The 49 best things to do with kids in Baltimore

What a fantastic learning experience for kids and adults. Such great exhibits to expand children's understanding of the world around them and get them learning and having fun at the same time. Worth the trip. My 12 and 8 year old boys enjoyed their time here.

overall best experience - we went to a show with Jalen and Emily and they made our entire day, we got to explore a lot, and ended up sewing monsters with the help of jessie. everyone there went above and beyond when we needed help with things and everyone was extremely knowledgeable when we had questions. this experience has me wanting to buy their seasonal pass for the year

Went as a chaperone for a kindergarten school trip. The kids had a blast. Three floors of areas the kids could explore from the dino exhibit, kinetic energy, and more. There was more than enough for the kids to stay engaged for several hours and parents as well.

This is a nice-sized science museum to explore. There are three full levels of exhibits, as well as a planetarium. There is a cafe, eating area, and gift shop. You could easily spend most of the day here. And it is in a lovely, scenic area of kf the inner harbour.

I am very disappointed with science center. Me and my daughter which is homeschooled bought tickets to event but got the days mixed up. Now on any given day the museum is pretty much empty.. the homeschool events we have attend ended …which they claim to sell out fast had about 3 other homeschool in them. For a museum that pretty much need good reviews and more attendance seems to me would be a bit more accommodating and understanding. But no they weren’t. No exchanges offered… forget a refund which I was no asking for. So sorry have a good day is pretty much what they told us. Would not recommend paying to come here… so disappointing.

Parking was a little tricky but we found public parking down the road by the restaurant near the water. It was a few minutes walking distance. I think we picked a day where many schools scheduled a field trip at the end of the school year. It was a zoo with kids running around all over the place with not enough adult chaperones. We made the best of it.

The Maryland Science Center is Way Cool ! Dinosaur Lovers expect the best in excitement. Many fine details including the electric exhibits what an hair raising opportunity. Fun for everyone just a very exciting place.

We went for the first time and we choose labor day to go. It actually wasn't that bad. We had no wait to get in. But some of the exhibits had a crowd before you could get to see it decently. We did not do any of the experiences or were we able to see the dolphins though we did try. They were being feed when we were there and we didn't wait long enough to see them. If you have anyone in your group that has mobility issues and needs to use elevators they do have them and they can fit wheelchairs plus a person or two. They are not near where the other entrance to the floor is for those that do not have mobility problems. I say this for those who have parties of mixed capabilities. There is one area that those who cannot do stairs can access and that is the birds area. There is a way for wheelchairs to go through the area but there is 2 platforms that you can't get to. The aquarium was nice and the employees we came across were all friendly. The are some rather large attractions and lots of smaller ones just like any other aquarium or zoo. They have an area with horseshoe crabs and jellyfish that you can touch the animals. We were hoping that there was an area you can feed manta rays of something like it but they did not. We got to see how they clean some of the tanks and some of the divers that we found out that all the divers are volunteers. The guy made a joke saying that they work for free bottled air. Some of the tanks look difficult to clean so I don't envy them. They some frogs and birds and some other animals. I was not expecting to see any other animals but I thought it was cool. There are some really good views of the harbor as well. They have a spot that you can sit and rest while looking at the harbor. All in all we will probably go back and definitely recommend.

It was nice... I have been to aquariums with more variety... this one seems almost local species. A few empty habitats... the Jellyfish invasion is not impressive if you have seen them in other aquariums... some tanks looked like they were sick... dolphin shows are no more but you can sit and watch them... they mostly hung out in the back though, until the helpers came out to feed. That was cool. I agree with the stopping the shows and loved seeing them play. The rainforest was okay too... a couple of birds here an there... mostly just plant life with a cool water fall. Escalator was broke on one floor of the 4 floor exhibit. I think they have an elevator, they were not to informative about it though. We never looked into the Australian terrarium... chose to leave and do other things.

Had a mommy son day and it was just what was needed! Everything was clean and in order, not too many people on a school day so it was nice. Not too many lines, the staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. My 8 year old stated it was his best day in forever ❤️ Thanks! I bought the membership and its already paid off but I can see him having us there a LOT!

The design of this aquarium is very unique. I have visited many aquariums across the country. Like the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, the Long Beach Aquarium in CA, and the Mall of America’s Aquarium. We went on a Sunday so it was super busy but getting our tickets online was a smart move. The layout of this aquarium is pretty unique and it can be actually quite confusing. Thankfully we had a friend who has been to this one multiple times and knew his way around. I do like the open design to the main attraction and the escalators to next level. That was very unusual to see. There was one escalator that was out of service but they had the service door for the stair propped open and someone standing there to help guide. Also another interesting thing was the rotating doors. I have never seen them being used inside of a facility. It was kind of annoying as only one person could go through it at a time. The best thing was all the aquatic creatures that they have. Those were a joy to watch and we got to talk to a knowledgeable guide that was showing off a turtle skull. She was fun to talk with and knew her stuff about the animals in the aquarium. I would go back for sure.

The aquarium closes fairly early, so I didnt have quite enough time to get through the entire place. It was beautiful. It was well laid out. The dolphin training was a surprise to see, but it was so cool to see.

Members Hallowmarine Event was great! I brought my sister and we had Tshirts with Halloween themes. The event started promptly at 6pm. We watched several sharks, stingrays and fish. The crowd moved at a leisurely pace. My sister touched the horseshoe crabs and jellyfish. We had the 4D shark experience in the theater with several surprises from the special effects. We viewed the Harbor wetlands from the bridge - impressive work. I read about project in the members newsletter. We enjoyed seeing so many children dressed in costumes. At the Pier 4 Cafe the dance party was in full swing! Kids danced to some of my favorite songs, Thriller and Monster Mash. Food was tasty. Another surprise included scuba divers in the Coral Reef. We have pictures and gestured with our hands about the turtle. All in all, a wonderful evening. My favorites are the turtles, seahorses and caiman. The scavenger hunt card added a little competition to find the specific animals.

Went on my daughter's field trip with her and had a blast. I do wish they had given us maps because we ended up missing parts. Still very fun. Lots of amazing animals and the staff is wonderful.

This is a great children's museum. The design and safety of this place are outstanding. It has so many activities for children of all ages. The giant slide in the middle of the building is one of the best features here. The Egyptian area was good for children and adults alike. My only complaint is that the entry fee of 25 dollars is not worth for the accompanying adults and feels a bit excessive when both parents visit with a single child. They should consider at least halving the adult entry fee.

We came here with my 3 year old, she had a blast! We spent most of the day there (we left to get lunch as there isn't a cafe on site) She was a little small for the large slide which was a shame. She loved the art corner and the water play section. All toilet facility were clean. It is a bit on the expensive side but it was nice to do something just for her as we'd drag her around sightseeing! However if you consider we spent the whole day there and didn't want to leave it was worth it. Overall a nice day out for young kids.

Excellent place for kids. My 6 and 8 year old boys happily spent over 5 hours here and could've easily stayed longer!!! Not to miss if you're in Baltimore with children. Parking in convenient, with a garage connected to the museum building ; and they give you a half price discount ($15) with a validated ticket.

Port Discovery is an absolute gem! My kids were engaged and entertained for hours. The interactive exhibits are thoughtfully designed, sparking creativity and learning through play. From climbing the incredible three-story SkyClimber to exploring the wonders of water play, there was something for every age and interest. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the museum was clean and well-maintained. It's the perfect place for a family outing, fostering curiosity and making memories. We can't wait to visit again!

We went here for a meet and greet Gabby event for my youngest birthday surprise. Wish they had it some better understanding accommodations and staff. The entire downtown was blocked off for some bicycle event. With that we got there super early and our original plans had to changed because of the blocked area downtown. So with a lot of people not there for there session, they could've let us go on standby or just go in earlier since noone was there. (we had a reservation it was just for later) Instead of anyone being understanding, helpful or like yes sure go to standby (if we wanted to standby we would have to cancel our reserve bands for standby which made NO sense, since noone was there because of the closures.) Like Imma need peoole to use some common sense ro easily say ok you can go to standby and if not everyone come in then u can go, waat fix. Then the meet and greet was 1 picture for 10 seconds and thats it. Then on top of all that the power went out and all day they were running on a generator with no air conditioner. I ended up with a migraine but an ok 5 yr old who seemed to have fun. I did like that you can bring food and eat in the cafeteria area and the lockers are free to rent! They are also installing a new play area so maybe we will go back in a year. I def cant do that again during that bicycle event that closed down all of downtown.

This is a great place to bring kids to enjoy hands-on exhibits through various types of play. There are three full levels of rooms to explore, as well as a large play area in the middle. There may not be as much for older kids (11+), but it will depend on their interests. There is a cafeteria, but you can only purchase snacks from vending machines. It is best to bring your own food, or you can leave and buy something nearby and return - your admission bracelet allows you to come and go for the entire day. Overall, a clean and fun place where you could easily spend half a day or more. There is parking nearby.

My kids absolutely love this place! We usually go early, which I would recommend. There’s so much for them to do, they could stay busy the entire day. The art station is really cool because you can do it with them. Overall, we have always had a very good experience here. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My kids would love to go here every single weekend if they could!

A small but really nice zoo. The old (no longer used) exhibits up front are a cool piece of history. Some areas need updating but the newer exhibits are clearly well thought out & spacious. The penguin area was especially nice. If only it had been a bit cooler for our visit! (See our prairie dog photo for a good example of the heat.)

We love this Zoo! I’ve been going since I was a child and now sharing the zoo with my kids brings back so many memories. I love the “walk through the zoo’s past” to see the small cages they once were held to compare to the large habitats that have been created. Free parking is a plus. Food is a bit expensive but they offer gluten free options which was a nice surprise. Looking forward to another trip in November, they offer free field trips to homeschoolers which we are finally taking advantage of. Great way to spend the day outdoors learning about the animals and observing them.

To begin with, there is a long walk from the gate to see the animals. There seemed to be a lot of construction and renovation happening to the exhibits. Due to this, there seemed to be quite a few animals off exhibit. Most habitats only had 1 or 2 animals in them. The zoo was clean and fun, just not sure it's worth visiting again.

I legitimately love this zoo. I have only come here a few times in my life and the previous time I was here was years ago but honestly I had a lot of fun this time around. They have so many interesting animals, historical architecture, a pretty nice train ride and even some really well themed sections. It’s very clear they’re going out of their way to modernize and do what’s best for these animals. I did see One elephant that looked like he wasn’t doing so well but The zoo is probably still doing what they can to take care of the poor creature. I wholeheartedly recommend checking out this zoo even if the area around the park doesn’t look particularly the safest. Then again that’s the case with a lot of good zoos. I will definitely come again.

We come to this zoo most years and always enjoy ourselves. This year had some extra exhibits closed for maintenance and new ones in the works but we still have a good time anyways. The pending we're very active this year, and we saw the baby giraffe which was nice too. The polar bears have bears have been missing for a few years so that is the most disappointing, but otherwise worth a trip.

The only issue is they need more animals, other than that this is the cleanest zoo I have ever been too ! The food was fresh and delicious, the rides and outside activities were up and active, face painting, toy riding, penguin shows , all kinds of great stuff that not only kids would enjoy but so would adults. I had a bawl and would be back for sure. Also you can purchase your tickets in person & use them for your next visit 😉

My family had a wonderful time at the zoo! We got to see some wonderful animals that aren't in zoos around our area. Admission was a bit pricey but snacks and drinks weren't too badly priced. We did stop at Oasis Food and Drink by the giraffes and elephants for snacks and drinks. They were out of a lot of stuff or things weren't working. The guy that was running the register was doing everything while a guy stood to the back and only messed with putting pretzels in the cooker. Overall a wonderful day seeing animals and learning about them!

Really loved this museum. Great art from only self taught artists, which really shows and is more genuine. Multiple floors in both buildings (ticketed only $10), plus a sculpture garden and tree house you can walk through, ticket or not. The outside of the building is really cool with mosaics and sculptures mounted around. I would highly recommend going in or the very least, walk around the area. I will be going back for new exhibits and look forward to it. The staff were all very nice and informative, as well as, holding knowledgeable and engaging conversations. Even recommendations for local food, ect. spots based on requested restrictions. Being knowledgeable of the area already, the recommended locations were all local and non touristy establishments which I appreciate and honestly expect nothing less from the locals. The Charm City pride is strong here and I love it.

A resident of Baltimore suggested this extraordinary museum located close to the Inner Harbor. I am so happy that I took her advice. This museum will inspire the artist in you. Beautiful sculptures, paintings, and mobiles that will take your breath away. There are two buildings. 3 floors in the main building and 2 in the other. Take your time to browse, there's a lot to see. Don't forget to stop in the gift shop. It is chock full of everything and very reasonable. You will love it. Your children will love it. Fun for the entire family.

Just one of the best! The creativity of the art here is amazing. Definitely a must see. Note:...there is no cafe on the premises or in the near vicinity unless you trek 6+ blocks to we think there is an area with some quick food options. There is a Rusty Scupper restaurant very close to the museum. On the water. Which is nice, but only if you want a relaxing meal and not a quick bite to eat. Also ... there is no museum parking lot, but there is a private parking lot near the Rusty Scupper restaurant and of course street parking ( which could be a bit challenging.for some).

Great art museum! Fun exhibits with very cool artwork. I really enjoyed the sports section and the building has a fun layout with many cool quotes throughout. I would definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys art museums and this is one of my friends’ absolute favorite museums in the US.

I absolutely loved the Good Sports exhibit they had during August. I did also miss a floor of the last building the first time I was there and that's where the permanent Matt Sesow collection is. I really liked that you could buy affordable original art. The gift shop is worth stopping by even if you don't want to see the museum. There's a lot of unique things there. If I lived closer I would have the membership. The pictures I added are from the Good Sports exhibit which is no longer there, but I really enjoyed George Sosnak's baseballs.

I'm disappointed in myself, having lived in Baltimore for 4 years and never discovering this place. Thank goodness my wife loves it and wanted to share it with me. What an incredible Museum! Go for the exhibitions, stay for the gift shop. Seriously! You must go here and check out all the exhibitions. Easily worth twice the price.

One of the best museums in the Baltimore/Washington area I always tell people that stay in DC to visit so they can see cool things like this that DC would never have. It's always a treat to visit and see what's new and interesting. Bring kids!

We had a great experience. My son loved all the trains they have there. Super well maintained. Super clean and super organized. Staff was amazing. We went on the 30 min train ride and it was amazing. There is a café with delicious options and a gift store with lots of good a good stuff with great prices. The museum has free parking for the visitors . We had a great time there.

I had a great experience, first time I've been to the museum. Such a great atmosphere. Youre encouraged to wander and learn. Many exhibits are interactive in some way. The staff was amazing and happy to share their passion. I highly reccomend you visit. I consider the ticket to be a bargain for as much fun as I had!

My son is an adult with autism. He loves trains. He'd been excited for a month for our trip. He was is heaven seeing all of the incredible trains. All the employees were very kind and very informative. This is an incredible place to go. Highly recommend it

This museum has an amazing array of trains. They were displayed well in an organized logical fashion in the beautiful round house. There was a very interesting variety of trains outside in the yard and in the maintenance building. The explanations were concise and comprehensive. It was fun to be able to go into some of the trains. The model train sets, history of the underground, and play areas for kids make this an amazing display of the history of trains. I very highly recommend this museum for anyone, train buff or not.

This museum was outstanding. We loved seeing all the trains but the highlight was the tour of their repair facility. Amazing detail, inside and outside, and seeing the tooling was incredible. Would love to go back and spend more time.

We visited the museum on sunday 10/26. Beautifully maintained museum! The staff (mother and son :-) were knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely passionate about what they do. We truly enjoyed our visit and learned so much—thank you!

What tremendous fun! I particularly appreciated the Underground Railroad exhibit. It was beautifully done. Riding the train was a lovely little exercise in history, and getting to explore the space was fantastic. 10/10!

Baltimore Museum of Art – A Cultural Treasure Open Late Thursday! 🎨🌙 Visited the Baltimore Museum of Art on a Thursday evening, and what a treat! The museum stays open until 9pm (Thursday Only), making it the perfect spot for some post-work art immersion. ✨ Highlights of the Visit: From Rodin's iconic "The Thinker" to Monet’s dreamy brushwork, the collection spans continents, centuries, and galaxies of imagination. Loved the contrast between classic beauty and modern curiosity—you’ll wander from tranquil Buddhist sculptures to experimental abstract forms that challenge perception. The African and Indigenous art rooms are not to be missed—bold, spiritual, and incredibly powerful. 📸 Excellent photo ops throughout. Whether you're drawn to the quiet power of a bronze sculpture or the chaos of contemporary color, the Force is visually strong here. 🚗 Parking was super reasonable at just $9 after 5pm—a rare find for a museum of this caliber. Easy to access and well-marked. 🕘 Extended hours = quiet magic. The evening vibe is calm, uncrowded, and contemplative—ideal for art lovers and peace-seeking wanderers alike. With free admission to the main collection and plenty of space to roam, this place is a gem—whether you’re a casual visitor or a Force-sensitive art sage.

A must-see in Baltimore! The Baltimore Museum of Art offers an impressive and thoughtfully curated collection. The Cone Collection is especially stunning — a true gem with extensive works by Matisse, Picasso, and Van Gogh. I also enjoyed seeing pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Monet, Klimt, Gauguin, Botticelli, Raphael, and Sir Joshua Reynolds. The galleries are spacious, peaceful, and well-lit, allowing you to take your time and really experience the art. The museum store is well-stocked with unique, themed gifts and books — perfect for thoughtful souvenirs. A top-notch experience, and free admission is a bonus!

The BMA has an attractive collection of paintings, statues and other beautiful pieces from around the globe. I really enjoyed seeing pieces by Monet, Degas, Rembrandt and Botticelli to name a few. Entry is free except for certain exhibitions and open until late on Thursday evening.

It's a nice museum, especially for a free one. Not very big, easy to cover in an afternoon. Lovely variety of exhibits.

The BMA is a Baltimore and mid-Atlantic treasure! This museum- with its thoughtful, perceptive, and equitable representation healed all the art school BS I experienced in the late 90s. Free and open to the public, every exhibit that I have seen there has been moving, potent, and restorative. I will return again and again - and will be purchasing a membership. Can't celebrate the creative and community work they do at the BMA enough! Check it out!

A good art museum. They have a few unassuming Picassos, Van Goughs, and Matisses. The galleries well organized and kept clean and appealing. I also liked the art galleries curated to show art works from different continents.

To pass some time for an event I was attending in the BMA, I sat in their East Lobby. I then noticed certain things (within that area) that caught my attention. Next to me on the bench was a bead-encrusted figurine. On parts of the ceiling, I saw brood X cicadas (they were encased in something). Hanging from the ceiling was a figure within a cocoon and it was in a multi-tiered chandelier. I later discovered it is part of an exhibit by artist Raúl de Nieves. I didn't catch everything in the lobby, so you'll have to check it out for yourself. The overall display is pretty neat and is there until December 2026.

What an amazing national treasure and a great place to spend an afternoon with friends or family. Walking through the Fort transports you back in time and gives you an overwhelming feeling of national pride. Not to mention, the film documentary at the end of your visit has a truly special surprise at the ending you don’t expect! Do yourself a favor if you’re in Baltimore and go visit Fort McHenry.

Short but informative video to start the tour. Rangers are very knowledgeable about the fort's history. I arrived in time for the flag changing ceremony, which they allow guests to help participate in. Lovely views of the harbor from the fort or walking trails.

SO MUCH FUN! I went for a school field trip, and it did not disappoint. We walked the whole thing, and I loved the preservation of old rooms. My favorite was the one execution cell. The place has high educational value, but it's also a good exercise and it's very interesting. I would love to go again with my family. It was so pretty.

Our family of four had a great visit. We purchased tickets for the shrine, kids were free. Visitor Center has interactive exhibits and 20 min video thats worth staying until the end. Decent gift shop, no food or cafe to speak of. The grounds, views, restorations, rangers, history, and setting are all amazing.

Had an awesome experience learning about Fort McHenry and the buildup to the battle that inspired the Star Spangled Banner. Started off in the visitor center and watch the film and look at all the information panels. Going outside gives you amazing views of the bay, and exploring the fort is an awesome experience. Each building has information about the fort and it's history. I would absolutely come back and would recommend others do the same.

The NPS Rangers' lack of enthusiasm at this site prevents us from giving it a 5th star. You have to pay extra to walk out to the fort and take a self-guided tour. During our visit, the temperature was extremely high at around 98°F, which may explain the absence of reenactments or ranger-led tours; however, the rangers were still present at the site. The fort's rangers were just standing in the shade, maybe due to the heat. They could have been giving some kind of presentation or talk. We did not get a discount due to the heat, but the experience of being at the historical location was well worth the 4 stars.

One of the nicest fort we have been to. Very clean and well maintained. The staff are excellent and very informative. We got to watch the flag raising which was very interactive as well as informative. Great historical place that was worth the visit. Gift shop was nice as well.

This is a truly wonderful museum. A true gem of Baltimore. The collection is very large and varied art and artifacts from all parts of the world and including European and American pieces and eastern art as well. The displays are very professional and accessible and the staff always very friendly. And, it’s FREE! I have found that parking in the general area is easy to find and not expensive. If you find yourself in Baltimore make time to visit this beautiful museum.

One of the best museums I've ever been to. It starts from the very entrance: they have that beautiful idea with the cards to make your own tour around the museum. Moreover, wherever you go, you see a lot of materials next to the exhibits which give you plenty of ideas and information for a deeper insight. I loved it! And of course, their collection is just overwhelming! There are so many exhibits and all of them are well displayed in intelligently organized spaces. It's the only museum I didn't go to its cafe. There was no time for it. I wanted to squeeze as much as I could from every minute of my being there. Highly recommended to all art-lovers!

It's a gorgeous museum with great art pieces. They have a cool medieval like staircase too. My boyfriend and I got through the museum within abt 2-3 hours, but that's because we skimmed through mostly and stopped to look at and read about the pieces we found most captivating. If you're the type to stop and look at every piece, plan for more time. 😉 I also saw a woman with a wheelchair making her way around the museum so I assume it's atleast somewhat accessible. And it's all free!

The Walters Art Museum is an exceptional center for those who love art, particularly art that spans across thousands of years. I would recommend to start from the upper floor (4th floor) and work one's way down. The fourth floor houses the collection of East Asian items from China, Japan, India, and the Middle East. The collection spans thousands of years of eastern art, and includes manuscripts, ceramics, burial treasures, and many other items. The third floor contains the prized medieval collection which is one of the greatest collections of medieval art in the United States. There are sections that indicate Early Byzantine, Early Medieval, and Gothic eras. There is also an exhibit dedicated to how cats are represented in manuscripts. There is also a representation of a venetian home from the late medieval era, showcasing a merchant's collection that they could accumulate. The third floor also consists of Renaissance and Baroque art. These are mostly from Italy, and have sections for each century of Italian art. The second floor is dedicated to the ancient world as well as armor and collection displays. the ancient section includes art from Ancient Egypt, the Ancient Near East, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Rome. All are detailed and give one an idea of the living and dying rituals of the past. The armor collection is a nice touch, having armor mostly from Germany from the Renaissance that is highly decorative. There is a collector's room that details how a person from the 17th Century would house their collections. There is also a wonder room that showcases how one would collect items in the Early Modern Era. There is also a representation of a Dutch home filled with Dutch art primarily from the 17th Century. The first floor houses the temporary exhibit. This year, the exhibit details the mummification practices of various animals. The museum shop also has a variety of prints, mugs, stickers, books pertaining to their collection, journals, and jewelry that reflects the items in their collection. In terms of accessibility, there are elevators and even wheelchair lifts in spots so that everyone can see their entire collection. There is no fee to get in as of 2025, but you do have to pay around twenty dollars for parking across the street from the entrance. Overall, this is a must see if you are in the Baltimore area, and be sure to donate as they rely on donations to keep the place running for free for all visitors.

The Walters was the first place I visited after checking into my hotel around the corner. It’s a beautiful building with a great collection of art from all over the world. It’s easy to get through on a 2-3 hour visit and open until 8 on Thursday evenings.

What an excellent installation. Absolutely terrific artwork, sculptures, and great rotating exhibits. Highly reccomend for all ages, and good budget option for a great couple of hours in downtown Baltimore.

Very nice museum. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. I definitely recommend checking them out. Add this spot to your list of free things to do in Baltimore!

One of the best ballparks in the country. Food and drink prices can be astronomical, but they did add some vendors with only $4 items which was nice. This includes refillable sodas, which was a big win for hot days.

We took my son to his first baseball game at the Camden Yards where we watched the Orioles and Athletics play. On Sundays, following the end of the game, they allow children to run the bases. My son had a blast. The stadium is incredibly nice and has a very lovely kids play area. The food was reasonable in price and decent in quality. Overall, I was incredibly impressed. They had a lot of technology to make purchasing items much easier, and there were plenty of staff to help accommodate the customers needs.

A great venture with outstanding staff! There is a plethora of food choices; prices are comparable to other major sporting facilities. Attended games there annually since the park opened in April 1992. Have had the pleasure of sitting in nearly every section, to include upper boxes and suites. There is not a bad seat in the house!

The park is easy to navigate and the staff are very friendly if you have questions. The sensory room is a welcome addition we took advantage of. It was just the right size and sound level. Would highly recommended seeing a game.

Great time at the ballpark and got to share multiple times with family and friends. The crowd was very engaging and even got a baseball card from Fancy Clancy the beer man with over 50 years of service. Sad he season is over

I had a great time at Camden Yards watching the Orioles take on the Texas Rangers. This stadium definitely lived up to the hype and delivered a really fun atmosphere from start to finish. One of my favorite parts of the experience was the Birdland Value Menu. It’s such a great feature and makes enjoying classic ballpark food much more affordable. You can grab $4 hot dogs, pretzels, and nachos, plus $5 Vizzy’s and more. It’s a smart and fan-friendly touch that I wish more stadiums offered. We also had a fantastic view from our seats, and the park itself had a great variety of unique food options. I’d definitely recommend trying the Local Fries, the Cheesie, and the Crab Cake Sandwich. All three were delicious and worth checking out. Overall, Camden Yards is a beautiful ballpark with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. I’d absolutely recommend it to any baseball fan.

Camden yards is the 15th stadium I have been to, LOVED it! Easy to find my way around, the fans were friendly, the hot dogs were the best. Great experience! And I got a Hawaiian shirt!

Many things to read and learn. Free audio tour adds really nice insight into what you're seeing. Staff is helpful and will answer questions about the exhibit. I recommend for adults.

We visited during a community free admission day, and it was a wonderful visit! Even living here in the city, I find the museum somewhat hard to describe -- it's about industry, yes, but I think I would think about it more like a history museum of Baltimore with a specific slant to it. My personal favorite was the exhibit related to printing; if you visit on a weekend they have a working 1930 linotype machine! (The linotype machine was designed here in Baltimore, and revolutionized the printing process.) The volunteers were so kind about answering so many of our inane questions. I also liked the Domino Sugar sign remnant, which is positioned right in contrast to the current signage in the window, which is fun. The museum complex itself is very cool, too; it's a former oyster cannery but it's got beautiful views right on the waterfront.

Came here with my friends on a middle school 8th grade end of year trip a few weeks ago. It was really cool to see how the machines shaped Baltimore and learn some interesting things. The history part me and the boys thought was super boring so we walked off as the teacher was talking to the group and did our own thing. We looked at some of the cool exhibits and machines they have and we even saw a bakery. We told our female teacher Mrs smith to get in the kitchen where she belongs and bake us some bread. Back in those days that’s where a women belonged is in the kitchen while us men put hair on our chest and busted our ass by a hot furnace is some steel mill or something like that. She wasn’t too happy we disrespected her like that but we didn’t care. Me and the boys Connor, nick, Ryan and Alex went off exploring and got lost in the museum. Some staff members helped us find our way around and were super friendly, knowledgeable and nice. They explained some of the exhibits and equipment in a much less boring way than our teachers did. We were so happy to actually have fun learning and get the teachers off our asses for a good hour or so. Then me and the boys went to the bathroom and splashed each other with water on the crotch and made it look like we peed ourselves. The teachers were gutted by our behavior but we had fun so YOLO FAM 😂. Would I recommend this place ? Absolutely it’s amazing and a lot to learn. If u come as a family set aside a good 4 hours because their is a lot to see and learn here.

I had a really good time visiting the BMI I was there for the Black Azz flee and the Juneteenth event. It was a cool oasis. I will be back to enjoy this place again. I really like the neon lights . I want one of those totes.

Great information awesome staff. So will be back to check out other tours.

It's kind of too early to give feedback,; I'm still flying high. I loved the layout of the museum and the basic explanations on all books the exhibits. My son and I are going back, but this time without his classmates.

I had a lovely visit. If you are in BMore you should definitely visit the museum. I really enjoyed the plantarium. I learned about Cere the dwarf plant I never knew about.

A fantastic​ FIVE-STAR bucket list pirate cruise in Baltimore Harbor!​ WARNING: Our ship, the Relentless, was​ unmercifully “attacked” by a rogue pirate​ while in the harbor;​ ​however, the rapid response by the kids​ with the water cannons saved the day! (​see photos) The super crew kept everyone engaged with stories, music, dancing, and games while we​ enjoyed beautiful harbor views and cruised past historic ships, including the USCGC Taney (a Pearl Harbor survivor), the USS Torsk (a World War II submarine), and the USS Constellation (a Civil​ War-era warship).​ Top-notch captain and crew making it fun for all ages. Souvenirs on the dock, and you can bring your own drinks and snacks.

BYOG Cruise was an absolutely amazing experience 10/10. We were celebrating a birthday and it was the perfect activity in the harbor! Bill and Ann absolutely kill it out there and make sure everyone is having a good time!

We’ve gone on two family sailings, one last summer and one this summer. Both times, our time slot had to be rescheduled to another time on the same day. Knowing this was a possibility, I kept our day flexible when planning. I would recommend to others to do the same. While last summer was a good experience, this summer was even better. The captain was great in making sure everyone knew the safety protocols and encouraging anyone to speak up if they were feeling unwell due to the heat. They had fans with ice that were really nice on board. They had water if needed and were also selling bottles at a cheap price around $2 (not like the $6 you might pay elsewhere). There are pirate themed items you can buy and, again, the prices are very reasonable. The “pirates” were great with the kids. In particular, a man nicknamed Skully was wonderful with my son. He immediately picked up on my son’s vibe, who can be a little cautious and anxious at times, and connected with him. They encouraged him to participate in the games and immediately respected his decision if he wanted to just sit and watch instead. The way they interacted with him made him feel comfortable and by the end he was participating fully and having a great time. The staff this time around was truly wonderful, we will be back.

A Swashbuckling Good Time with Urban Pirates! Our experience with Urban Pirates in Baltimore was absolutely fantastic! The crew was full of energy, humor, and pirate spirit from start to finish. A special shoutout to Zephyr, who kept everyone entertained and in high spirits, and to Captain Bagel, who handled the ship like a true seasoned pirate, smooth sailing all the way!

It's a fun kitschy thing to do. Went with a small group and we had a lot of fun. Clearly the more you buy into the gimmick the better. Also it's BYOB so bring more than you think so you can share.

If you get the chance, definitely hop on an Urban Pirates cruise! Within my group of friends, we had some doubters. By the end, everyone was having a great time. The pirate crew did a great job of making sure that every moment was filled with fun bits and games. I appreciate that we could bring our own drinks aboard. What a fun operation they’re running! Great idea and great execution.

We loved it we we t as a big group and my toddler had sooo much fun abd so did I!! It was interactive for the kids and i didn’t want to end, ended too fast :( will def be back if in town again, (p.s. clean bathroom on board, super friendly crew 💜💜)

The park here is very fun, relaxing. I come here often with my dog, and sometimes bring my nephew. He likes running around at the place, and its just a very relaxing environement to come and unwind at! Its worth checking out.

Beautiful spot with amazing views of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. A great place to relax, take photos, or enjoy a peaceful walk. One of the best scenic overlooks in the city!

Great place to relax, walk and see the city Nice park and well maintained road Very steep on the grass so it hurts to sit for a long time. It is a good place to see the city and july 4th fireworks. I would recommend right before the sunset for the view

Beautiful park within the chaos of Downtown. Pet friendly. Good air. Park feels like it's actually on the hill. The view is fantastic, I've attached photos from the top of the park. The only downside is the washroom which wasn't available there. Recommended!

Nice park overlooking the harbor downtown Baltimore. Lots of people and dogs and we also saw a Quinceañera photo shoot going on.

Stunning Views Many reviewers highlight the panoramic views of the Inner Harbor, city skyline, waterfront — especially at sunrise/sunset. Airial +3 Baltimore City Parks +3 Tripadvisor +3 Because it is elevated, the scenery is one of the top draws. Department of Recreation & Parks +2 expedia +2 History & Atmosphere The historical monuments, cannons, and heritage make it more than just green space. Department of Recreation & Parks +2 Baltimore City Parks +2 Lawn areas, walking paths, quiet spots, places to relax, have a picnic. Department of Recreation & Parks +3 Baltimore City Parks +3 Tripadvisor +3 Family‑Friendly Amenities Playground is well used and fairly well maintained. It has themes related to local history (ship, railway, etc.).

Nice place to bring the children, let them run around and play, and the adults can relax and watch the city skyline. Baltimore City Skyline is so beautiful.

I found out about this museum when I received a $3 off coupon to attend. I went on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't crowded. The museum is very educational and offers a lot of displays of historical black figures. I had a great afternoon and will be back again. There's even a complimentary parking lot on the side of the building.

Visited 04/13/25 While we had fun and enjoyed it, the museum is in bad shape as it appears they lack funding to do upgrades. The inside it is dated and dirty. Some of the exhibits were missing all together or missing parts. They’re using printed papers instead of a plaque to show information on each person. Some of the suits are very oversized, one had green looking hands which did not look realistic at all. Price was $18 dollars when Reginald Lewis museum nearby only charges $12. Lewis blew this one out of the water. However, I did enjoy it and learned quite a bit. It’s cool but don’t expect to be blown away.

Let me tell you, this spot is not to be played with. It’s raw, unfiltered, and makes the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC look like Disney Land. Caucasians in our current political environment ain’t ready for a place like this. I can only imagine the impact it must’ve had on folks back in its hay day. I hope they keep working on the updated museum project because many of the wax figures displayed have seen better days. However, still a profound impact when you see some of the horrors inflicted on our people. I took a few photos but out of respect won’t post the graphic stuff. A must see exhibit nonetheless.

10/10 a must visit! This museum tell Our story and brings Black History to life in a way I.had never experienced before. Thank you for careful and respectfully telling our story and inspiring my family.

There is so much history in this building ! The guide was informative and guided the tour .I wasn't expecting to be so emotional but the art really depicts the story and tugs on your soul ! Thank you for painting the whole picture of the dark we went through and the light and fight we have within our melanin

It's been 30 years since my first visit. Glad to bring my children to take in this important history. Hoping much success to the expansion project.

Very moving and educational. Explores Black history through time and thematically.

Great experience, it was a little warm but only because they had a power shortage and the electricity was just turned back on. Lots of Black Maryland history and their gift shop has a lot of cute things I wanted. If you have never been, definitely check it out.

This is a wonderful black history museum that centers on the culture in Maryland as well as the plight of black Americans in the South. The second floor of the museum has a section that is dedicated to the achievements of Mr. Lewis as a great black American businessman. It’s worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Celebrates the legacy of Reginald Lewis and African American history and culture in Maryland. A must see if you visit Baltimore.

We had such a good time, we're thinking 🤔 about chartering buses to bring Brooklynites to Baltimore for some TITAN grit. We were only able to take in the 3rd floor fully. The exhibits are so powerfully informative. We're definitely coming back for PART II and III.

Visited 04/13/25 Very cool place. 3 levels of African American history. Highlighting the milestones and achievements with such rich history. Plenty to read, memorabilia and hand made quilts in a nice, clean building inside and out. Well worth the $12 admission.

9/12/2024 I loved this place it was very informational i learned so much about my ppl that i didn't already know. I loved all of the exhibits even though all of them weren't open it was still a large amount that was. This isn't a museum you should rush through take you time and take it all in and you wont be disappointed with you experience. I would definitely go back to see what i couldn't see when i was there. I went when it first opened so it was really no one in there which was perfect i got to stay at each exhibit as long as i wanted with no interruptions..

Some precious soul researched every recorded local lynching (and there were thousands of these hate crimes across the U.S), and procured dirt from each location. There is a sobering memorial room with a name and description of each person and story represented. I appreciate the focus on local history, and the breadth of information. I was a little disappointed that there weren’t more actual artifacts from locals like Frederick Douglass, who worked the ship yards around the corner, or Harriet Tubman. There is a copy of the North Star, but I think it’s a replica. There are some artifacts, for sure. I just felt it was heavy on the replicas and informational plaques.

Beauty and peace in one stunning 19th century conservancy. A truly tranquil experience! A lovely pathway visiting various biomes which you can meander in any direction. The orchid garden serves as the gateway to the tallest of the conservancy rooms, with trees and a nice wooden pier. Smells are wonderful and trickling water can be heard in certain sections. Describing the Rawlings Conservancy in one word: Serenity.

One of the few enjoyable aspects of Baltimore. Beautiful conservatory and a great spot to visit for those coming from out of town. Friendly staff and overall fun experience. There’s a small little free library out front near a willow tree in desperate need of a clean up and paint…

It was small but very well maintained and operated off of tips. It housed a nice collection of plants. The grounds had a few ball fields and some trails perfect for a day at the park

Beautiful indoor gardens with several distinct areas to explore. Pleasant staff too.

I love this beautiful place filled with extraordinary plants. I’ve never seen plants this large before. The koi pool was beautiful. It’s a relaxing atmosphere and it has a guided walk app which informs about all of the plants you’ll see. I’ve brought many people here and all loved the experience. The outside grounds are also beautiful. Excellent for photo ops.

I really enjoy visiting. It always brings a calm during the day. They accept donations (card of cash). Very worth it.

Great hidden gem in the city, small but there are a handful of rooms (tropical house was my favorite). Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Entry is free but I do recommend bringing cash for a small donation.

Came here for a friend’s art show and it’s surprisingly a super cute renovated space. Hardwood floors make the sound of walking echo but other than that nice light and nice theater for performances. It also has a bar 🤫

This event was an amazing experience. Besides the fact that it was intimate, it was interactive. The musicians were very in tuned with the audience and put me in a trance deeper and deeper as each selection was played.

Baltimore's hidden gem. See great things for this community asset. It has come soooo far since their Fells Point days. They offer residence artists, studios, galleries, local and national entertainment, arts and dance studios, satellite location across the street for Space and meeting room rentals and community programs. New management and staffing is exciting. The whole place is pulsing with new hopes and excitement. Love this place. They recently lost one of their dedicated volunteers... Jack...if he had a choice, he would still be here, checking in tickets at the shows. Everyone knew Jack.

Love the Creative Alliance! Last saw Lucianne Dom a lovely Brazilian artist and her band perform. Such a beautiful night!

I've been here for several different artist events.They are always friendly and professional. They Raw artist show is always nice ,and kids activities they have in the summer.My boyfriend recently had a comedy show here and the set up included everything we needed .Some of the nice things is seeing your name on the marquee out front and the jumbo screen inside you can use.

The Candlelight concert by Fever Tribute to ABBA was incredible 👏It was a birthday gift for my husband from our kids. We really enjoyed it.

Awesome venue to have a grand celebration. Very reasonable contract fees. The staff are superbly sensitive to your details abd requests. Best bartender. Sound system pumps... is perfect. Par excellence is what you get. You will not be disappointed.

Had a wonderful time at Historic Ships in Baltimore! The tour was informative and well-organized. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, making the experience even better. The ships are beautifully preserved and offer a unique glimpse into history. Definitely worth a visit for history enthusiasts and families alike!

Ships were neat to see and walk around inside. The USS Constellation was my favorite you can walk all through it. They have a cutter that was in the battle for Pearl Harbor which was awesome to see. The submarine was neat to walk through but watch your head! Would be neat to see more people in and around the ships to point out some neat things you might not usually see.

Our grandson loves ships and planes so we took him to Baltimore's Inner Harbour on Sat July 26, 2025. . We hit the science center and then toured the ships at the Harbour. Each ticket consisted of 4 ships to tour. Adult price was $22 each. Children 5 and under are free... I told the the guy at the counter we need two adult tickets and our grandson is 5. Before the guy could even push a button.... our grandson was like " no, I'm 6 pop". OK lol I guess he's 6 now. Lmfao. So, since I didn't save $10 lol our total was about $53. The tickets are for your own self guided tour of 4 ships. Unfortunately, we only did 3 of them. The Constellation, the Chesapeake Lightship and the U.S.S Tursk Submarine. The ships were really cool to see. Our grandson loved it! The Constellation has very narrow floors. Im 6'3 and literally had to walk through it with more than my head down. It's nice to see what things looked like on the boat. The beds , the cabins, the kitchen area and so forth. Some tiny rooms had 5 beds in it!! Im not sure that 5 normal people could even stand in the room at once. Im tall and slim and in no way, could I could have survived. I guess most guys back then were small lol. The Submarine was really interesting. Please be aware, if your over 6'5 , over 200 lbs or over 60 years old this may not be for you. It is small to maneuver through and requires some good hand - eye coordination and some good bones lol. The Chesapeake Lightship was the only one that seemed to have room to walk through. However, all of them had some small steep steps. Please be careful not to hit your head. From the top of the ships you are presented with some nice views. We didnt encounter many other people there. Maybe a few but not many. It was over 95 degrees the day we went so there wasnt a ton of people outside like us lol. The tickets last all day I believe. You can take pictures, read all the information boards, move slow and take your time if you can. Im rating the historic ships of Baltimore tours a 5 out of 5 stars. It was worth the money... especially if your able to tour all 4 ships.

Probably the most unique and the best-value-for-money attraction in Baltimore. For an entry fee of 22 dollars you can visit 4 different warships at your time of convenience. The order of ships staring from the best in my opinion are: USS Torsk (submarine), USS Constellation (a sail-only warship), U.S Coast Guard Cutter (USCGC) 37, and LS-116 Chesapeake (a lightship). Visiting a submarine's interior would be a first experience for many. USS Constellation with all its majestic cannons was a great feast to the eyes. USS Constellation still does a demo of firing a cannon - of course, it is done without a projectile. We took 3 days, in between visiting other attractions, to visit all 4 ships. Their flexible entry rules also makes it interesting when you visit each ship, and also keeps sensory overload and fatigue at bay (no pun intended?).

No wait and had most of the ship to myself. Was able to spend time reading all the stories. Ship was in excellent shape, restrooms were clean and a good giftshop. They have a pass for 25 bucks to see 4 ships in the bay, I highly reccomend doing that it was a great value.

This was beyond fantastic. It was so historically interesting. The guides on each ship were very friendly and happy to answer any questions we had. We didn't have time to hit all four ships, but what's awesome is that we have up to a year to go back and catch what we didn't see. It is a bit of a hike, so wear comfy walking shoes. But its totally worth every step!

The Historic Ships in Baltimore is an incredible stop for anyone interested in maritime history, and visiting during Fleet Week made the experience even better. One of the most fascinating ships on display is the Chesapeake, a former lighthouse ship that played a crucial role in guiding vessels through dangerous waters. Built in 1930, the Chesapeake braved some of the fiercest storms, including a hurricane in 1936 where the anchor chain snapped, forcing the crew to drop a spare anchor and run full steam ahead just to stay on station. It’s amazing to think about the skill and bravery required to serve on such a vessel in these conditions. The ships themselves are well-preserved, and walking along the decks gives you a real sense of their history. The Chesapeake, with its advanced diesel-electric power and signaling technology for the time, ensured the safety of countless ships over the decades. For national park passport collectors, they even have stamps for the ships, which adds a fun touch to the visit. The whole experience was well worth it, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Baltimore. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for something unique to do, you can’t go wrong with the Historic Ships Museum. They also had a submarine and other older clipper ships.

If you are a baseball fan it will be worth the $15 for the memorabilia alone. Being a Ruth fan or Yankees fan will just enhance the experience. If you are in town for a game or just have an hour or two its worth the visit. The time goes by as you look at the displays. You can go through quickly in like 20 minutes if you speed read or skip some of the displays with vids.

Went to go visit The Sultan of Swag, The Colossus of Clout, The King of Crash, The Great Bambino, George Herman Ruth’s birthplace. Me and my dad took our sweet time reading everything and enjoying all of his greatness. Definitely recommend going and learn something.

If you're a true baseball fan this isn't a place for you. I walked out after reading "Babe Ruth is the greatest ball player of all time". Any true fan knows it's actually JOSH GIBSON. He surpassed Babe Ruth in many stats. In fact it can even be said that Babe Ruth was the white Josh Gibson. I hope they have stuff about Jackie Mitchell, women who struck him out in an exhibition game. Anywho This is perfect for Babe Ruth fans for sure though. They'll LOVE it!

At $15 per person, not expensive, but if you bring a family of 5, it's $75. Obviously as Babe's birthplace, it was a lower class row house that he left well before he was famous, so there isn't much memorabilia - there's far more in the Baseball Hall of Fame and the Yankees Museum. In fact, there is more Baltimore sports memorabilia than Ruth memorabilia. But it's 2 blocks from Oriole Park, so how can you not go?

I enjoyed the museum. I would encourage any baseball fan to come and enjoy the legacy of the greatest player to play the game. I was not a impressed with Baltimore. Our Uber didnt feel safe driving.

Small museum with many historical artifacts from the Great Bambino's career as well as other gems from Orioles history.

Love baseball and love history? This is the place to be. The golden days, rich with the things that made the game as good as it gets.

We were disappointed to discover the museum closed on a Monday. We were in Baltimore on a Sunday and Monday and really wanted to visit this museum as part of our trip. We were able to at least stop by and take a look at the outside of the building and the cortyard. Although we might have the chance to return to Baltimore someday, this trip could be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

I had the best visit to this cute little historic site today. I was able to tour the museum and the home with a self paced audio tour. Admission is only 10$ and it’s a fabulous place to visit for some history about the nation’s flag and the significance of the star spangled banner!

The museum is great! Not only full of good, interesting info but also was a fun place for my kids. They enjoyed the flagpole that they could put up and down. But we all especially enjoyed the house! Great tour! Learned a lot and I was so happy that my kids had a blast!

We held a family gathering at the Flag House Museum and it was a great success! The Museum Director, Chris, handled everything for us including the catering and setup of the private room. He also gave our group a personal tour of the museum and the historic house. I would highly recommend this venue if you are looking for an affordable option for an event!

This museum is very informative, and a great follow-up of you've already been to Fort McHenry.

This is a really special place in Baltimore. It encompasses a museum and historic house with the history of the making of the flag itself (self guided tour) and goes really well with a visit to Fort McHenry! You start the visit with a video which shows the history and events around the flag and also how it came to be commissioned. Following this, there's a small museum which looks at the house and its inhabitants and their lives as well the flag itself and its history through the years (it really is incredible how well it was looked after!). Finally, you get to see inside the house. There's a cell phone tour which you dial in on or else there is a paper version of the tour too with numbered stops. Both times I've visited, I've been the only person there and it's nice to be able to take your time and really look at the rooms and artefacts without being rushed on! There's a small gift shop and the lady on the desk is really lovely and very friendly- well worth a visit! I'd recommend just checking the opening hours before you sit as it's not open daily and does close a little earlier too than other attractions.

This is a nice bit of Baltimore history. There is a convenient parking garage across the street. We spent about an hour here. There’s a small museum exhibit and a self guided tour of the house. Worth checking out if you are in the area.

I visited before the Gardens were planted and still had a lovely experience. Volunteers and employees were hard at work planting when I arrived. Definitely visit the Nature Center, staff there were great! They have Luna Moths and Grey Tree Frogs on display and the center is very well maintained. I only wish I could have visited on the weekend so I could tour the mansion. I will absolutely be back to see the gardens!

Beautiful arboretum in historical estate location is Baltimore’s largest public garden. Plenty of parking on mid-summer weekday and open nature center with friendly employees. The only miss was inability to tour Cylburn Mansion. There is a choice of paved paths or hiking trails and well-thought out arboretum layout to please an eye. Worthwhile detour from I-95 when passing through Baltimore, free admission was an added bonus.

We went for one of the open house tours in early April. The staff in the mansion and the nature education center were wonderful. They were very knowledgeable about the history of the grounds and the flora and fauna one can find there. Of note, we were immediately greeted by adorable northern mockingbirds at the entrance of the mansion and only continued to see birds and flowers from there. The trails were easy to walk in regular shoes or sandals. There are wheelchair ramps, automatic doors on the education center, and braille labels on the premises. The upper floors of the mansion were not open to the public for tours (on the day we were there).

Definitely not as large as I'd expected. Outside garden waa beautiful, full off bumble bees just minding their business. I wish we'd had a selfie stick/tripod, cause it was a beautiful backdrop for photos.

I spent the day at Cylburn Arboretum for a work retreat, and what a beautiful surprise it turned out to be. The gardens are peaceful and full of quiet charm, every path feels like a small escape into nature. It’s the kind of place that reminds you to slow down, breathe, and notice the beauty around you. Truly a hidden gem in the city.

Beautiful green space and Mansion. I hadn't been in years and went for their Halloween program. The spooky trail was fun as was the night hike. It was a great family outing with food trucks and kid's activities. I would go again if they had an adult only night program.

I didn't get to all the places I wanted to go inside of the arboretum. But what I did see was stunning! I'm obsessed with dahlias and there was a dahlia garden. Absolutely gorgeous. This place is very very well maintained. Lots of walking spaces very very nice place. When I left there was a wedding party gathering for a photo shoot.

Went to Asia in a bite festival for the first time. It was fun Even though it rained the day before. Wass muddy but still fun experience with the kids

6June2023 Nice spot along inner harbor for a relaxing view and for kids and families to have fun. I’ve been to inner harbor several times over the years since residing in Maryland and haven’t stopped here until now on one of my many day trips here. There are restrooms to the side of the building. Don’t go in unattended. The police do patrol the area and it is safe.

Newly built vibrant park located near the lower end of Federal Hill with exploration stations, including a skate part, sand volleyball courts, playground and gorgeous views of the city and water. Don't miss this park on a sunny day, it's worth the visit!

Just opened about two weeks ago. Really nice area. Glad to see this here for the community. There is a skate park, fun slide for all areas and a climbing wall. Family really enjoyed it. There are also volleyball courts next to this area as well.

Incredibly beautiful place in the city center! Everything is perfect, great park for hiking and views of the city and the river. A place for family holidays and excursions. Near an aquarium, museums, attractions, water taxis and much more!❤️👏

Harbor Harvest Children’s Fall Festival was a hit! Lots of fun. Lots of people. Come early for rides and face painting. Lines get very long but the kiddos had lots of fun! Tashia the face painter was amazing!!!

Cool waterfront park right next to Maryland Science Center

This is a pretty popular place They had a couple of dairy-free options one of which is lemon lime sorbet and a coconut caramel swirl. I have to say the coconut caramel swirl with the absolute best vegan ice cream I have ever tasted! The chocolate ice cream Is a decent. Staff were friendly and nice.

Three ice cream's ran me about twenty-seven dollars. The chocolate ice cream was regular. The banana ice cream was delicious. Was expecting it to be better. But. Any case on to the next.

A cute ice cream shop with some unique flavors. The customer service was friendly and accommodating. I sampled quite a few flavors and I think the MANGO LIME HOT SAUCE SORBET, is a pleasant surprise. If you're not too adventurous, then COCONUT CHAI is perfection.

We’ve been coming here for 10 years. I miss the original chalkboards and the flavors. And ice cream. I still love the flavors, but today was really just a pitiful experience. We ordered kiddie scoops and single scoops. All were the same size. None of them cleared even the halfway mark on the tiny bowls. And the ice cream was mushy and running. The employees simply said “well those are full size scoops” and “in the summer sometimes the ice cream flavors are like that.” How far it’s fallen now that it’s grown. Really too bad. Stick with the pints if you go.

We recently visited The Charmery, and while it’s a charming spot with a fun atmosphere and incredibly friendly staff, the ice cream just wasn’t for me. I found the waffle cone a bit too thick for my taste, and the flavor options didn’t quite hit the mark for my palate. That said, the team working there was warm and welcoming, and the overall vibe of the place is really nice. It’s clear they put love into what they do, and I can see why others might enjoy it. This might be one of those places where you have to acquire the taste—so I’d still say give it a try for yourself. You might just find your new favorite scoop.

Staff is always super friendly and works really hard! The Charmery is known for its unique flavors and fun spins on classics. I really enjoy their approach to ice cream as “dessert” or a treat! Their milkshakes are also great! Definitely stop by to smell the waffle cones and buy some of their fabulous flavors! They also note allergens and sensitivities like dairy or nuts in products (though they process it all in the same prep area).

Been coming to the charmery for years, the BEST ice cream shop in baltimore. Love all the constant new flavors and themes. Parking can be a bit tricky but plenty of parking available. Very upsetting that they’re getting rid of their punch cards for rewards.

We had the incredible opportunity to attend the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for the very first time on Saturday, June 28, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The performance was absolutely mesmerizing — the talent and skill of the musicians and performers were evident in every note. Being part of such a grand event made us feel special, as we had never attended a show of this scale before. It was a beautiful evening filled with powerful music, passion, and artistry. We’re so grateful for the experience and look forward to returning!

I had the opportunity to attend the Nas concert, and the parking directly across the street was efficient, so I didn't have to walk much. The venue was nice, but the sound quality during the concert was off; it was muffled and hard to hear at times.

We had such a great time here! I do recommend that if you're going to park in the garage across the street that you give yourself an extra 30 minutes. We found that driving in was longer than expected and we were late to our show. Otherwise the orchestra is fantastic!

My first time ever at the BSO and it was better than what I could’ve imagined! My partner and I went to see Jurassic Park and the BSO delivered. From the musicians, to the music, everyone was having such a great time. Will be returning hopefully for the performance of ELF!

Baltimore symphony orchestra is amazing place to listen and watch classical music. The orchestra is excellent and always put on a great show. Tonight we saw Joshua Bell for the second time. His slides and touch is impeccable with smooth rounded transition. BSO is one of the few places we’re the tickets are reasonable priced without the Ticketmaster fees. The boxes have a full and rich sound. The orchestra pit sound is loud and full but directional based on where you site. The grand tier it matters where you sit (closer is better to the isle), the last few rows don’t reverb back as much as expected. Photo were during practice prior to the show starting.

The building has been around for some years and is very well maintained. The staff are truly amazing! From the time we pulled up to the end of the evening the staff made us feel at home. Accommodations were made to make my family feel comfortable and cared for. I was thoroughly impressed with the level of attention and initiative they showed us. The staff here are among the best Baltimore. I'd like to thank them once again for all they did to make our experience a memorable one.

Just witnessed one of the greatest hip hop performances of all time. Nas performing Illmatic with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. It was a night. The atmosphere was fantastic. The crowd was hype. The orchestra was phenomenal and Nas was God tier level hip hop. Guest appearance by AZ to perform a few tracks. It was a night! I’m Glad I got to witness it.

Maryland Center for History and Culture is a nice musem that has a ton of historical artifacts. My favorite parts are the art section. It was intriguing to learn about parts of MD's history. The Tom Miller peices, in the museumwere great to see. My feedback to the museum, lower the admission cost to $10. The furniturw floor is passe. BRING BACK THE JIM HENSON EXPERIENCE!

Excellent place to go for a history of Maryland and even more so for their extensive library and archive collection. The team here facilitated a viewing of documents related to the Booth family (from Baltimore, which was so wonderful. I’m always amazed what libraries and archives have available for public view just by making the request. I cannot recommend a trip here enough! Remarkably friendly staff as well.

Great museum with lots of local historical event and people information Total of three floors. 1st floor is civil right movement related. 2nd floor is revolutionary war related. They also have one designated section for female fashion designer McCardell from Baltimore. Other sections have lots of paintings of Baltimore back in the day. Also there was a section filled with quilts art which was beautiful. I really liked the library. Beautiful architecture and lots of book. It has a capacity of 49 people. Quiet and small library. Third floor had furnitures from various time period and different styles. I visited on the first Thursday for free admission. I would come back if they have different special exhibitions later. Great museum to visit! Staffs were friendly and helpful as well.

Pretty cool library on Maryland history. Library on second floor is really a hidden gem. Staff was super nice

I just visited here with my husband to enjoy the Jim Henson exhibit and we had a wonderful time!!! This was my first time at this museum, and I definitely see myself coming back for future exhibits. The lady at the front desk was very nice, as was a very sweet security lady named Ms. Betty! The bathrooms were super clean, the exhibit spanned several rooms and kept me occupied with all the props, videos and costumes on display, and the gift shop was super nice too! All in all, I give this place a 10/10 and can't wait to come back!!

Deep in history of art and culture, with an wide collection and welcoming staff. There are furnitures, silver sets, weapons, costumes, dolls and more. I enjoyed the exhibition the most, and the opportunity to weave. There is also a play area for little visitors. There is on site parking (first come first serve). Thank you for having us.

This a rich and deep museum that covers a wide variety of topics related to Maryland arts and culture. Each floor has its own topic and the exhibits and accompanying content help give them more context for the viewer to understand. The "Passion and Purpose" exhibit was so powerful and I enjoyed learning about Black History and progression. The "Jim Henson Exhibition" on the second floor was AWESOME. You got to see Muppets, Sesame Street and more of Henson's iconic puppet characters. The depth and detail the tell about Henson and his work is really amazing, and they have even more interesting things in the gift shop. The little sitting area at the back of the third floor is also fun and has great books for one to sit and enjoy. This is a great museum in the city that will have plenty for all to enjoy, no matter the age!

The Enoch Pratt Library is one of Baltimore's true gems. They offer a ton of FREE events weekly. We went for the comedy show with free wine. We had a great time, and the comedians (especially the sign language interpreter) were hilarious. 😄

A grand civic statement from our patriciate of a century ago. Spacious airy comfortable and beautiful

This library(Enoch Pratt free) is the best in baltimore. I love it here. I took my nephew, because he has never been there. Now he wants to go back. So I assume he likes it..

My son walked up to customer service area to request a new library card, yet a staff member showed unnecessary and uncalled for attitude in response to a simple question at the moment she has purple single braids

A wonderful and historic library with great areas for children and teens, and a bevy of other resources and events being held. Very helpful and friendly staff. But please fix the ventilation/HVAC system in the men’s bathroom - there are always smells emanating from there without fail.

Stopped in to kill some time before meeting a friend for lunch. Open, easy to find books of interest or information, and plenty of places to sit. Many others quietly reading. Bathrooms not clean, but staff friendly and helpful.

Just enjoyed a canning demo here. It's nice how they have all these activities for the community

The quesadilla was trash. It tasted like grilled cheese on a tortilla. No seasoning not flavor no bueno. If you have a choice between going here or risking a food allergy, risk the food allergy.

Explore Baltimore - Belvedere Square Food Court | Shopping 529 E Belvedere Ave Baltimore, MD 21212 Belvedere Square is Baltimore! Belvedere Square offers a lively atmosphere featuring some of Baltimore’s best small businesses & restaurants, retail shopping, health & fitness, and seasonal events. The Square is right in the heart of North Baltimore, whether it’s lunch with a co-worker, date night, family fun, or meeting up with your gym pals, Belvedere Square has it all

Love everything about Belvedere Square Market. The stalls are all occupied with amazing food options, there are even several options in the middle now. The bar has a great beer selection, delicious cocktails and attentive staff. Love the bottle shop, too! I have no trouble finding a parking spot when I visit.

Pono Taco doesn’t have a place to review so I’ll do it here. This was supposed to be queso and chips. Guess they can’t even get that right. Also this tiny thing was six freaking dollars. Go to the market, but avoid pono taco at all costs.

We had a great time. I just didn't like the crepe..

This place is so awesome! We visited while on vacation. We tried the sushi and ramen, milkshakes, sandwiches and Thai wraps with tofu. Everyone in our party was pleased. There’s a bar and liquor store, a bakery with some nice gluten free options, a cool chocolate shop. Free parking

This place is like a mall food court without thr mall vibe. Great place for Thai food (Thai Landing). Hot, tasty, and hearty. Staff was nice and open to suggestion requests. We ordered: 1) Hilo Bowl. Shrimp was a good size and servings were a reasonable size. 2) Build Your Own Salad: They have you fill out an order slip of what you like in your salad, which is great 👍. The veggies and fruits were fresh and savory. 3) Thai Fried Rice (added broccoli and pinapple). This was very good! With the portion size, my wife was able to each lunch and I finished off for dinner 🍽😋. 4) Pad Tha (added chicken & shrimp): Some of the best Pad Thai I've had, besides when we vacationed in Thailand. Great taste and noodles. I asked for medium-hot, but wasn't so hot. They have general seating (inside and outside) that's shared with the other establishments and the atmosphere, as mentioned earlier, is like a mall food court. Definitely an nice place meet, eat, and even have a drink. Maybe we'll try the bar next time.

Nice little park near the aquarium. Great place to let the kids burn some energy after the aquarium. Cheap parking was nearby.

A wonderful place to go after the aquarium with your kids.

Fun, non-traditional park to let the kids run around for a few minutes. We spent about 30 mins here prior to dinner and everyone had a great time!

Cute little playground in a modern metal shaped style. More shades would be nice.

Notable features include: * musical fence instrument * merry-go-round * metal horn that you can climb in * homophones inscribed in the walkway (pairs of words that sounds similar) It's an interesting little park that invites visitor to interact, not just watch.

Cute little park right near the water, neat visual art & unique walkways to explore.

It was okay. Nothing blew my mind

The event takes place in an open area filled with small shops and food vendors. Parking can be a bit tricky, especially with limited space directly in front of the venue. We opted for a nearby parking lot and walked to the event. While it's free to explore most of the village, there is a section where you’ll need to pay $5 to enter and wander around. We didn’t go into this area, so I can’t comment on it in detail. The village itself isn’t very large, but there’s still plenty happening. As for the food, it’s decent but not exactly European-level fare. The fries, wurst, and hot chocolate were fine but nothing special. The food overall is okay, though you can also find drinks, including cocktails and liquor. Other food options include crepes, schnitzel, bacon on a stick, pretzels, corn, and more that we didn’t try. Some food items, like the corn, were priced a bit high, though I understand it could be due to booth costs. Overall, it’s still a pleasant experience and worth visiting.

The Christmas Village in Baltimore is a delightful holiday market filled with twinkling lights and festive cheer. However, the lines were outrageous, even an hour before closing. My friends and I expected it to die down, but it was kind of insane—almost like being at an amusement park! We ended up having to come back the next day, and unfortunately, the food was cold when we got it. It was alright, but not what we hoped for. On a positive note, I loved the hot chocolate—it was delicious! Plus, the mugs are too cute. The market features unique vendors offering handmade crafts and holiday decorations. The warm atmosphere is great for families and friends, with activities like visits with Santa and live music. Overall, it’s a fun experience, just be prepared for the crowds!

Nothing gets you in the holiday spirit like stopping by the Christmas Village downtown. First time visiting and it didn't disappoint. We got our sausages in the tent. The food and entertainment was great. There was a larger variety of vendors outside of the tent; from schnitchel to crepes. I must say the sausages cooked outside on the grill looked tastier. Perhaps next time we visit, we will wait in the long line and give them a try. Entry Fee - $5 Parking- We parked at Mt. Washington and rode the light rail down to the Convention Center. $4 round trip per person.

This was a super fun place to visit. We got to try lots of German food. There's plenty of shops around where we could buy lots of Christmas gifts for friends and family. I also had wine tasting and beer and music there

What a sweet treasure! We went there for the day with my parents, daughter, partner, and our son. It was lovely. The Gluhwein was yummy and the sausages tasty. If we are in the area next year, I am sure we'll stop by.

The Baltimore Christmas Village is a delightful way to embrace the holiday spirit! The vendors offer an impressive variety of gifts, from handcrafted ornaments and cozy winter accessories to unique trinkets and international specialties. Food lovers will enjoy the wide range of treats, including the classic funnel cakes—crispy, warm, and perfect for the season. The Carousel and Ferris wheel add a magical touch, making it a great spot for families and couples alike. The lights and festive decorations truly transport you to a winter wonderland. A tip for first-timers: bundle up! The harbor breeze can be brisk, so layers, gloves, and a hot drink from one of the many stalls will make your visit even more enjoyable. While it can get a bit crowded, the cheerful atmosphere makes it worth the trip. 4/5 stars only because parking can be a challenge, but otherwise, it’s a must-visit holiday destination! #AnKSeeTheWorld #Foodiefinds #Travelblogger #BaltimoreEats

It was not at all what I expected. The pictures online made it look a lot better. We drove 2 hours to come here and we were very disappointed. There was some shopping and some food but other than that some of the items seem pretty overpriced.

I fell in love with Oriole Park before even entering the stadium. Camden Yards has a friendly baseball vibe and wonderful atmosphere. The fans were respectful and pleasant. The stadium was clean and aesthetically appealing. The staff at this stadium were amazing. They went above and beyond to help fans with finding seats, concessions, and were patient with any questions or concerns. Everyone seemed happy to work at the stadium. I'm a Red Sox fan and I still felt welcomed in a visiting stadium. I enjoyed walking around the stadium both inside and out. They have some fun and vibrant sports bars outside the stadium as well. This is a must for any baseball fan. I will mention though that I was very disappointed that the stadium doesn't offer tours of the ballpark.

Oreo Park at Camden Yards is an absolutely beautiful ballpark! The seating is comfortable, the ushers are friendly and helpful, and the field itself is stunning. The views from just about anywhere in the park are fantastic, making it a great place to enjoy a game. That being said, the food and drink prices are way too high. It’s gotten to the point where it’s almost unaffordable for the average family, which really takes away from the experience. I’d gladly give this place five stars if the pricing was more reasonable.

Never disappointing coming to Oriole Park! I've attended games here since I was a kid. It's one of the best ballparks in baseball. Very family friendly and all-around friendly. It was fun attending on Jim Palmer jersey night this year. The concessions prices are still comparably cheap, too. I will live and die as an Orioles fan. You can't clip these wings, Yanks. Let's go, O's!

One of the best ball parks around. Gates open about 60 minutes prior to first pitch on Weekdays (a little earlier on weekends). Get there early to experience the whole park. It's worth it. Nice play area on the first base side for the kids. Concessions are pricey but they do let you bring some of your own items in so long as it is in a clear small bag (no glass or aluminum drink containers). I brought in two plastic 20 oz cokes, two sandwiches and some small bags of chips. Be sure to check their policies page carefully in case their are changes. I bought a beer at the game... was 15.99.

What a ballpark! Incredibly impressed with the signage and how well the stadium is branded to start. The trashcans are all Orange and black, which is such a nice touch! Ballpark is well laid out, with almost every highlight on the main concourse level. The kids zone is very well themed and includes lots of games. Eutaw Street has some great spots to eat, and is where the team store is located and a MUST when visiting. There is SO much food to try! A major and diverse selection throughout the ballpark and definitely something for everyone. Seating wise, we sat in the lower bowl and had a fantastic experience. The ushers were all very friendly and helpful, and one usher came right over and gave us a first visit button; loved the attention! There are statues across the ballpark and a nice picnic area too, which is great if you arrive early. Absolutely loved our visit!

Really great stadium, not a bad seat in the house. Food is always great, Boogs is my personal favorite (they have gluten free buns if that’s something you’re looking for!) They also do free giveaways often so keep an eye out on the promotional schedule!

I’m biased, but this is the prettiest ballpark in the League. There isn’t a bad seat in the house. The food options are plentiful. The ushers for games are knowledgeable and friendly and there is plenty of fan assistance as well. They continue to refresh and upgrade, keeping her looking beautiful.

Great place to eat, it’s a must if you are traveling here visiting. The menu is insane so many great things to choose from. The Blue Crab Margarita is good lol. Don’t walk pass this place and go to Hard Rock Cafe next door. We had the Lobster Tacos it came with fries. Main dish was the Lobster Mac & Cheese / Fried Seafood Trio / Lobster & Shrimp Alfredo. Everything came out nice.

This is an excellent restaurant—and you get what you pay for. The Google Maps entry says the average price range is $30-50, but I really think it’s $50-70. Based on their current menu prices, it would be very difficult to get a complete meal for $30. That said, I had a great experience here. Our group was treated very well by the wait staff—friendly, attentive, often asked if we needed anything, and answered all of our questions immediately; very knowledgeable about the seafood dishes and the side dish and drink options. (NOTE: I forgot to take pictures of the food, except for the dessert tray!) I had the Barramundi Bites for the appetizer; this fish is an Asian sea bass, and the pieces were lightly breaded, tender, and the spicy sauce that came with it (in a separate bowl) complimented the fish well. I had the Ultimate Crab Cake for the entree, and it was quite good. I love crab cakes, and this one was as good as any I have had (and quite expensive). Tender breading, a good amount of crab, and seasoned well. For dessert, several of us shared the fudge brownie cake with ice cream. Very rich chocolate flavor! I enjoyed Phillips very much, but it’s the kind of place for special occasions, like the one our group was celebrating. I can’t afford to come here regularly.

Was super busy when we went and there was a wait, it was worth it though because the food was great. Our server was super sweet and knowledgeable about the menu, recommended some great dishes for us to try. The atmosphere was very nice and the food was delicious. We ordered the stuffed salmon, lobster roll and crab cake and steak meals. We all really enjoyed our food, it was cooked well and seasoned well. The presentation was also great.

The food here was simply divine! My family and I ordered the tuna poke nachos, broiled seafood trio, premium seafood trio, and the lobster roll, with an ice cream with brownie as dessert; they hit our spots! Numi our server was also attentive and cognizant of our needs. We will definitely be back next time we visit Baltimore.

The place was awesome. It was our first time and we love the food and ppl. I order the stuffed salmon and it was great. We will visit again and again. The atmosphere was beautiful made. Restrooms clean.

Great food and great service! We ordered the trio — the crab cakes were our favorite! The crab fries appetizer was delicious and full of flavor. Definitely recommend if you love good seafood! Seymor was a great server.

Our group wanted to get lunch before going to the National Aquarium. We got there right after they opened, so we were able to get a table immediately without a reservation (party of four). Our waitress was very nice and the food was delicious! Highly recommend for seafood lovers

Saturday Brunch here with my wife and our son and daughter in law. The food was high quality and wonderfully flavored. I had the Banana Chocolate Chip Pancakes with A Scrambled Eggs w/ Cheese and the Cranberry Maple Turkey Sausage. The family had various omelets and everything was delicious. Truly a wonderful dining experience.

9/12/2025 at 11:00am Everything was perfect, from the start we had a friendly welcome, the host was amazing and very knowledgeable. Our server was very friendly and patient with our 3 kids. All the food we ordered felt fresh and homemade, it was delicious. Personally today I had one of the best breakfast I've had in 34 countries and 26 states from this beautiful country I have visited and of course I have many great experiences, so I add today dish to 1 of the 10 best breakfasts due to the unique and diverse flavor of this dish (Fried chicken biscuit & and gravy omelet ) the name don't mention all the other ingredients, I recommend this dish 100%

Come here as we were in Baltimore early and it was open for breakfast. Great it had a separate vegan menu and kids menu. Friendly and helpful service. Kids portion is very generous! The Vegan pancakes where a little dry but alright. No restaurant toilet. Prices are quite high.

Unique breakfast joint within walking distance when in the inner harbor. Has great menu options that are hard to narrow down. The Cinnamon Danish pancakes were our favorite. Everyone left with their bellies full.

First time.. came from a tiktok recommendation! Food was decent, I wouldn't go back for 2nd. Nice outside view to sit and eat. Its more on the pricey side here! Server was good! My friend did not like the egg whites, it was corrected but still wasn't to her liking. The manager did come by a follow-up which was nice.

First time at Miss Shirley’s and it did not disappoint! Our server Ryan was attentive and so sweet. I ordered their Crab Hash and Fries Green Tomato Eggs Benedict and I will forever dream about how delicious it was. Was also ordered the Pimento Cheese Biscuits which were heavenly with the strawberry jam. Would recommend this place to anyone traveling from out of town who really wants a good breakfast!

I haven’t been to Miss Shirley’s in a few years and the food is still good. The shrimp and grits are a must have along with the new fruit drinks they now offer. One slight inconvenience is having to leave the restaurant and go to a different floor in the building to use the restroom. That just a minor set back for a nice brunch spot near the harbor.

Great crew but the canned narration was somewhat annoying. Pricey (about $1 per minute) for how short the rides were and only $1 for the senior discount. The views were nice but it's not New York or San Francisco

The Baltimore Water Taxi offers a comfortable and efficient way to travel around the Inner Harbor, combining scenic views with quick access to key waterfront destinations (like Fell's Point, a must go). The boats are clean, well-maintained, and provide a relaxing alternative to city traffic. The service runs smoothly and on time, making it ideal for both tourists and locals. A special mention goes to Roman, whose friendliness and professionalism make the ride even more enjoyable — his courtesy truly enhances the experience.

Sunset harbor cruise was fantastic! Great deal at $20. They took us out past Fort McHenry, then turned around to Inner Harbor, and back to Fells Point. My wife and I had a blast. There were 3 other couples besides us on a Sunday, chill vibes, cool tunes, great views! We were running a bit late and luckily they started about 10 mins late as well. We were able to buy our tickets on board from the friendly staff member.

If you have half a weekend day to cruise around to the stops, I'd recommend seeing the city this way. Safe, fun and informative (make sure to sit in front of the speakers for the history), this was a fun way to get out and get an overview of the city.

We used the water taxi’s private charter service to provide our out-of-town wedding guests with a welcome event. They were extremely easy to communicate with, very flexible about (reasonable) requests, and helpful with my grandmother who is an (ambulatory) wheelchair user. We also found the pricing very transparent and reasonable for the quality of service. We used the Key’s Anthem boat and ended up with a final count of 33 passengers. It was very comfortable, not too crowded and not too sparse. They were able to provide a folding table for us to put appetizer trays on. We provided our guests with canned beer from a cooler we brought on board as well as champagne which we used ordinary bottles and disposable flutes for. Both offerings were easy to display for the guests with the boat’s setup and convenient for guests to enjoy without being too burdened by the “boat” of it all. They also handle your trash for you! Our cruise was beautiful, we made no specific requests about what we wanted to see but they did welcome requests. We also had bluetooth access to play some music from our phone on the boat’s speakers. I hope this is helpful to anyone considering an event with the water taxi! We truly can’t recommend it enough.

We recently hosted a conference in Baltimore with attendees from across the country, and we wanted to give them the best view of the city. The Water Taxi, along with a fantastic local guide, was the perfect choice. Our guests absolutely loved it! The captain and crew were welcoming, professional, and made the experience unforgettable. Leading up to the event, Stacy at the Water Taxi was a joy to work with and made the planning process seamless and stress-free. We truly couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

I chartered a private water taxi for an activity during my company's retreat. We worked directly with Stacy at Baltimore Water Taxi and she made it super easy! She gave recommendations as to where we should begin and end our ride based on ease of travel to each location. She also gave a recommendation to work with Chris at Baltimore Rent-a-tour for a guided tour on the boat, which was fantastic. My team had a great time on the boat, the crew was professional and helpful and made it fun and easy. 10/10 recommend!

If you’re looking for a spot that offers a new perspective on Baltimore, the Top of the World is definitely worth checking out. I recently visited the observation deck on the 27th floor of the Baltimore World Trade Center, and I was absolutely blown away by the views. The panoramic skyline of the city, paired with views of the Inner Harbor and even the Chesapeake Bay on a clear day, is truly a sight to behold. It’s one of those places where you can’t help but feel awestruck by how beautiful the city is from up high. Unfortunately when we visited most of things were under construction or renovations but still we enjoyed the view

Great views with informative displays throughout the 27th floor. Got a cool experience with a police helicopter fly by! Prices were very reasonable and if you have some extra time in your itinerary, I definitely recommend a visit.

It was an amazing experience taking the elevator ride up to the 27th floor of The World Trade Center Observation Deck Baltimore. The views were absolutely breathtaking and very beautiful. So sad that the 27th floor is closing at the end of the month, it's gonna be a loss for The Inner Harbor especially when they get to see the beautiful views from atop.

My first time in Baltimore! This place you need to visit! Breathtaking views! Nice personal. Also good place to hide from the heat! It won’t take much time to spend there but I was just sitting there and enjoying the view. Go on week days, it’s gone be less people there.

The Top of the World Observatory is not all that high up in the sky, which is why we've never paid to go up to the top. Our suggestion to get great views of the Inner Harbor is to grab drinks or dinner at Bygone instead. That establishment is located at the top of the Four Seasons hotel. It's higher in the sky, has amazing atmosphere, and gives a much better view of the Inner Harbor, in our opinion.

Neat observation deck above the harbor, very reasonable admission of 8 dollars. You definitely get your money's worth here. Great views in all directions and they have some displays of the area as well as stuff from 9/11

This was definitely something interesting to do. Purchased tickets from Groupon and paid $8.00 for 2 adults. Definitely would like to go back at night.

These are always fun to go to. This one has a mirror maze and a moving theater as well. While not as big as others I have been to in different cities it still had some neat items. Some are weird, crazy, fascinating, but always cool to read where it came from, who did it, and imagine yourself trying of the things there.

Super weird and cool place to visit. Mirror maze and 4d movie were perfect for our children. They had everything from Harry Potter to a giant T-Rex... Lots of fun interactive exhibits. The bathrooms were even interactive which my kids got a kick out of. Would definitely visit again if I'm ever back in Baltimore. My one complaint and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 was the girl at the front cash register was a bit under trained and didn't know what she was doing with our online tickets... I asked if I could leave and come right back bc I wanted to visit an atm to get cash as some of the exhibits require paper bills or quarters to operate. She said if I left I would have had to buy another ticket... To which I replied could you get your manager please. After speaking with the manager I was allowed to leave and return for the purpose of getting money out to spend in their museum. Overall it was a great experience.

First time in Baltimore so decide to go here during vacay & man was is amazing & fun. Liked the piano sounding stairs. Lots of interesting artifacts. Thank you Ripley you done good.

So, this is my second experience at Ripley’s (the first being in NYC). I must say my boyfriend and I were skeptical, as we thought maybe it would be too kid-ish. But I’ll tell you, WE LOVED IT! The staff here were so friendly and helpful! We got the after 4pm tickets (order them online because they don’t sell them at the place, it’s $7 cheaper and you get all 4 attractions!). Completely worth the time, it took about 1 hour and 15 minutes to go through the whole thing. The 4D movies were my first time and they were FUN! Kid-based themes but not scary. Water slide 4D and winter sledding 4D. I enjoyed it! The mirror maze was cool too, a little scary as you can easily get lost, and I mean easily, so be careful! Overall great for all ages !

I enjoyed Ripley's Baltimore. The exhibits were interesting and diverse. I especially liked the unique artwork, toothpick city, the Fiji Mermaid and the Shrunken heads. It was a fun time.

Wonderful time, fun atmosphere, family friendly, great location, if you are ever in the area its definitely worth the stop and entrance fee

I have been to this ripleys twice now and they added new things compared to the last time which is about 11 months ago. I love this place not to mention the location its next to everything so if you want to have a good time start here. The facts they have on their displays are very well informed. I love their 4D theater they do need new 3D glasses. And their mirror maze was a lot of fun.

Wow what a beautiful library. It is immense and really intriguing. The upper levels are not accessible. There are really old books here and there is a librarian who can get books that you want checked out and you would only allowed to read it in front of him and then return it to him before leaving. The main level, is for anyone wanting to study in this beautiful library. There are some books, but most are just strapped closed because they are so old they are literally falling apart.

I’ve photographed weddings in many beautiful spaces, but the George Peabody Library is truly unforgettable. Towering stacks of books, a warm golden glow, and a stunning spiral staircase make it breathtaking for both ceremonies and receptions. The staff is incredibly kind and attentive, and being steps from Mount Vernon means even more gorgeous portrait spots. After capturing over 200 weddings since 2012, I can confidently say this venue blends historic beauty, romance, and atmosphere like no other. I can’t wait to be back in this magical library. 📚✨ @amypaperbird

A stunning library open to the public! I think I saw it on an Instagram add and have had it on my list since then so I was pleasantly surprised to be visiting Baltimore. I’ve been in other pretty libraries like this where you had a bit more access and would have loved to be able to walk around more than just the bottom to peruse some more. The lighting isn’t quite as advertised either but I’m not complaining. I spent some time at one of the tables just soaking in the beauty. Definitely worth the stop for me.

Very impressive library. It definitely is something to visit if you visit Baltimore. If you like architecture and being taken back in time, this is a place you should visit.

This is a truly iconic and beautiful library, and it is one of my favorite places to study. The lighting is great (calming in a way), and there are many outlets in each study nook. This library is nearly perfect, with the only flaw being the hours. I wish there were weekend hours, and I wish it's open a bit later. As much as I love it here, I frequently use the nearby Enoch Pratt Central Library for that reason.

Absolutely stunning, completely unaware Peabody and Hopkins were buddies. Free admission, 2 hour limit parking found a spot right away. Beautiful park across and not to mention a church with stunning architecture. A serene place outside and inside just beautiful.

Often said to be one of the most beautiful libraries in the country, it's worth a visit. Paid street parking is easy to find nearby. Open during the day every day except Friday and Saturday, walk inside. When you see the check-in area, go left for a little exhibit space and the door to the library. It's very large with stunning design. You can't go up any stairs so stay on the ground floor, keeping quiet out of respect to the people studying.

Nice open area great for family picnics, photos or playing games. There are tons of tulips and there is a guide telling you the names of each type. Had a great time walking around with my family and playing tag with my kids. Unfortunately no restrooms so had to leave earlier than we wanted.

Beautiful park nestled in the neighborhood of Guliford. Me and my daughter brought our dog for a bucket list. She unfortunately is sick so trying to do special things with her before it is her time..

Beautiful, well-kept gardens. There are lots of tulips blooming in mid-April. Great place to picnic.

This is an actual neighborhood garden. Beautiful area. Very neat and well-kept! 🪏 🪴 🌲 🌼 🌺 🌱

Gorgeous hidden gem of a park/arboretum a little past Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. It is a small, privately owned park but free and open to the public. The park is very clean and well managed. There are no public bathrooms, trash cans, or sidewalks, and the pastoral lands look more beautiful and clean for it. Even when visiting out of tulip season April-May, there were still many gorgeous trees to look at, as well as admiring the historic buildings on site and bordering the park. The place is very ideal for a quick walk or sunny picnic day out. Highly recommend

I absolutely loved these gardens. It's in a beautiful area that's definitely worth a visit. I expected this place to be an actual park with an admissions desk and all that. But, it's actually an open park where anyone can walk, which is a nice benefit! To my surprise, there were not many people walking around here at all -- in fact, it was really empty and quiet. That was another nice benefit! Just the sound of the light breeze, birds, and leaves. Amazing place to relax in!

Love this peaceful place of delight that has the most awesome array of different colored tulips that I've ever seen in one place. It also has beautiful Azeila trees that are lovely to not only look at but sit under on your beach towel or blanket & read a good book &/or have a picnic. I've been here 5 times total over the year, including this year as well as last year. I'm pretty sure it's gonna become a yearly tradition from now on.

This was a very enjoyable local and regional theatrical venue. Attended a mid-week play so there was only one play being presented. However, within Baltimore Center Stage there are several small theaters where multiple productions can go on at the same time. Our theater was small and intimate. We were about four rows from the stage and the actors and stage setting were close, easy to hear and really made the story come alive. There were places to grab a drink or snack but one was closed and the second floor snack bar seemed limited in offerings, at least for a matinee. Building is older but it's great that is being used for live theater. Bathrooms were gender-neutral. Parking was across the street and diagonal. Reasonably priced, and a nice garage. There was construction around the entrance which made the garage tough to get to.

Excellent! Go see a live theatre performance here!

A wonderful theater with an elegant atmosphere! I came to Center Stage to see Mexodus and ended up enjoying it very much. The entrance opens up to a foyer area where you can either go to the other end to get your tickets or hang out at surrounding seating areas. Center Stage is oriented vertically, so we went up an elevator or stairs to get to the floor with our theater. Each floor has its own mini foyer area with a bar and a spot to take group photos. The only thing that was unnecessary was that masks are required, but they have some there for if needed. Overall, I still give Center Stage 5 stars!

This has been a staple in my passion for supporting the arts over the past decade. As a regular season ticket holder, I can truly attest to the quality of the theatrical productions at Center Stage. Season tickets are affordable and always offer an exceptional variety of shows most of which are told through a diverse and usually African American lens. Highly recommended!!! And as a DC dweller, I appreciate the ease with which you can find parking near the theater.

What a lovely place to spend a night. The event? It was a celebration for educators, and so this location was selected. Tucked away between a line of buildings, except for the brilliantly-arched lighting and signage, you could easily pass it. However, once you make the deliberate move up the 8 or so steps to the building, the brilliance really shines. You arrive into a lobby reception area that is open and well-laid out. On your right is a little cafe and bar with an opposing open dining area, across from another cool hangout spot. Above you appears the balcony and entrance to upper seats set by recessed lights and artwork And to your left, and in front, open standing area or picture taking space, with leather-cushioned seats for the fatigued. Once you enter the amphitheater, seats are arranged descending towards the stage. Acoustics were great, setting okay. Only a bit of difficulty with parking because of location. Still, a lovely and elegant location for any event if you enjoy an evening well spent! For sure, I’ll be back!

I’ve loved the theater since I was a teenager, I have recently been to 5 shows in the past year at BCS . I’m in love all over again, the productions I witnessed were amazing 🤩. I plan to see as many art related projects as I possibly can! Last night on May 6, 2024 I experienced the most soul , heart, and mind inspiring Achiving Action meeting. Artist , authors, activist, photographer and journalist all gathered to discuss the share their experiences with the community!

Great theater! Every seat is a good seat, sound is good, great staff. We saw Akeelah and the Bee. It was a great show and look forward to seeing other performances at Center Stage.

I've been to this venue a few times now and the most recent being a festival catered for families. It was a fun event with food trucks, performance, and prizes. The overall atmosphere is a chill place to hang with bars all around.

The concert venue was easy to find & conveniently located a walk away from our hotel. Three blocks to be exact. 0.2 miles or a 5 minute walk. We chose to get a Lyft for convenience. We went to the Power Plant Live to see the Never Early Fest. The nearest parking garage to the Power Plant was tricky in that it had very narrow driveway. We got a ride from a friend back to our hotel after midnight, and we notice mirrors on corners used to help prevent cars from colliding against each other in the garage driveway. The car before us on the drive down in the parking garage got hit. It was the first time I ever got stressed in a parking garage, and I was just a passenger. I like how it was easy to find seats outdoors on the second floor balcony with a good view of the main stage, the many & clean bathrooms, and the open air ambience of the venue. Navigating the different stages & areas for different music artists was easy & we were provided assistance/ service with swift efficiency. Some of the stages were indoors at different bars. The main stage was outdoors. The only concerns we had was finding the elevator, the interruptions (people ) & traffic flow blocking concert goers view of performances at one stage area, and not being in a well ventilated areas. We did not eat the food there & only had Diet Coke fountain drinks at a bar. The major highlight of the venue is that we were able to see multiple music artists of different genres on five different stages & places within this concert venue - indoors & outdoors. I would have liked having coffee & white wine options there yet was unable to find them at a bar by the main stage. Overall, we had a spectacular time at The Power Plant Live for The Never Early Fest by Rappolla Entertainment. It was the largest concert music venue we ever went to in our life, and there was very little issues to deal with during the day & night. It really helps significantly to get a hotel room nearby & walk or get a ride to the concert venue. We got to experience many unknown & brilliant music artists and genres at The Never Early Fest - acoustic, 90’s rock, punk, alternative, & folk music - and some of the music artists were from the local Maryland music scene.

My legitimate favorite band that got together for reunion tour, better known as Acid Bath, played a gig at Rams Head Live (correct me if I got the name wrong) and it was amazing. I felt much more comfortable inside the gig which is what I was there for than I did outside of the gig, which is what I would assume was power plant live. The Energy felt quite chaotic, people were kind of rude, pushy, and not as courteous as you would hope. I'm a wheelchair user so at least I can say that it was accessible to get in there, however I have a good amount of experience using my wheelchair and I can absolutely confirm that not all Mobility devices such as a power chair, are going to fit into certain places in the area. Not to mention just the fact that it's extremely crowded, and pretty loud. Overall I got to see my favorite band wish I never thought would happen in my lifetime so I'm happy.

It's an awesome venue that is set up like its own side street. All the cool little bars and restaurants are nice too. On the main stage it's nice having two bars right there and the sound system was super good. Overall love the area and the venue definitely will be coming back when Svdden Death does Nevermore again!! Another thing I liked is how you can overlook the main stage from upstairs and it offers a really great view.