Baltimore Travel Guide
Welcome to Baltimore!
Most visitors to Maryland cannot resist spending time in Baltimore, which is often fondly referred to as Charm City. Baltimore's Inner Harbor, one of the city's main highlights, is flooded with water taxis, cruise boats and sailboats, all of which offer tours. Always bustling with locals, tourists and excitement, the Inner Harbor is one of the oldest seaports in the United States and is home to attractions such as the National Aquarium and the USS Constellation. A feature point of the Inner Harbor is Harborplace, a complex that consists of two malls side-by-side that are filled with dozens of shops and restaurants. Free performances are also offered at the Amphitheatre at Harborplace during the summer months. Depending on which season you are visiting, the Baltimore Orioles Baseball Club (March through October) or the Baltimore Ravens Football Club (September through December) are sure to make sports fans cheer.
Tourist Attractions

With so much to see and do, visitors won't know where to begin in this amazing seven-story building.
Hotels & Motels

This recently renovated inn situated on Baltimore's historic waterfront in the Historic Fell's Point district, is listed as a Historic Hotel of America.
Tour Operators

A sailing center based in Baltimore, offering sailboat charters, a sailing school, and kids camps.
Current & Upcoming Events [ View All ]
Looking for something to do in Baltimore? Check out these current and upcoming events. If you know of an event that is not listed in the travel guide, please feel free to add an event listing (it's free).
- Maryland Steam Historical Society Show
Mar 03 » Baltimore - QI Revolution - 4 Days of Qigong, Breath & Food Healing
Mar 03 to Mar 06 » The Baltimore Convention Center
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