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Steamed Crabs in BaltimoreBaltimore's Inner Harbor is one of America's oldest seaports - and one of the world's most popular travel destinations. Since the 1600's, Baltimore Harbor has been welcoming people, ships and goods from all over the world. Join us for a day trip or plan your vacation or business meeting to center around Maryland's world-famous seaport. Stay in a Baltimore hotel, on or near the water - and save time and money on Baltimore hotel reservations by booking here. Bring the family on your next business trip; fun and educational attractions surround the Harbor. Much like the rest of the Mid-Atlantic, Baltimore experiences all four seasons. Keep in mind though that because it's on the waters of the Chesapeake Bay the weather can change often. [more...]

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Harborplace
Light & Pratt Street Pavilions

The Gallery
Four levels of shops and a "must" visit.

Top of the World
See the City "from the Top."

National Aquarium
One of our most popular places.

Harborplace Amphitheater
Outdoor entertainment venue.

The USS Constellation
The last Civil War Vessel Afloat

Clipper City
Baltimore Tall Ship Cruises

Federal Hill
Inner Harbor Photos from the Park

Columbus Monument
Tribute to Christopher Columbus

Baltimore Weather
Don't like it, wait a minute.

Fort McHenry
National Monument & Historic Shrine

Baltimore Events Calendar
See what's happenin'

Maritime Museum
Soon - Outdoor exploration

Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond - Baltimore Branch

Maryland Science Center
Something for everyone, and more

Baltimore National Register of Historic Places - from the National Park Service

Orioles - Baltimore Baseball Gear

Baltimore CLASSIFIED ADS
Shop, shop?.

The Power Plant
Entertainment complex

Baltimore Convention Center
for Business and Pleasure

The Pride of Baltimore II
Our goodwill Ambassador tall ship.

South Baltimore
Our Local Community

Lutherville & Timonium - North

Myrtle Beach, SC
Resort and destination guide.

Visit Delmarva
The Peninsula: Lower Delaware, MD & VA Eastern Shore - Ocean City


Arriving by Boat?
Marinas, Boat Repair and Fishing

Shot Tower
A small view of local history.

Little Italy
Ethnic neighborhood dining.

Baltimore News Headlines
Local news in the City

Maryland News Headlines
State-wide news headlines

Baltimore Interactive Map
Click & See the sights from above.

Baltimore Real Estate
Local Companies and Agents

Baltimore Schools & Colleges
Education in Charm City

Baltimore Museum of Industry
A fascinating look into Baltimore's past

Parking
Arriving by car?

Ravens - Baltimore Football Gear

Mug Shots
...and a T-Shirt & Mouse Pad

Ocean City
Our beach resort, 3 hours away.

Pier Six Concert Pavilion
Open-air theater entertainment

Hippodrome Theater
Big-time entertainment venue

Day Trippin' to visit our neighbors
to the north, south, east, west:
Philadelphia, PA
Washington, DC
Atlantic City, NJ

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Baltimore At a Glance

Best Time to Visit Baltimore Harbor
Much like the rest of the Mid-Atlantic, Baltimore experiences all four seasons. Keep in mind though that since it's on the water, the Chesapeake Bay, the weather can change often. Spring is a great time to visit Baltimore - not only for baseball games at Camden Yards, but for the picturesque scenery.

Baltimore plays hosts to several festivals and events year-round. One of its major tourist attractions is the Preakness, the "second jewel" of horseracing's Triple Crown. This event takes place in May and draws a huge crowd. The city holds many waterfront and neighborhood festivals during the summer as well, including Artscape, a three-day event honoring the arts.

Average Baltimore Weather
Average temperatures in the spring and fall are a mild 50 to 60 degrees. In winter, temperatures aren't known to drop much lower than 30 degrees, but occasional snow is possible. Summers tend to be very hot and humid, with average temperatures in the 80s and 90s.

Baltimore Transportation
Most visitors to Baltimore's Inner Harbor choose to tour the city in a car. It's fairly easy to navigate, given its many alternating one-way streets. Parking can be rather expensive, especially if you're downtown. If you're planning to travel from the Inner Harbor to areas north, it's wise to take a cab. You can find taxis at most major hotels, the train station and scattered throughout the harbor. Depending on the distance you're traveling, fares range from $5 to $20.

For those staying in downtown Baltimore, the Metro offers limited service. Don't depend on it as your sole source of transportation. If you're heading into the suburbs or BWI Airport, the Metro is great. It also makes stops at Camden Yards, Penn Station and Mount Washington.

In-Season Costs for Visiting Baltimore
If you're staying in a downtown Baltimore hotel during the spring or summer, rates might be a little higher. The Inner Harbor is slightly more expensive than other parts of Baltimore, but you should be able to find some bargains. Less expensive than the nation's capital, Baltimore won't break the bank.

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