We know we’re biased, but it’s true that Baltimore has a little something for everyone. Sports fans can enjoy an action-packed game at M&T Bank Stadium or Camden Yards. Kids (and kids at heart) will love visiting the National Aquarium, Port Discovery or the Maryland Science Center. If you’re a history buff, be sure to check out Mount Vernon’s Washington Monument, Fort McHenry and Fell’s Point. Not to mention our city’s world-famous art museums – the Walters, Baltimore Museum of Art and the American Visionary Art Museum. Plus, miles of waterfront parks, shopping and dining. Explore our website for more things to do in Baltimore — we can’t wait to welcome you.  

From quaint B&Bs to trendy boutique and lush 5-star hotels, there plenty of places to stay in Baltimore. See our hotel page for options, and keep an eye out for special discounts and packages.

There are a number of affordable garages located throughout downtown Baltimore. Click here for more information, and for additional parking information, please visit the Parking Authority of Baltimore City’s website.

The Maryland Transit Authority (MTA) operates commuter and local bus routes, Metro Subway, Light Rail, and weekday MARC train service between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Call the MTA 410-539-5000 or visit www.mtamaryland.com for more information about MARC and our other services. Click here for more information about other transportation options.

Like any major city, you need to be aware of your surroundings. We recommend that visitors follow best safety practices including: plan your route before you go, avoid walking alone in unlit areas and keep your valuables out of sight.

Baltimore is ready to welcome back visitors, and we're doing our part to keep you safe and healthy during your trip. Our restaurants, attractions and hotels are receiving GBAC STAR accreditation (an internationally recognized standard for cleaning and sanitization) to show their commitment to protecting you while you're here. For more information regarding public health protocols and safe attractions, see here.

The Baltimore Water Taxi offers one price for all-day, unlimited on-off service to more than 30 attractions and neighborhoods. Routes are seasonal and schedules can vary depending on the weather so we encourage you to check out the water taxi website for the latest information.

Visit Baltimore produces two official Visitor Guides per year, one for fall/winter and one for spring/summer. Pick one up at one of our area hotels, view the digital version, request a free copy in the mail or call 1-877-Baltimore.

Yes! You can save money at Baltimore’s top attractions, award-winning restaurants and luxurious hotels using our special discounts and exclusive passes, available here.

For information on procedures and permits for film production, please contact the Baltimore Film Office.

Book tickets for the Baltimore Trolley Tour, which is a two hour comprehensive tour of the city, online here. All tours leave from the Baltimore Visitor Center.

Visiting Baltimore doesn't mean you need to break the bank! From museums to historic landmarks to local breweries, there's so much to explore for under $20. Want it even cheaper? See our favorite things to do in Baltimore for free.

No, cruise ships do not leave from the Inner Harbor, but they do leave from the Port of Baltimore just minutes from Inner Harbor.

We have tons of recommendations in the “Where To Eat” section of our website.

The Baltimore Visitor Center is located at 401 Light Street on the west shore of the Inner Harbor Promenade. Find out more about what’s available at the Baltimore Visitor Center and hours of operation.

Wedding and reunion planning information can be found here.