Visiting Baltimore?
Check out these attractions
American Visionary Art Museum
Located in downtown Baltimore, the American Visionary Art Museum describes itself as “a monument to the failure of words.” Explore the 35,000-square-foot space featuring six art galleries, and make your way up the stunning metal staircase
Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum
Located two blocks from Camden Years, this museum features rare ‘Ruthian’ artifacts showcasing an exhibit from 1983 World Series trophies along with other championships and teams
The Maryland Science Center
Interactive and educational location feature three levels of exhibits exploring subjects such as astronomy, paleontology, the human body, and physics
National Aquarium
Ranked as one of the TOP THREE aquariums in the US, the aquarium offers awe-inspiring exhibits!
Port Discovery Children’s Museum
Creative play space for babies, preschoolers, and children featuring loads of hands-on, indoor activities for imaginative learning and play
Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture
Celebrate the soul of African American History and culture at the Reginald F Lewis Museum. Through objects and art dating back to 1784, you’ll learn about the incredible accomplishments and struggles of African American Marylanders.
Baltimore Museum of Art
One of the city’s most beloved treasures and destinations for all ages, the Baltimore Museum of Art was founded on the belief that access to art is integral to a vibrant and healthy civic city – don’t miss works by Henri Matise and the 19th century collection
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
Fort McHenry is best known for its successful defense of the city during the famous Battle of Baltimore that inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangles Banner”. Whether you’re a history buff or nature lover we highly recommend visiting this iconic site.
