Start your Baltimore adventure at the National Aquarium. Home to thousands of aquatic creatures, immersive exhibits, and a stunning rooftop rainforest, it's a must-see for visitors of all ages.

National Aquarium

Stroll the scenic waterfront to Fells Point, a historic cobblestone neighborhood known for its 18th-century architecture, lively pubs, and indie shops. Enjoy lunch at a local seafood spot and soak in the maritime ambiance.

Fells Point

Experience the city’s iconic skyline at Top of the World Observation Level. Located in the World Trade Center, it offers panoramic views of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor—perfect for sunset or evening city lights.

Top of the World Observation Level

Begin at the remarkable Walters Art Museum, where you’ll discover a world-class collection of art spanning ancient Egypt to 20th-century Europe—free to the public and perfect for art lovers.

Walters Art Museum

Explore the quirky and colorful Hampden neighborhood, famous for its indie shops, vibrant murals, and the distinctly Baltimore flavor of "The Avenue." Grab lunch at one of its hip eateries and browse local boutiques.

Hampden

Have dinner at the legendary Woodberry Kitchen, a beautiful converted mill known for its farm-to-table Maryland cuisine and warm, rustic ambiance. Reservations recommended!

Woodberry Kitchen

Step back in time at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, the birthplace of the U.S. national anthem and a fascinating site for history lovers.

Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine

Enjoy a relaxing walk or picnic in Patterson Park, famous for its historic pagoda, picturesque lake, and community events—a true urban oasis beloved by locals.

Patterson Park

Wrap up your trip with dinner at Thames Street Oyster House, a celebrated spot for Chesapeake Bay oysters and classic seafood in the heart of Fells Point.

Thames Street Oyster House