10 AWESOME Things To Do in BALTIMORE MARYLAND🤯 [Locals Won't Tell You This]

Fells Point is known as one of the oldest cities in America and may be haunted; ghost tours are popular, especially in the fall.

The Inner Harbor is being cleaned up by initiatives like Mr. Trash Wheel and wetland additions by the National Aquarium to make the harbor swimmable.

An Die Musik Live is a small, intimate venue on Charles Street that hosts jazz legends and artists, offering a unique and affordable musical experience.

Hampden is a quirky neighborhood known for its unique shops and the Avenue, which hosts a street festival on the first Friday of each month.

Green Mount Cemetery offers tours exploring its history and the famous people buried there, including John Hopkins and John Wilkes Booth's family.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards offers diverse food options, including Buzzy's Burgers, and features a playground, free tours on non-game days, and entertainment for non-baseball fans.

The American Visionary Art Museum showcases modern and interesting art, often featuring local and upcoming artists, with events like pay-what-you-wish Tuesdays, movies on the hill in the summer, and the Kinetic Sculpture Race.

Fort McHenry, located in Locust Point, is where Francis Scott Key wrote the Star-Spangled Banner; it offers a walking/jogging trail, historical exhibits, and sunset cannon firings.

Locust Point is the location of Fort McHenry.

Federal Hill Park is near the American Visionary Art Museum.

Federal Hill is the location where movies are projected onto the side of the American Visionary Art Museum during the summer.

Deepest Squalies is located near the American Visionary Art Museum.

Charles Street is the location of An Die Musik Live.

34th Street in Hampden is known as the miracle on 34th street at Christmas time.