Greenbelt Museum-Housed in an historic GHI home, the Greenbelt Museum presents a well-preserved example of life in the 1930s in Greenbelt. At the dawn of this new City, American culture was entering a turning point. See the permanent and temporary exhibits at this celebrated institution. Open on Sundays and directly across the street from the town square and historic Community Center.

P&G Greenbelt Theater- Historic movie house right in the town square that always shows the best in new film.

Buddy Attick Park- located just a short walk through historic Greenbelt, this park boasts a large lake, beautiful geese, and a breathtaking walking trail with glimpses into the seemingly magical backyards of local residents.

Co-Operative Housing- When the Roosevelt Administration planned Greenbelt, they envisioned affordable housing for hard-working families. Greenbelt is still true to that original vision by continuing to sustain the co-operative housing philosophy with its very extensive co-op neighborhoods in the old town. Take a stroll to see these adorable, vintage houses surrounding the town square.