Looking for luxury is something that almost all travelers are seeking. It may come by way of vehicle, by hospitality, by recreation or by palate. If luxury lives in the finer details , Harford County Maryland has those details awaiting you on your next journey.
A breathtaking feature lives at Ladew Topiary Gardens. Located in the rural portion of Harford County, these world-renowned gardens include over 100 topiaries on 22 acres. Fox hunting memorabilia and antiques fill the 1747 Manor House. It comes as no surprise to guests who have visited the gardens that Ladew has been named "One of the Top 5 Gardens in North America.” While you’re in the gardens, take photos, partake in some self care by taking a nature walk, have a meal in the Café, and be sure to pick up a keepsake from the Gift Shop before you leave.
Treat yourself to a luxurious dinner at one of Harford County’s many fine dining establishments. If you’re on Main Street in Bel Air, make your reservation at One Eleven Main. This quaint restaurant brings contemporary American foods and offers a seasonal dinner menu and a full bar. You won’t find the noisy atmosphere that a chain restaurant might. The quiet ambiance of this exquisite restaurant will allow you the opportunity to unwind and relax while being served by some of the areas best.
What better way to start and end your day than in one of Harford County’s spectacular Bed and Breakfasts? Harford is home to four different B&B’s to choose from, with three standing tall in historic Havre de Grace, MD and the fourth in Bel Air. These relaxing and charming accommodations await your stay! The town of Havre de Grace sits just blocks from the Chesapeake Bay and is surrounded by historic homes, museums, golf, shopping, antique stores, marinas and water-oriented activities.
Harford County is located just 25 miles northeast of Baltimore and is strategically located on I-95 along the shores of the scenic Chesapeake Bay. The vibrant area a multitude of opportunities to find your next luxury experience. To find out what’s in store, head to www.visitharford.com .
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