text: Additionally there are 14 historic sites in College Park as identified by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission. The following is a list of the historic sites that predate the 20th century:
  Cuisine
  College Park has a diverse range of restaurants offering a wide variety of domestic and international cuisines. Several Chinese and Mexican restaurants are rated among the best in the Washington metropolitan area. The development of the food scene in College Park accelerated in the 21st century following efforts from university officials, Prince George's County leaders, and developers aiming to make the Route 1 corridor a place that would attract more professionals. These efforts led to a significant increase in fine dining and Asian offerings in the city.
  Sports and recreation
  The sport culture in College Park centers around the 20 men's and women's sports teams fielded by the University of Maryland. These teams compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Big Ten Conference and have won over 44 national championships. In 2008 and 2010, The Princeton Review named the University of Maryland's athletic facilities the best in the nation. The largest of these facilities are the SECU Stadium for football and lacrosse (capacity 51,802), the XFINITY Center for basketball (capacity 17,950), and the Ludwig Field for soccer (capacity 7,000).