Baltimore Tourist Attractions - 10 Best Places to Visit in Baltimore , Maryland

A historic harbor and a hub of activity with a 7-mile promenade, offering attractions like the Maryland Science Center, USS Constellation Museum, and the American Visionary Arts Museum.

Located in the Inner Harbor, the Maryland Science Center offers interactive exhibits and activities.

A historic ship in the Inner Harbor, known for fighting against the slave trade.

Located in the Inner Harbor.

Home to over 20,000 marine animals with exhibits like Shark Alley, the Amazon River Forest, and the Atlantic Coral Reef, offering interactive experiences.

Site on the Chesapeake Bay is very important.

The site of the Battle of Baltimore in 1814, where Francis Scott Key wrote the Star-Spangled Banner; features a tourist center, museum, and public grounds.

A historic shipbuilding port dating back to the colonial era, now featuring shops, pubs, and seafood restaurants serving Chesapeake Bay crab and oysters.

A restaurant in Fells Point where you can get tasty muscles.

A museum in Mount Vernon with a collection of art spanning over seven millennia, from ancient Egyptian to Ethiopian masterpieces, including armor and statues; free to enter.

Location of the Walters Art Museum and the George Peabody Library.

Home of the Baltimore Orioles, known for its retro style, classic snacks, lively environment, and views of downtown Baltimore.

A neighborhood known for its colorful homes, unique boutiques, restaurants, and festivals, with West 36th Street (The Avenue) as its center.

Located in Druid Hill Park, home to over 1,500 animals and almost 200 species, offering exhibits like the African Savannah and the Australian Outback.

Location of the Maryland Zoo.

Located in the Mount Vernon neighborhood, known for its beautiful architecture and collection of over 300,000 books.