This massive pillar was commenced in 1815 and completed in 1829. It is the first monument dedicated to the “Father of our Country." There are 228 steps to the top.
The first telegraph message was received in Baltimore by Alfred Vail in 1844. It was 22 characters long. Take that Twitter!
If you haven't used your sampling system since you left Earth, be sure to rinse and spit Mars soil samples at least three times before beginning any experiments.
The B&O’s famous roundhouse was once the largest circular industrial building in the world. It now houses 15,000 artifacts, including America’s oldest steam locomotive. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Hike to the swinging bridge (similar to the one that spanned the river in the 1800’s and early 1900’s); it crosses the river connecting visitors to the popular Grist Mill Trail.
This is the site of the historical Bay Shore Amusement Park, a popular destination for summer visitors beginning in 1906.
There are1,500 feet of beach and swimming area on the banks of the Gunpowder River. You can rent kayaks, wind surfboards and catamarans at the beach.
This museum houses the original copy of "The Star-Spangled Banner"!
Check out their free presentations and then wander around to check the art and the Edgar Alan Poe room
Take your time. This may require more than one trip. Give your parents or grandparents a trip down memory lane for some of the toys/figurines displayed. The smile on their face will say it all.
Sit at the bar with Baltimore's best bartender, Kelli - have a martini and ask Kelli to pick you a charcuterie appetizer!
Free general admission except for special exhibits. Children will enjoy the displays of knights' armor, the statues, the colorful paintings, the furniture, the many small and lovely trinkets.
Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Check out their subscription services- I look forward to my pull every week!
The Maryland Science Center is a wonderful place for kids. They have a wonderful sensory room with all sorts of hands on exhibits for the children. They also have a IMax 360 theater.
Walk the Inner Harbor on a nice day and watch the open forum performers. They're histerical. See if you can be the brunt of their jokes.
Climbing the 228 steps to the top of the first monument to George Washington provides an excellent view of the city from historic Mount Vernon where it is located.
Over the course of its century-long career, this 1855 sloop-of-war intercepted slave ships on the Congo River, defended Union troops and delivered famine relief to Ireland. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Go to the pickle stand. Its the only one there. They have some of the best pickles I've ever had in different varieties. Try the kosher and old bay pickles
The Dolphin Encounter is a great show and a must see if you visit the Baltimore Aquarium
Go the The Brewer's Art, order some rosemary garlic fries and a couple of beers. Stumble home.
Beautiful view of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Great for a picnic, heading to the playground or even the outdoor movie series every summer.
They have some of the best concerts there is, We went and seen Pat Bantard, Heart, Reo Speedwagon, and many more, u should check it out
The crab cakes are some of the best in Baltimore. The coleslaw is uniquely delicious!!
great theater with full bar integrated to it! The seat cup holders are designed to hold drinks from the bar!
Truly a unique spot where all are welcome. Great art, music, and of course, drinks. Russell is a real dude!
Go to Cinghiale on Sunday and order their Sunday dinner. It changes every week, and is very casual. Order a bottle of wine. They have a fantastic selection. Read more.
Voted Best Non-Art Museum by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011
This zoo is friggin' awesome. They have polar bears AND penguins. You can feed giraffes, AND YOU CAN RIDE A CAMEL! A camel. Ride it.
The peg leg liqueur Manhattan and malt vinegar/smoked paprika fries are PHENOMENAL. And when I die, I hope I am cremated into a barrel of Blackbeard's Nightcap.
Best tattoo parlour EVER. I travelled from the UK. It was worth it. I got Bill - he was awesome.
Rolling Stone ranks The Sound Garden in Baltimore as #2 in their list of The Best Record Stores in the USA!
Guy Fieri uncovered some of America's greatest comfort food here where the French toast is top-notch. Read more.
Brunch at Alexander's is delicious. Be sure to get the Smothered Tots for the table to start...you won't regret it.
This statue, a replica of one in Lithuania, honors the late, great Baltimore native and can be found outside the Pratt's Southeast Anchor Library.
No matter what you look like, you're beautiful in your own way; Don't let anybody bring you down, because the ones who say you're ugly; are the ones who truly wish they are as beautiful as you are.
Thank publisher Joseph Pulitzer—yes, that Pulitzer—for stimulating enough American donations to pay for Lady Liberty’s pedestal. His statue is at the walkway near the left entrance to the statue. Read more.
On the Q line, gaze up to spot David Wilson’s blue-and-red patterned Transit Skylight installed in the ceiling. Read more.
Home of the Washington Monument, Mt. Vernon Square has been considered one of the most beautiful spots in Baltimore. Take the Purple Route to Stop #307 (Washington Monument) to experience it yourself.
The Farmer's Market isn't just for vegans... Carnivores flock here for some of the best traditional Balmore Pit Beef the city has to offer!
The pit beef is tender n juicy. Add as much tiger sauce as you can stand and enjoy!
Hands down, the quintessential best traditional Balmore Pit Beef around. Crusty on the outside and pink n juicy on the inside. Don't forget the horseradish sauce n raw onion slices hon!
