The Schifferstadt Architectural Museum is one of the finest examples of path breaking architecture in the city. The place is worth visiting for its construction detailing as also for the artifacts stored inside. Tours are conducted by appointment. Check website to know more about the place.
Nestled along the Gambrill Park Road within the verdant environs of the Gambrill State Park, the South Frederick Overlook offers stunning views of the park's pristine landscapes. Visitors can either choose to take a leisurely walk to the overlook or drive all the way to the site, past the park's visitor center. Besides offering panoramic vistas of the park, the well-maintained sites also provides interesting information about the Civil Conservation Corps (CCC). Visitors can also enjoy a picnic here.
A historic site during the American Civil War, Monocacy National Battlefield is now a major attraction where visitors are educated about American history through various interactive exhibits and virtual tours. One can also indulge in walking trails and other interesting events conducted here.
Located next to the Gambrill Park Road, North Frederick Overlook is a popular viewpoint within the Gambrill State Park. Open until sunset, North Frederick Overlook offers stunning vistas of the lush green foliage and the mountainous landscape that defines the picturesque park. Visitors can also soak in beautiful views of cityscapes from up here. Perched at an elevation, North Frederick Overlook is the perfect spot to catch a magical sunrise within the park.
The Frederick Armory is located in Frederick, Maryland. It was established for the Maryland National Guard in the early 1900s. John B. Hamme and Lloyd C. Culler were the architects of this building that finds inspiration in medieval fortifications. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on September 25, 1985.
