24 hours in Baltimore | things to do
Discover Baltimore, Maryland, with this guide to its iconic Inner Harbor, historic neighborhoods, and culinary delights. From the maritime wonders of the USS Constellation to the vibrant arts scene and delicious seafood, experience a city rich in history and modern energy.
Inner Harbor
A walkable area with historic ships and food spots.
Baltimore stadium
The video mentions having a view of the Baltimore stadium from a hotel room.
USS Constellation
One of four historic boats located within walking distance of each other in the Inner Harbor.
Chesapeake
One of four historic boats located within walking distance of each other in the Inner Harbor.
Baltimore Harbor
The video mentions views of the Baltimore Harbor.
Power Plant Live
A place where you can catch live music and events.
Miss Shirley's
A breakfast/brunch spot with a good location that is worth the wait.
Top of the world observation level
A tourist attraction located at the World Trade Center.
World Trade Center
The location of the Top of the World observation level.
National Aquarium
Features thousands of species of aquatic animals and is considered one of the world's best aquariums.
Washington Monument
A monument with 200-300 steps to the top (though it was closed during the visit).
Walters Art Museum
Located right across from the Washington Monument.
Fells Point
A location with a flea market and good restaurants.
Little Italy
An area with many restaurants.
Charles Street
A street with multiple Asian restaurants.
Broadway Market
A market at Fells Point, with specific opening timings.
Barcosina
A place to go for early dinner if arriving by boat to Fells Point.