Historic Downtown - The downtown Frederick area is not only walkable but offers true treasures with every step. The Carroll Creek area boasts a mix of old-world charm and modern dining/shops.
ADDITIONAL COST SAVING- Compare the cost of hotels and restaurants in places like Baltimore, Montgomery Co and Anne Arundel Co.
SAFETY- Frederick MD is still one of the few places where people still leave their door unlocked, neighbors watch out for neighbors, and walking the down town streets isn’t just safe but warm and inviting.
AFTER PARTIES- If you are getting married in Frederick, County and you never want your wedding to end, Frederick is the place. Many couples have an after party when they leave our whimsical wedding venue. They and their chosen few, head off to downtown Frederick to bar hop. We have place like Brewer’s Alley, Isabella’s, McClintock’s and Tenth Ward Distillery, as well as all of the local bistro restaurants and bars.
HISTORY- Frederick, Maryland was established in 1745. Daniel Dulany laid out the town and invited German settlers. Frederick Calvert the 6 th , Lord of Baltimore. Rich with history you and your guests can make it a weekend adventure before or after your wedding day. Visit historical treasure such as :

• Architecture & Colonial History - Frederick’s well-preserved historic district and surrounding parks showcase the lifestyle of early settlers and prominent families.

• The Barbara Fritchie House - known for her defiance against Stonewall Jackson during the civil war.

• Monocacy National Battlefield - known as "The Battle That Saved Washington" where Union forces delayed Confederate troops enough to bolster the capital's defenses.

• National Museum of Civil War Medicine - a fascinating look at the medical innovations and challenges faced by surgeons and nurses during the conflict.

• Schifferstadt Architectural Museum - is one of the nation's finest examples of German colonial architecture, built in 1758.

• The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton - Visit the shrine in Emmitsburg is dedicated to the first native-born American saint.

• Mount Olivet Cemetery - is the final resting place of several notable figures, including Francis Scott Key and Barbara Fritchie.

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Among these historical places are notable places to visit such as the Catoctin Zoo. Catoctin Falls and Park, biking and hiking trails plus all of the amazing bistros, breweries and shops in the historical downtown are of Frederick, MD