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Baltimore, Maryland
Nicknamed the Charmed City, Baltimore is as vibrant as it is historic with 72 designated historic districts. Stroll through the picturesque neighborhoods of Fells Point and Little Italy and savor fresh seafood at a local restaurant. Discover some of the city’s many museums and historic sites, soak in fantastic vistas along the waterfront and browse boutique shops. Or journey outside the city for a memorable day in Washington, D.C. or to explore the scenic Chesapeake Bay.
What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Baltimore, Maryland -
Time Zone
Eastern Daylight Time Zone -
Language
English -
Currency & Shopping
U.S Dollar To browse local boutiques and upscale retailers, head to the neighborhood of Harbor East, which is situated along the waterfront. -
Famous For
Baltimore is known for being a small but vibrant city with a variety of museums and historic sites and rich culinary and arts scenes. -
Important
Depending on what attraction you plan to visit, the city’s water taxis are a unique way explore the area with stops in the Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry and more. -
Fun Fact #1
Home to museums, restaurants, boat tours and scenic vistas, the Inner Harbor hums with activity and is a popular area of the city to explore. -
Fun Fact #2
Failed British advancements on Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 inspired the creation of America’s national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Explore the scenic grounds of Fort McHenry, which is a national park, and dip into the country’s past. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Get a taste of local cuisine by browsing the historic Lexington Market, which was founded in 1872 and is the oldest market in the United States. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
Visit the house and gravesite of the world-famous writer Edgar Allen Poe and learn about his life and work.