minimemom

plan on attending Orioles game on 6/2..suggestions where to stay near stadium..will have car.. .want to also visit Inner Harbor, hotels,,,going casual, no fancy hotels needed....Is Harbor Pass worth the cost? restaurants, again casual dres.

nytraveler

Not sure where you are from or what your interests are, but if I had that time I would spend a day or two in Baltimore and then head to DC which has about a million things to see and do.

Of course, if you've already seen all of DC you might might to consider visiting Annapolis and other places nearby Baltimore.

minimemom

Coming from upstate NY..been to DC..may consider Annapolis...thought of Baltimore, Aquarium, Science Center..

rockie

I agree with NYTraveler. We visited Baltimore a few years ago to see Camden Yards and agreed that we should have done at least one fewer day in Baltimore and more in D.C. We did a baseball game, the aquarium, Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry, Maritime museum, Fells Point, and the water taxis. I would say 2-3 days should be sufficient. Enjoy!

easytraveler

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tomfuller

Your own car or a rental car from BWI? Parking on game days can be expensive if you can find it.
Check out the Charm City Circulator and the Water taxis.
http://www.charmcitycirculator.com/content/route-maps
Baltimore is nice but I would spend some time in either Washington or Philadelphia instead of that many days in Baltimore.

schmerl

Take the ferry over to Fells Point. Lots of cute shops and good restaurants. Also some historic buildings.

sf7307

Do you like to bike? We just read about a Baltimore to Annapolis bike ride that sounds fun.

minimemom

Thanks, I did think fewer days in Baltimore. Good advice on stadium parking. Anyone stay near by Camden yards at the Hampton Inn lately????