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National Aquarium 501 E. Pratt St. 410 576-3800 The aquarium makes the Inner Harbor worthwhile. Multi level exhibits and tanks show off rare fish, big fish, red fish, and blue fish along with the biology and ecology of oceans, rivers, and rainforests.
Maryland Science Center 601 Light St. 410 685-5225 This kid oriented center stuns audiences with its 5-story IMAX screen, 38-speaker sound system, and 50 ft. planetarium.
Walters Art Gallery 600 N.Charles St. 410 547-9000 The gallery keeps on of the largest private art collections in the world, spanning 5 millenia. The museum's most esteemed possession is the Ancient Art collection, with sculptures and metalwork from Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
Baltimore Museum of Art 10 Art Museum Dr. 410 396-7100 Exhibits a fine collection of Americana and modern art. The museums's two 20th-century sculpture gardens make wonderful picnic grounds.
B&O Railroad Museum 901 W.Pratt 410 752-2490 Once a station for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, the B&O Railroad Museum now parks dining cars, Pullman sleepers, and mail cars. The Roundhouse contains historic trains.
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine East
Fort Avenue 410 962 4290 1212
Cathedral Street 410 783 8000 |
Baltimore's
gray harbor ends with a colorful bang in a 5 sq. block body of water
bounded on three sides by an aquarium, shopping malls, a science
museum, and a bevy of boardable ships. Here are a few of the areas
best attractions: