16 Places in Havre de Grace to Take Out-of-Town Visitors

As the weather warms up, family and friends will be making their way into town for parties and graduations or long weekend getaways.

How do you keep them entertained and well fed? We asked Patch readers where their favorite place is to take visitors to bring you the ultimate tour guide checklist.

Check out the list below to prepare yourself for a surprise visit from the relatives.

1. The Promenade - Stroll along the breezy promenade and impress your guests with the waterfront views.
2. Price’s Seafood - Enjoy traditional Maryland seafood at Price’s for lunch on the outdoor deck.
3. Bomboy’s - Patch readers seemed to agree that this is the place to treat your guests to dessert. Old-fashioned ice cream, anyone?
4. Stepping Stone Farm Museum - Explore the rural heritage of Harford County with a tour through the farmhouse or a walk across the grounds.
5. Susquehanna State Park - If the weather is up to par, plan for a day outdoors filled with hiking, mountain biking or fishing.
6. The Bayou - A great dinner spot known for their delicious crab cakes.
7. The “Flats” - On a warm day, lounge on the banks of the Susquehanna Flats.
8. Decoy Museum - Explore the art of decoy making and the waterfowling traditions of the Chesapeake Bay.
9. Tidewater - Plan a sunset dinner with family and friends at Tidewater Grille for breathtaking views and delicious seafood on the outside deck.
10. MacGregor’s - A favorite among Patch readers, head over to MacGregor’s for a casual, yet fun dinner out.
11. Concord Point Lighthouse - One of the best known landmarks in Havre de Grace, take visitors here to tour the lighthouse, capture views of the sunset or catch a view from the top. (Reopens in April)
12. The Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House - Schedule a tour or plan around one of the many seasonal events.
    
13. Doodads, Inc. - Patch readers recommend stopping by Doodads, a unique fair trade shop, for a little shopping.
14. The Ritz - A sophisticated and gourmet dining experience that out-of-towners will love.
15. Laurrapin - An eatery known for its locally-sourced food, Patch readers suggest dining your out-of-town guests at Laurrapin.
16. Maritime Museum - Situated along the Susquehanna Flats, the museum explores the region’s rich waterfront heritage, from ship building to ice harvesting.

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Photo of the promenade via tripadvisor.com