Baltimore

The largest city in the state of Maryland, Baltimore is home to world-famous museums, the picturesque Chesapeake Bay, and unique attractions. From dinner cruises in Baltimore's historic harbor to the National Aquarium, you'll find no shortage of exciting things to do and see in Baltimore. Plan ahead and purchase your tickets online to make the most of your time in the city.

Recommended Baltimore Tours
Don't miss out on any of Baltimore's famous sites. Take a guided tour of the city to learn all about its fascinating history. From entertaining trolley tours to delicious food tours, you'll see the best of the city without worrying about parking.

Guided Walking Tours
Guided walking tours are available from spring to fall in Baltimore's most historic neighborhoods. Explore the city's oldest urban trail on the Heritage Walk Baltimore walking tour and pass through three of Baltimore's most well known areas, including the Inner Harbor, Little Italy and Historic Jonestown. Travel along the Charles Street National Scenic Byway on a Mount Vernon Cultural Walk or visit the city's historic African American neighborhood on the Pennsylvania Avenue Heritage Trail.

Baltimore Trolley Tour
If you want to tour the sights & learn about Baltimore's rich history, climb aboard a 90-minute trolley tour for an educational and entertaining adventure in the Monumental City. Tours depart daily at 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM from the Baltimore Visitor Center. Featured trolley stops include the Basilica of the Assumption, Maryland Institute College of Art, the Washington Monument in honor of President George Washington and the Enoch Pratt Library.

Fell's Point Food Tour
Travel along Baltimore's historic waterfront on a Fell's Point Food Tour to sample the city's best burger, locally brewed beers, smoked crab cakes, traditional Polish dishes and much more. Experience Baltimore's cultural heritage, see where the Food Network's Ace of Cakes was filmed and learn about the city's rich naval history. This tour is a truly delicious treat for foodies and history buffs alike.

Spirit of Baltimore Weekend Dinner Cruise
Enjoy a delicious buffet dinner aboard the Spirit of Baltimore Weekend Dinner Cruise. This fully renovated vessel features 2 enclosed decks that are heated and air-conditioned. See the city skyline from Baltimore's historic harbor, dance the night away to music provided by professional DJs and relax on the boat's open-air top deck.

Baltimore Gospel Lunch Cruise
See awe-inspiring views of the Baltimore harbor, listen to live music performed by a contemporary Gospel Choir and sample a fresh buffet lunch on board the Baltimore Gospel Lunch Cruise. Featuring 2 fully enclosed, climate-controlled decks as well as an open-air top deck for panoramic harbor views, this unique cruise is a popular Baltimore excursion. Climb aboard at the cruise's convenient departure point near the Baltimore Visitor Center.

SeaDog Speedboat Cruise
For a thrilling, high-speed cruise around Baltimore, take a seat on the SeaDog Speedboat Cruise. Learn little-known facts about Baltimore's famous historic sites and get an up-close view of Baltimore's Inner Harbor on this full-throttle excursion. Along the way, you'll spot some of Baltimore's most popular places, including the Maryland Science Center, Federal Hill, American Visionary Art Museum and more.

Top Rated Baltimore Attractions

National Aquarium
Over 1 million people every year visit Baltimore's National Aquarium to see sharks, turtles, dolphins and jellyfish up close. Learn about Maryland's native wildlife, explore an intricate reef eco-system and stop by the Dolphin Discovery area to see the aquarium's 8 bottlenose dolphins swim and play. Perfect for all ages, set aside several hours to see all the aquarium highlights.

Federal Hill
Nestled just south of Baltimore's business district, you'll find the city's vibrant and historic Federal Hill neighborhood. Be sure to visit the Cross Street Market, American Visionary Art Museum, Maryland Science Center and some of the neighborhood's historic homes and churches while you're in town. Shop, dine and experience Baltimore's cultural heritage in Federal Hill.

Maryland Science Center
Voted the "Best Place to Take Kids," the Maryland Science Center features 3 levels of fun exhibits, an observatory and engaging planetarium. Visitors can see dinosaur skeletons up close, learn about the human body, explore the galaxy and follow the blue crab's journey through the Chesapeake Bay.

The Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum houses art from all over the world, including Greek sculptures and 19^th-century European masterpieces. Admission is free, and this internationally renowned art museum is a favorite for all ages. Visitors can also enjoy many unique events at the gallery, including special galas and interactive family tours.

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Get ready for an evening of family-friendly fun and entertainment at the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament. Feast on a 4-course meal while you watch an authentic jousting tournament, witness medieval games of skill and take in spectacular horsemanship. Grab a seat in the air-conditioned Medieval Times Castle and be transported to the ultimate 11^th century tournament.