Rockville Travel Guide

Rockville, right outside Washington, DC, can trace its roots in Colonial times and is one of the oldest towns in Maryland. Today it’s a diverse, cosmopolitan city full of history to explore, plus its been listed as one of the top places to live in the USA.

Things to Do in Rockville

The city itself is very green, with more than 1,000 acres of parkland accessible to city residents and visitors. The heart of the city is Rockville Town Square, where bars, unique shops, and restaurants are located. The square also has a lawn and ice rink in the winter. Nature lovers can enjoy the kayaking and trails at Lake Needwood, a peaceful oasis hidden away from the urban rhythm of the city in Rock Creek Regional Park. Glenview Mansion is known for 20th Century charm - a must-see for its beautiful grounds and occasional art exhibits. Beall-Dawson House is another historic house museum with exhibits and displays changing year round. You should also check out the various museums in the city itself for a taste of culture. Visitors like to stay near downtown Rockville and the main town square for easy walking to amenities day and night.

Best Time to Visit Rockville

Visit Rockville in summer if the heat and sunshine are what you're looking for.