The Naval Academy is a must see on any visit to Annapolis. Turning out Naval and Marine Corps officers for years, the academy is steeped in history. Do not miss the museum, the grave of John Paul Jones, any of the parades, or Bancroft Hall, the largest single dormitory in the United States. If your'e lucky, go the the stadium... More

I was in town on business for only two days. Went for a walk one afternoon and a jog the next morning, both times hitting the Academy. What a great spot! Easy to Access -- just showed my driver's license. Beautiful grounds; lots of buildings to enter and just look around. And the people could not have been nicer!

Visited on "Plebe" w/e. On this w/e the new cadets get to see their families for the first time all summer. They put on a great show, all of them are in dress uniform. Parking is bad, but they have free shuttles all day back and forth from the football stadium to the main campus. Visitors have access to areas... More

Took the guided tour offered at theVisitors Center. Very interesting, informative and entertaining thanks to our tour guide. Lots of history and beautiful campus buildings too.

The tour guided ($8.50 per person) walking tour is not to be missed if you are in good physical shape, because it moves FAST and takes about an hour, stair climbing and decending involved. Our senior citizen female guide was extremely well informed, loud and clear but moved like a bat out of hell! All the good points are covered... More

Took the guided tour of the Academy from the visitors center at Gate 1. Do not forget your photo I.D. it is mansatory. Met our guide and the tour group which consisted of just one other couple. Ths only downside of the tour is that we moved at our guides pace, and you can forget taking pictures, because whe would... More

Interesting tour and a beautiful campus. Learned a lot about the history of the navy and about the naval academy culture. The free museum is also fascinating - I wish we'd had another hour our so to spend there.

Loved the location. Visited the church and its underground tomb. Even the gift shop is worth browsing. Was lucky enough to watch a group march by in formation. That was an awesome sight!

We arrived at the Us Naval Academy and were immediately struck by the history, attention to detail and tradition. Our passionate and upbeat guide "Chip" (class of 1965) really made our tour exceptional,and kept the interest of our group of 20. We were very lucky to take the tour the morning after the ring ceremony,and really get a sense of... More