If you're a first time visitor to Baltimore, you might prefer a more touristy area, but if you're a solo traveler, a local neighborhood could be more interesting. Some areas have lots of things to do within walking distance, but it may be more expensive. To give you a starting point for your trip research, we looked at what people say about attractions in Baltimore.
Here are some of the most recommended attractions in Baltimore.
Here's what Trippy members had to say about attractions:
"Aside from visiting the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Canton, Federal Hill Park, and Cross Street Market." See More
"The Maryland Science Center often has really fascinating exhibits, so though I wouldn't normally go there without children (it's mainly a hands-on children's museum), it's worth checking out any special exhibits." See More
"For a bar-type scene, The Brewer's Art in Mt." See More
"I'd add the National Aquarium for something fun to see and Fells Point for shopping and seafood during the day, or for a night out." See More
"Mount Vernon/Midtown is a quick walk that includes Stang of Siam (Thai), The Helmand (Afghan), Iggie's (pizza), and The Brewer's Art (pub)." See More
"John Steven's Tavern is good as well as Bertha's." See More
"The crab cakes at The Prime Rib are wonderful, but that's a $$$ restaurant." See More
"Otherwise I would venture to Nicks seafood in Cross Street Market or Thames Street Oyster House in Fells Point" See More
"Food truck next to Johns Hopkins University Hospital: Dawson Ted MD, University of Maryland, Baltimore County." See More
This page is just a starting point, to really get personalized advice from Baltimore locals and experienced travelers, post a question on Trippy! You can start by browsing the questions other people have asked about Baltimore.
If you've changed your mind and decided to go somewhere else, go to the main page and explore where to stay in any city.
