Baltimore
Sightseeing
Fort McHenry
National Historic Monument. War of 1812, Star Spangled Banner.
Military ships, scenic views, shopping, dining, and a science center.
534 locals recommend
Inner Harbor
Military ships, scenic views, shopping, dining, and a science center.
Neighborhoods
Locust Point
Quiet, safe neighborhood.
Food scene
Not sure what to eat? This place is a mashup with a variety of restaurants from pizza to pho, vegan to pit beef, and more. Still can't decide? Try the shrimp tacos at Taco Love!
https://www.crossstmarket.com/
64 locals recommend
Cross Street Market
1065 S Charles StNot sure what to eat? This place is a mashup with a variety of restaurants from pizza to pho, vegan to pit beef, and more. Still can't decide? Try the shrimp tacos at Taco Love!
https://www.crossstmarket.com/
Need a quick bite at a sports bar? Look no further than a few blocks away.
6 locals recommend
City Limits
1700 E Fort AveNeed a quick bite at a sports bar? Look no further than a few blocks away.
Outdoors
Great hiking area with a waterfall, swinging bridge, picnic shelter, and playground. Open 9am - Sunset. Admission $2-5.
25 locals recommend
Patapsco Valley State Park - Avalon Area
5120 South StGreat hiking area with a waterfall, swinging bridge, picnic shelter, and playground. Open 9am - Sunset. Admission $2-5.
City advice
Getting around
Scooters are popular
Uber, Lime, and Spin are the most common, but require an app on your smartphone to use.
Don't miss
Cool Historic Map of Baltimore
If you want to see how Baltimore looked Circa 1815:
https://bearings.earlybaltimore.org/