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Travis Bagley: "Easily one of the best parks to visit in Baltimore. You can see the harbor, city, and get a bit of a history lesson while you are there. Great place to sit and have lunch."
Eater: "Located in a majestic rowhouse with an ornate marble fireplace in one room, mismatched furniture in another, and a dungeon-like downstairs pub, The Brewer’s Art is heaven for beer drinkers."
Krissy R-Harris: "This place is the bomb diggity! Not only do they have an awesome wine & beer selection - they also have a cheese, meat, & jam section (among other goodies!) attached inside. Great planning! ❤️"
Carl Figueiredo: "Excellent 3rd wave coffee shop & roaster in the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore. High grade espresso and pourover drinks. Lots of good working space perfect for meetups and coworking"
HISTORY: "Located beyond right field, the B&O Warehouse is 439 feet from home plate. Built between 1898-1905, the warehouse is the longest building on the East Coast at 1,016 feet (but only 51 feet wide)."
Megan Forbes: "Honestly this is a great stadium for family and friends. The fans and the stadium is so inviting it makes everyone want to become a Orioles fan."
Noah Xifr: "Wonderful collection of railroad history including tons of actual cabooses. Engines. Passenger cars. #steampunkHEAVEN #trains #railroad #sculpture #metal"
Rick G.: "Great museum for Train buffs! Just give yourself at least 3 hours to really enjoy & check everything out."
Eater: "Flavors such as Old Bay caramel, Maryland Mud, and Otterbein sugar cookie make the Charmery a uniquely Baltimore ice cream shop."
Markus Tarjamo: "Some interesting and fantastic local flavors. Right on the Avenue. Staff is friendly. Within walking distance of Hopkins. A necessity of visiting the City of Baltimore."