Positioned alongside a branch of the Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore is a vibrant, active seaport community and many of its most popular sights are found along the Inner Harbor. Crab is Baltimore's specialty and its pride; Obrycki's is famous for its seasonal softshell crabs while Phillips Seafood is best known for its delicious crab cakes. In a city where maritime pursuits are part of the city's past and present, wildlife viewing at the National Aquarium and naval history tours of the U.S.S. Constellation are two of the top cultural activities. The Mount Vernon neighborhood is another top destination, where moving concerts at the Peabody Institute provide the perfect counterbalance to the city's energetic atmosphere. ...More
| Encompassing 90,000 works ranging from ancient to contemporary, The Baltimore Museum of Art offers an expansive collecti... | |
| Cylburn Arboretum is an urban nature center and city park comprised of the historic Cylburn Mansion, a horticultural lib... | |
| Formerly called the Baltimore Zoo, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is one of the oldest zoological parks in the United Sta... | |
| An offshoot of Johns Hopkins University, the George Peabody Library is a 300,000-volume collection specializing in subje... | |
| The Homewood Museum is a mansion that was built in the 1800s by the wealthy Carroll family for a then-ridiculous sum of ... |







