Best Things To Do in Baltimore

While it might seem obvious, even non-fans will love a trip to Camden Yards. And why not? As one of the most clean and stunning ballparks in all of American major league baseball, Oriole Park incorporates the historic Camden rail yards, formerly on site, into its architecture. Enjoy "the works" courtesy of the O's at the All-Star cafe, where your group and all "Club level" patrons can find everything from hot dogs to full BBQ entrees, plus a healthy amount of beer. 

Since 1914, the Baltimore Museum of Art has grown its collection of 19th century, modern, and contemporary art housed in the immense 210,000 square foot building. The best part? From Henri Matisse to John Russell Pope, this museum offers some of the fullest artist collections in the U.S. for 100% free admission. 

From shopping at boutiques housed in 18th and 19th century storefronts, such as Poppy + Stella, to touring the historic "three B's" (a.k.a. boarding houses, brothels, and bars), to taking in the view of Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore's historic Fells Point neighborhood is something that no one should skip on a trip to Charm City.

Why take a regular boat tour of the patapsco river when you can travel back in time? Thanks to Urban Pirates, groups of all ages can hop aboard this interactive adventure sailing out of Ann Street Pier in Fells Point. Join the Fearless ship's rag-tag crew and learn to talk, dance, fire water cannons, and navigate the open sea like a good old fashion pirate (rum and beer optional.) 

Housed in an historic former mansion, this elegant dining experience has become a hotspot for locals and Baltimore visitors alike. Expect to enjoy an expansive upscale American dishes and Belgian-style seasonal craft beer brews.