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Federal Hill | Museum/Gallery
The nation's primary museum and education center for self-taught or "outsider" art has won great acclaim by both museum experts and those who...Read More
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Charles Village | Museum/Gallery
Works by Matisse, Picasso, Cézanne, Gauguin, van Gogh, and Monet are among the 90,000 paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts on exhibit...Read More
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Locust Point | Military Sight
This star-shaped brick fort is forever associated with Francis Scott Key and "The Star-Spangled Banner," which Key penned while watching the...Read More
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Inner Harbor | Museum/Gallery
Originally known as the Maryland Academy of Sciences, this 200-year-old scientific institution is one of the oldest in the United States. Now...Read More
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Zoo/Aquarium
More than 2,000 animals live in the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, the third-oldest zoo in the country. Elephants, lions, giraffes and hippos are...Read More
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Inner Harbor | Zoo/Aquarium
The most-visited attraction in Maryland has more than 16,000 fish, sharks, dolphins, and amphibians dwelling in 2 million gallons of water....Read More
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Downtown | Sports Venue
Home of the Baltimore Orioles, Camden Yards and the nearby area bustle on game days. Since it opened in 1992, this nostalgically designed baseball...Read More
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Inner Harbor | Museum/Gallery
At this interactive museum, adults are encouraged to play every bit as much as children. A favorite attraction is the three-story KidWorks,...Read More
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Mount Vernon | Museum/Gallery
The Walters' prodigious collection of more than 30,000 artworks provides an organized overview of human history over 5,500 years, from the 3rd...Read More
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West Baltimore | Museum/Gallery
The famous Baltimore & Ohio Railroad was founded on the site that now houses this museum, which contains more than 120 full-size locomotives...Read More
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West Baltimore | Historic Home
This plain brick row house, three blocks from Oriole Park at Camden Yards, was the birthplace of "the Bambino." Although Ruth was born here...Read More
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Downtown | Government Building
Built in 1875, Baltimore City Hall consists of mansard roofs and a gilt dome over a 110-foot rotunda, all supported by ironwork. Inside you...Read More
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Harbor East | Museum/Gallery
President Street Station offers a glimpse of the violence and divided loyalties that the war caused in Maryland, a state caught in the middle...Read More
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Federal Hill | Museum/Gallery
Baltimore is proud of its blue-collar roots. The fascinating and kid-friendly Baltimore Museum of Industry is housed in an 1865 oyster cannery...Read More
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Station North Arts District | Museum/Gallery
This often-overlooked museum lets you travel back to an era when streetcars dominated city thoroughfares. A film traces the vehicle's evolution...Read More
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Inner Harbor | Visitor Center
Stop by the sweeping, all-glass center for information on the city, brochures, tickets, and hotel and restaurant reservations. ...Read More
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Mount Vernon | Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Opened in 1821, the Basilica of the Assumption is the oldest Roman Catholic cathedral in the United States. Designed by Benjamin Latrobe, architect...Read More
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Fells Point | Market/Bazaar
Head to the market's two pavilions to grab a drink or light snack or stock up on ethnic deli meats. You can also find pizza, sandwiches, and...Read More
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West Baltimore | Other Attraction
Baltimore was the headquarters of the Bromo Seltzer antacid company, which modeled this tower after Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio in 1911. A five...Read More
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Sports Venue
Cal Ripken Stadium brings Single-A baseball to town with the IronBirds, an Orioles minor-league affiliate team. Owned by Cal Ripken, the team...Read More