Guidebook for Baltimore
Arts & Culture
A 100-foot-tall crane that was instrumental in Bethlehem Steel's prolific WW II shipbuilding effort marks the entrance of this museum, which celebrates MD's industrial legacy. Currently, you can also try your hand at creating virtual experiences at the Video Game Wizards exhibition.
31 locals recommend
Baltimore Museum of Industry station
A 100-foot-tall crane that was instrumental in Bethlehem Steel's prolific WW II shipbuilding effort marks the entrance of this museum, which celebrates MD's industrial legacy. Currently, you can also try your hand at creating virtual experiences at the Video Game Wizards exhibition.
You'll find three floors of hands-on exhibits, including a voyage through the human body: a kinetic energy demonstration powered by visitors: and The Shed, where you can learn new DIY engineering skills (or new applications for old ones)
125 locals recommend
Maryland Science Center
601 Light StYou'll find three floors of hands-on exhibits, including a voyage through the human body: a kinetic energy demonstration powered by visitors: and The Shed, where you can learn new DIY engineering skills (or new applications for old ones)
At one of the top children's museums in the country, kids can climb, crawl, jump and slide through a three-story urban treehouse: "cook" meals at Tiny's Diner: and learn how to make healthy choices at an interactive mini convenience store.
80 locals recommend
Port Discovery Children's Museum
35 Market PlAt one of the top children's museums in the country, kids can climb, crawl, jump and slide through a three-story urban treehouse: "cook" meals at Tiny's Diner: and learn how to make healthy choices at an interactive mini convenience store.
500 trademark oddities make learning fun and engaging.
40 locals recommend
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
301 Light Street500 trademark oddities make learning fun and engaging.
The Walters Art Museum
600 N Charles StEntertainment & Activities
National Aquarium
501 E Pratt StThe Maryland Zoo
1 Safari PlThis 200-acre green oasis in the city houses hundreds of specimens, gorgeous gardens, a historic mansion and wooded trails. learn about aquaponics and sustainable food systems at the arboretum's urban teaching farm, which is operated by the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. Guided walks, tree tours, art classes and lectures also take place regularly.
31 locals recommend
Cylburn Arboretum
This 200-acre green oasis in the city houses hundreds of specimens, gorgeous gardens, a historic mansion and wooded trails. learn about aquaponics and sustainable food systems at the arboretum's urban teaching farm, which is operated by the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. Guided walks, tree tours, art classes and lectures also take place regularly.
Horseshoe Casino
1525 Russell StreetCasino and food
Food Scene
Pho Saigon
1116 N Rolling RdCheap and delicious Vietnamese restaurant.
El Agave
1016 Ingleside AveMexican food
Franco's Italian Bistro Catonsville
805 Frederick RdItalian, Pasta Shops
Dunkin'
580 Frederick RdPizza Hut
4205 Georgia Ave NWEl Patron Mexican Grill
6423 Frederick RdParadise Cafe
6429 Frederick RdNice and relaxing American cafe. Good place for working and studying.
7 locals recommend
Atwater's Catonsville
815 Frederick RdNice and relaxing American cafe. Good place for working and studying.
Grilled Cheese & Co. Catonsville
500 Edmondson AveSandwiches and Salad. Affordable price.
Phillips Seafood
601 E Pratt StSightseeing
Inner Harbor
Fell's Point
Little Italy
Essentials
Giant Food
6223 Baltimore National PikeParks & Nature
Patapsco Valley State Park - Avalon Area
5120 South StDrinks & Nightlife
Fish Head Cantina & Rocking Sushi Bar
4802 Benson AveSports Bars, American
DePaola's Pub & Grill
1401 Sulphur Spring RdBaltimore Soundstage
124 Market PlMobtown Ballroom
30 Washington BlvdJames Joyce Irish Pub Trivia
616 President StPopular Irish Bar in Harbor East
The Elk Room
1010 Fleet St