial like Colonial Williamsburgh.
so dense and walkable.
Nice. Would love to visit there some day. I'm making it a goal of mine to visit all the major European colonial cities of the US. So far, I have been to:
1. New York, New York (2004) (Yes, there are some Dutch colonial architecture in New York)
2. Washington D.C. (2006)
3. Boston, Massachusetts (2007)
4. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2008)
5. Newport, Rhode Island (2013)
6. Princeton, New Jersey (2018)
7. St. Augustine, Florida (2018) (More Spanish Colonial)
8. Savannah, Georgia (2018)
9. Charleston, South Carolina (2018)
Are still on my bucket list:
10. Annapolis, Maryland
11. Baltimore, Maryland
12. New Castle, Delaware
13. New Haven, Connecticut
14. Salem, Massachusetts
15. Portsmouth, New Hampshire
16. Portland, Maine
17. Williamsburg, Virginia
18. Alexandria, Virginia
19. Montgomery, Alabama
20. New Orleans, Louisiana (More French Colonial)
21. San Antonio, Texas (More Spanish Colonial)
22. Santa Fe, New Mexico (More Spanish Colonial & Navajo)
You should visit it's beautiful but it's expensive to live here, I lived here with my parents for 10 years and we still find Annapolis great we never get bored from visiting here
Lissandra Freljord I live in Columbia (about 15 minutes from Baltimore) and can tell you that Baltimore is a contradiction. The city itself is absolutely stunning. In my opinion Bmore has the best skyline out of any city in America, just be careful going into some areas
Thank you for sharing this wonderful list!
What a surprise! A very beautiful and human city. Not at all skyscrapers and trivial chessboard streets. I never thaught this would exist in the USA. Thanks for loading indeed.
Great place for a Day Trip.
There is so much History there.
LOVE IT! LOVE IT!
Annapolis is so damn quite and peaceful and it just gives you a piece of mind. I live in Hunt Valley and I probably go there 3 times a week just to relax
You have a Wegmans in Hunt Valley.
Sure do lol
Nice video, but you'd never know this town is on the water after watching this. A drive over the Eastport bridge or the bridge coming into town would have made this even nicer.
What a lovely town, it might sound strange but it reminds me of Britain, I live in and come from Britain.
Love that Maryland Inn building (1:54) and the ones on the opposite street. Love some of those houses, too, and that main street (4:35). In fact, I'd love to be in Annapolis taking pictures.
My friends and I visit there every weekend and see the waterfront. Afterwards we eat at chick and ruths. Such a great place
I've never been to Annapolis. I want to go. Greetings from San Diego.
Highly recommend it. Loved the architecture. Very well kept! :)
Its a great place to visit, but you wouldnt want to live here. Its extremely over populated. Its a cluster fuck if theres a boat show and a Navy game the same day, and you wont be getting home or work any time soon if theres a bad car accident on 1 of the 3 main roads that go through here.... but it is a peaceful town for the most part.... and its expensive
Thanks! I live in Annapolis it’s a great town
@1741clovis you should come here we'll have crabs waiting for you
It's great to live there even it's expensive and it's not too far from DC just 25 miles or something......
Annapolis is the only city in america that looks an european city and beaches and near to Washington DC.
Amazing city cheers from NYC!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you for this video. Annapolis is a treat, one of number that you've shown that I would like to see for real. As for a place I'd like to see it's a little place called Kennebankport ME.
Thanks for the drive. That was nice. 😊
wow this town looks so nice !!
Beautiful little city. Its what Baltimore should be, on a smaller scale of course
excellent, so well designed city
Annapolis looks very beautiful, have never seen it before!
Awesome! Never been to this capital.
It looks very New Englandish. Also, Maryland has the coolest looking flag.
What’s the speed limit? 2 MPH?
I've never visited Annapolis. But your video has me interested in checking it out. Looks nice and walkable.
I was pleasantly surprised as well. Its a great scenic area!
XTRABIG hey I'm from Annapolis and it's a fun place to visit! :D Especially the naval academy. You can walk around the yard with a tour group or by yourself. You can also see the midshipmen walk about the town and on the yard (yard= naval base)
@@dreamcatcher5917 You will love the "Blue Angels" when the midshipmen graduates the blue jets do all types of arieal tricks above the city for about 1 hour.
@@jutah the town center, harbour 9, west Annapolis, Annapolis mall are also nice. Growing up there I remember dirt roads where the town center is at now. My grandmother and mother members "JAMES BROWN" and more famous African american artist playing in Annapolis Maryland at cos beach which is now called bay ridge.
william harmon I already know about that lol. I work at the Academy.
brilliant scenic location
What a nice town,congrats guys.
It looks beautiful, I might move down here someday!
I live in Annapolis and I drive full time for Uber. I take this drive every single day. Always beautiful
Thank you! I luv historic towns where 90-100% buildings are preserved. Will you be also doing other historic ones?
Beautiful city. Fun fact: there is a city in Brazil called Anápolis, in the state of Goiás
I love old fashion charming towns like this, I wish we had way more of them here in California.
Very clean and very beautiful
You have helped me get over my fear of traveling and being mugged or robbed
Love Maryland
Muy pronto lo visitare me siento emocionada.
A really nice town. Something for everybody!
Thanks! Been here for 21 years. The light is brighter in August. i kept wanting to say take a left or take a right, the last turn back up Main Street, could have been a left down past the yacht club and over Spa Creek. Annapolis is all about the water ways off the Chesapeake Bay and has a huge concentration of sail and power boats. Next time you could show the water :)
Beautiful Place!
your right
That bring back the old days.
Your VDO is very helpful!! I'm about to live in Marryland for 2 years, and I'm very concern about the road because in my country we drive in the left lane. Plus I never been in US. This VDO help me understand how the US road works. Thanks a lot!!
Pamela Isley what country r u from? In my country we also drive on the left side of the road cause I live in the uk
It's a deep drive to left field! It's going, going .... it's OUTTA HERE!
A home run for Jonny Utah for an epic Tour De Annapolis!
Many thanks friend!
It's beautiful in Annapolis! I want to go!!!!
0:00 ah yes that was my house in the right for about 7 years which gives me lots of nostalgia memories
Surpreendentemente linda . Adorei a cidade . Muito tradicional , bem movimentada . Moraria nela com certeza .
annapolis is so fun
I love Annapolis. The happiest years my husband and I had was when our eldest son was at the Academy. We visited as often as we could.
Beat Army!
Go Navy Beat Army!
nice place!
Nice thanks!
Cheers :)
nice video
At 3:30 that is Pussers. Very popular spot
I'm setting a story of mine here :3
😍🤩
lugar muito bonito gosto desse estado ai..
Kassio Baldan merifem
I love driving in downtown Annapolis. So many circles and tight streets. I love all the brick roads and old houses and buildings. I think the driver should’ve driven next to the Naval Academy just to show how close it is to everything. Very cool!
It’s a nice place to visit and it’s clean and safe. Close to the US Naval Academy.
And St John's.
I ate wonderful crab cakes in the Middleton Tavern and I took a ride through the marine in 2015!!! God save the América!
I have two crab cakes in the freezer - straight from Annapolis.
14:07 The Iron Rooster is a fantastic place to eat if you are ever in Annapolis
an american city without straight streets, wow never thought this to be possible
please upload more videos.
Великолепно! Можно как-нибудь посмотреть на чём Вы едите?
4:34 It was my alarm clock! 13:20 Bless you!
Why do you driving the same streets so often?
14:11 Was the head movement for you?
I live in the neighborhood to right in the beginning I’m 8 like if live in annapolis
Patrick
Nice city :3
@?, ?, How is responding to a comment being a paedophile
bellisima annapolys
annapolis is accually a old city that i went to see fireworks
Home of St. John's College (original branch).
The best non- military college in the country. In my next life........
I live in Annapolis c:
I live 30 minutes away from here why am I watching this?
L.love.love.love.that.fine.thanks
looks like you are somewhere r in europe
Bou3lam adelkader
This fucking comment is literally on every video he has of American cities.
No, it fucking doesn’t. It looks like you’re in America
hey Reed. I'm also Reed. I agree with you Reed....this city looks very and uniquely American. New England type architecture. I think by "European" they mean walkable and not designed around cars.
It’s the capital of Maryland which is my home state. It’s an older city . I love the designs of the buildings. It Makes Annapolis look so beautiful and unique. I am so proud to call myself a Marylander!
Walks and such which is moronic. How are you comparing “walkability” between a country and continent, and how are you claiming that most American cities aren’t walkable of are “designed around cars”? That’s a stupid, useless deliberation. You can drive in cities around the globe, that doesn’t mean they’re “designed around cars”. Get a goddamn grip.
Walks and such like, that means the logic is “if it’s walkable, it’s European, if it’s not, it’s American”. What? The vast majority of American cities are “walkable”. The only regions that are declaratively “unwalkable” are suburban residential areas.
So this is where the politicians in the Wire went for the state capital. I can see why the locals in the hoods in Baltimore might think the politicians are totally out of touch. Such a contrast between here and there.
Love this city i want to visit here But dont have visa of USA
Hey when was this filmed?
It look like some cities in the Netherlands
I live in Annapolis
I hate that light it takes forever to change.
What a beautiful city. Would get married have kids and peacefully die in it 10/10. Greetings from Europe.
Me misses it 😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢
use to bartend at Rams Head years ago...
I've eaten there several times.
I live in annapolis
It really , really looks like England in places
Laurence von Winkenburger yep colonial style
estou procurando Druuna !!!
it is city
An unexciting city made of mud bricks.
HOW IS IT DIONNA ENJOYING HER KIDS
My school
اول مرة اعرف انه يوجد مدينة في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية مدينة اسمها انابلوس يعني نابلس بس بالانجليزي ههه
Are you lost?
It looks like England.
Many of the parents in Annapolis ignore traffic laws with their kids. Many of these parents are civil servants. The youth of Maryland deserve law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants. Their future depends upon it. What do you think? Should traffic fines be doubled in capital cities? Imagine law-abiding civil servants in Annapolis! Imagine!!!
Martin Kent Our lawmakers here in Maryland are great! I know several of them since I am a self advocate in the state wide self advocacy group for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. I am a young person who gives back to the community.
Nice video. Great town to visit. But, if that's 4K I'm Bill Gates.
WHAT IS IT DASHA KEEP RUNNING HER MOUTH ABOUT MY SON AND BILLS
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