Best Attractions in Baltimore

Home to thousands of marine animals from around the globe in meticulously designed habitats, the National Aquarium is a conservation powerhouse, featuring attractions like the Black Tip Reef where visitors can walk over a shark tank on a glass bridge.

A popular boardwalk with shops, a Ferris wheel, a roller coaster, and food kiosks, offering everything from Delaware fried chicken to saltwater taffy and hot funnel cakes, as well as free concerts, movies, and other evening activities.

A popular tourist destination in Baltimore filled with attractions, hotels, restaurants, shops, museums, and historic ships, including the USS Constellation.

A tourist attraction located at the World Trade Center.

The Maryland Zoo, located in Druid Hill Park, features over 2,000 animals of more than 130 species, including polar bears, penguins, elephants, rhinos, and giraffes.

The Blacktip Reef exhibit showcases reef sharks and many fish in a setting that looks like the Indo-Pacific at the National Aquarium.

Penguin Coast at the Maryland Zoo houses more than 90 African penguins in a space built to feel like their natural home.

The National Aquarium in Baltimore houses over 20,000 mammals, fish, and amphibians of more than 750 species.

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore houses over 1,500 animals from around the world and focuses on conservation, education, and research to protect endangered species.

A non-profit public aquarium located on Pier 3 in the Inner Harbor, consistently ranked among the top aquariums in the US.

A pirate ship offering tours for both children and adults (BYOG - Bring Your Own Grog).