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Things to do in Baltimore, MD - Baltimore Attractions

Baltimore City

Offering culture and economic diversity is the waterfront town located in Chesapeake Bay.  Filled with history, it is the home to Babe Ruth,  resting place of Edgar Allen Poe, and the place where the "Star Spangle Banner" was composed. Offering many sites and attractions such as Little Itally with a genuine Italian taste, downtown Inner Harbor with shops and restaurants,  historic naval vessels, and a  water taxi to  Fort McHerry all help to define the "Charm City."  Baltimore boasts many other attractions such as the Washington Monument, B&O Railraod Museum Stadium, and Camden Yards.

• Harbor Place and the Gallery
  Located in the beautiful Inner Harbor area is a vast shopping emporium which offers the finest shops in all Baltimore.  Showcasing clothing, souvenirs, fine furnishings, electronics jewelry and housewares are more than 200 shops that the line the streets. Assuring that you never go hungry while you tour are a plethora of food courts along the harbor and streets.
  
  
• Top of the World Observation Level
  For a breathtaking view of Skyline, Harbor and beyond check out the Top of the World's observation level. Featuring a 360 degree panoramic view of the cities landscape in addition to binoculars and guides to various sites such as local attractions, hotels, neighborhoods, museums and national historic landmarks.
  
  
• Uss Constellation
  Explore the last of all tall sail warships constructed by the U.S. navy in 1854.  Still afloat, this mighty vessel invites tourist to come aboard and discover what life might have been like during the civil war. Performing several diplomatic duties, Constellation spent much of the war deterring Confederate Cruisers and commercial raiders in the Mediterranean Sea, interdicting African slave ships and releasing imprisoned slaves. Decommissioned in 1933, she was re-commissioned by FDR in 1940 as a national historic landmark. Designated as the last existing American Civil War naval vessel and the last U.S. navy built ship powered by sails, she now is permanently berthed at the Inner Harbor Pier.