1. National
Aquarium
Without a doubt the most frequented
attraction in Baltimore. This place has it all, and it’s all
alive! There are dolphin and gigantic sharks in here, need we say
more?
2. Maryland
Historical Society
Probably one of the most
fascinating & educational spots in the city. There are great
exhibit rooms and unusual displays of the darker side of
Maryland’s past
3. Fell's
Point
This historical neighborhood in
Baltimore is home to the oldest house in the City. Fell's point
has Baltimore's most unique restaurants and shops as well a great
nightlife.
4. Fort
McHenry
Defended Baltimore during the war
of 1812. Lots of history here, including the home of the flag that
inspired Francis Scott Key to pen the National Anthem.
5. Maryland
Science Center
Good for the kids and the curious
minded. It's one of Baltimore’s most frequented attractions
because of it's imaginative exhibits.
6. Baltimore
Museum of Industry
Educational and great hands-on
exhibits for children. A nice place to learn about Baltimore, or
any major city during America’s Industrial Age.
7. American
Visionary Art Museum
The only Art Gallery of its kind.
Features the original and intuitive works of "outsider"
artists, such as housewives, the homeless, mechanics, and other
untrained common folk.
8.
Walters Art Gallery
Houses 30,000 works of art over a
span of 5,000 years. Has an excellent display of Asian Art.
9. Evergreen
House
A beautiful place to visit
aesthetically. Gives a good look at aristocratic living at the
turn of the 19th century.
10. Harborplace
and The Gallery
Located in the heart of the Harbor.
Fulfills commercial shopping and dining needs.
BEST
OF BALTIMORE 
ATTRACTIONS
