Discover Baltimore Guidebook
Popular Spots
Tour Baltimore’s unique neighborhoods for shopping, parks, bars and restaurants and much more.
Check out Visit Baltimore (www.baltimore.org).
Federal Hill has a lively nightlife scene around its pubs, live music venues and pizza and burger spots. The newly renovated Cross Street Market has stalls stocked with fresh produce and prepared foods. There are also trendy boutiques that sell upscale fashion and decor.
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Federal Hill Park
300 Warren AveFederal Hill has a lively nightlife scene around its pubs, live music venues and pizza and burger spots. The newly renovated Cross Street Market has stalls stocked with fresh produce and prepared foods. There are also trendy boutiques that sell upscale fashion and decor.
Established around 1763, Fell's Point is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Baltimore. Paved with cobblestone streets, this area has is the spot for waterfront restaurants, bars with live music and cozy boutiques.
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Fell's Point
Established around 1763, Fell's Point is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Baltimore. Paved with cobblestone streets, this area has is the spot for waterfront restaurants, bars with live music and cozy boutiques.
Located in the heart of Baltimore, Station North was the first area in Baltimore to receive the State designation as an Arts & Entertainment District in 2002.
It is the home of film and arts festivals including Artscape, the area's largest free arts festival, attracting 350,000+ attendees and 150+ artists over three days in the summer.
Station North is a diverse collection of artist live-work spaces, galleries, rowhomes, and businesses, all just steps away from Penn Station, Mount Vernon, Charles Village, the Maryland Institute College of Art, the University of Baltimore, and Johns Hopkins University.
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Station North
Located in the heart of Baltimore, Station North was the first area in Baltimore to receive the State designation as an Arts & Entertainment District in 2002.
It is the home of film and arts festivals including Artscape, the area's largest free arts festival, attracting 350,000+ attendees and 150+ artists over three days in the summer.
Station North is a diverse collection of artist live-work spaces, galleries, rowhomes, and businesses, all just steps away from Penn Station, Mount Vernon, Charles Village, the Maryland Institute College of Art, the University of Baltimore, and Johns Hopkins University.
As one of the trendiest harborside neighborhoods, Canton is the center of lively sports bars, gastropubs, pastry shops and seafood restaurants. The Canton Waterfront Park hosts annual food and wine festivals, plus a summer concert series.
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Baltimore Waterfront Promenade
Baltimore Waterfront PromenadeAs one of the trendiest harborside neighborhoods, Canton is the center of lively sports bars, gastropubs, pastry shops and seafood restaurants. The Canton Waterfront Park hosts annual food and wine festivals, plus a summer concert series.
Harbor East is the newest hotspot in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Located East of the Inner Harbor right before Little Italy and neighboring Fells Point, Harbor East is Baltimore's upscale and tourist-friendly neighborhood. The area offers a mix of upscale shopping, spas, movie theater, nightclubs, restaurants and bars. Harbor East’s waterfront promenade is perfect for biking, running, walking, or simply sight-seeing.
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Harbor East
Harbor East is the newest hotspot in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Located East of the Inner Harbor right before Little Italy and neighboring Fells Point, Harbor East is Baltimore's upscale and tourist-friendly neighborhood. The area offers a mix of upscale shopping, spas, movie theater, nightclubs, restaurants and bars. Harbor East’s waterfront promenade is perfect for biking, running, walking, or simply sight-seeing.
The Inner Harbor is the City’s most popular fun-filled tourist spot. It is home to the Maryland Science Center with a planetarium and observatory, the National Aquarium and the Top of the World Observation Level. There’s plenty of restaurants in the area including Phillips Seafood, known for their delicious crab cakes.
As for the nightlife, Power Plant Live! is a complex of bars, eateries and music venues.
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Inner Harbor
The Inner Harbor is the City’s most popular fun-filled tourist spot. It is home to the Maryland Science Center with a planetarium and observatory, the National Aquarium and the Top of the World Observation Level. There’s plenty of restaurants in the area including Phillips Seafood, known for their delicious crab cakes.
As for the nightlife, Power Plant Live! is a complex of bars, eateries and music venues.
Local Museums
Baltimore has many museums with world-class art, exciting cultural history and unique industrial art.
Walters Listasafn
600 N Charles StVisit www.thewalters.org for details.
Baltimore Listasafn
10 Art Museum DrVisit www.artbma.org
Reginald F. Lewis Museum
830 E Pratt StVisit www.lewismuseum.org for details.
B&O Railroad Museum
901 W Pratt StVisit http://www.borail.org for more details.
Amerískt Visionary Art Museum
800 Key HwyVisit http://www.avam.org/ for more details.
The Jewish Museum of Maryland
15 Lloyd StVisit http://jewishmuseummd.org/ for more details.
Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum
216 Emory StVisit https://baberuthmuseum.org/ for more details.
Barnamúseum Port Discovery
35 Market PlVisit portdiscovery.org for more details.
Visit http://www.greatblacksinwax.org/index.html for more details.
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Great Blacks in Wax Museum
1601-03 E North AveVisit http://www.greatblacksinwax.org/index.html for more details.
Visit https://www.poeinbaltimore.org/museum/ for more details.
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Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum
203 N Amity StVisit https://www.poeinbaltimore.org/museum/ for more details.