Best places: Tourist Attractions in Baltimore, United States

Fort whose War of 1812 victory inspired "The Star-Spangled Banner," the U.S. national anthem.

Historic 3-building gallery with paintings & artifacts from ancient times to the present.

Retro design meets modern eats at this stadium where MLB's iconic Baltimore Orioles take the bases.

Small museum with unusual rotating exhibits by self-taught artists, plus sculptures & a garden.

Hilltop harbor overlook with 2 points of entry (100 stairs or no stairs), a play area & old cannon.

Community performance space showcasing theater, art & films in an informal setting with 2 bars.

The collection of Matisses & Picassos, Impressionist works & a sculpture garden are some highlights.

Tranquil park features 20+ gardens, century-old trees, a nature museum & a Civil War-era mansion.

Exhibits explore local African-American heritage through themes of family, community, slavery & art.

Maritime museum with 1850s sloop-of-war & lighthouse, plus a submarine, Coast Guard cutter & more.

Established in 1920, this free-admission garden showcases tulips (Apr-May) & other floral specimens.

Iconic landmark offering marine-life exhibits, a dolphin show, shark tank & walk-through rainforest.

👍👍 We took a distillery tour on 10/22 at 17:00 and the woman who lead the tour (I did not catch her name) did a great job! It was fun, informative, and we had a wonderful time! It was interesting to see the equipment and learn about the process of making the rye whiskey. I have a new appreciation for t...

👍👍 Exquisite and Holy, the interior is full of beautiful surprises. Don't let it's drab exterior deter you from a visit here! Be prepared to take extra time for your visit. It's worth every minute. If you want the full experience, go to the 11.00am Mass with choir, huge pipe organ and a homily by the...

Popular park with an observatory, playgrounds & a dog park, plus a seasonal pool & ice rink.

Nation's first Catholic cathedral & work of noted neoclassical architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe.

National Historic Landmark highlighting nearly 200 locomotives, a model train display & train rides.

Picturesque waterfront park is home to the Korean War Memorial & provides views of Fort McHenry.

Marble-&-granite grave marker of 19th-century Gothic author famous for "The Raven" & other works.

The city's Industrial Revolution animated via displays such as an interactive 1865 oyster cannery.