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Baltimore, Charm City, is full of grit and character. Loved by locals for its open and fun spirit it is well positioned at the hub of the northeast corridor, at the doorstep of the Chesapeake Bay.

Some neighborhoods of interest include Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Harbor East, Business District, Federal Hill and Canton.

Inner Harbor

Inner Harbor, perhaps Baltimore’s best known neighborhood is home to countless museums, stores, restaurants, large businesses, the convention center, Baltimore Arena, Power Plant entertainment complex, The Gallery shopping center, the National Acquarium, historic ships in the harbor and of course the Inner Harbor promenade. Camden Yards and Ravens stadium sit roughly adjacent to the Harbor. Amtrak’s Penn Station and the bus terminal are also nearby.

Other key operators in Baltimore include the Johns Hopkins hospital and university, T. Rowe Price, Legg Mason and Under Armor global headquarters.

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A Little More About Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore has world class museums, thriving arts and culture districts, history, nightlife, music and more make Baltimore the urban jewel of Chesapeake country.

Can’t-Miss Things to Do in Baltimore
One of America’s Quirkiest Cities, according to Travel & Leisure magazine, Baltimore is also one of America’s most welcoming. Come for the spectacular seafood; the cultural extravaganza that is ArtScape; to visit Fort McHenry, home of the Star Spangled Banner, or to walk along the famous Inner Harbor—but there’s so much more in B-More!

Hit the Inner Harbor
Considered the heart of Baltimore, the Inner Harbor is home to the shops and boutiques of Harbor Place, Fells Point and Harbor East, amazing restaurants, and renowned attractions like the National Aquarium, The American Visionary Art Museum, The Maryland Science Center, Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not and The Baltimore Museum of Industry. Explore the area by water taxi or walk the 7-mile brick Waterfront Promenade that connects all the action.

Party Like a Pirate at Fells Point’s Privateer Festival
The British Navy called Baltimore a “Nest of Pirates,” and the Fells Point neighborhood still likes to let its pirate flag fly. The three-day Privateer Festival has slides for kids, a grog tent for grownups, and a nautical pet costume contest for everyone. Throughout the year, set sail with Urban Pirates Family and Adult Cruises for a swashbuckling harbor adventure.

Catch an O’s Game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Just a long fly ball from Baltimore’s famous Inner Harbor, with a retro design that keeps fans close to the action plus the best food in baseball—with options like legendary Boog’s Barbecue and The Baltimore Chop House—there is no better place than “The Yard” to catch a game.

Picnic at Fort McHenry, Home of the Star-Spangled Banner
Now a National Monument & Historic Shrine, during the War of 1812, Fort McHenry repelled the British, saving the city and inspiring Francis Scott Key to write our National Anthem. A picnic on the fort’s sprawling, waterfront lawns is a great way to get in touch with history and to see the skyline of Baltimore.

Ride the Rails at the B&O Railroad Museum
Stand under the soaring cupola of the B&O roundhouse then board one of the museum’s historic trains for a ride down the rails. With working trains, model gardens and rides for the kids, the next stop is fun at the B&O Railroad Museum and, as a bonus, you get to cross off a spot on your Monopoly board bucket list.

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