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Once pegged as a blue-collar town with a high crime rate and a gritty underbelly, dramatized by pop culture portrayals in series like "The Wire" and "Serial," Baltimore today has a new sheen, transforming itself into a vibrant, culture-rich East Coast mainstay. And though it clings to its working-class roots, Baltimore – or "Balmer" as some residents say – also boasts contemporary museums, a sophisticated dining scene and a reimagined Inner Harbor that's luring art-loving types, outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This revitalized Charm City offers Yankee-Southern fusion architecture and a rich and eclectic culture, jam-packed with trendy art galleries, lively theaters and world-class collections at the  Walters Art Museum  and the  Baltimore Museum of Art .

You can opt for a traditional Baltimore experience, filled with forays to historical sites like  Fort McHenry National Monument , leisurely strolls along the Inner Harbor and Federal Hill Park and, of course, freshly caught blue crabs steamed and seasoned with a heavy dose of Old Bay. Or, if you've traveled to Charm City before, experience Baltimore's literary side with a trip to the  Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum  before blending in with other baseball aficionados as you cheer on the Orioles at  Camden Yards . And there's no way better to get a sense of Baltimore's quirky culture than at HonFest in June, when swarms of ladies sport leopard prints and sixties-era beehive hairstyles to support Baltimore's hard-working women. As the sun goes down, take back a pint of locally crafted beer at one of the up-and-coming gastropubs and nightlife venues scattering Fell's Point or Federal Hill. With its laid-back vibes, plentiful historical and cultural attractions and picturesque setting along the Chesapeake Bay, there's a good chance Baltimore will charm you. 

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The best time to visit Baltimore is from June to August, but you'll have to book early. While summer brings heavy crowds, peak season hotel rates and soaring temperatures, the city overflows with unique events and festivities. Spring and fall usher in milder temperatures, but the winter months can get quite chilly, so be sure to arm yourself with plenty of layers if you plan to visit Cham City at this time of year. And don't forget your boots – precipitation is common year-round.

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Try the crabs  Crab soup, steamed crabs, crab cakes – Baltimore is in love with its signature crustacean in any edible form. Dust on some Old Bay seasoning and dig in.

Welcome to Balmer, Hon  The "Hon" culture thrives in Hampden. You'll find Beehive hairdos, brightly colored dresses and distinct accents flourishing in this vibrant neighborhood.

Lights! Camera! Action!  The city has been displayed on the big screen. In recent years the city's been featured in   the popular HBO show "The Wire," the Netflix series "House of Cards" and the motion picture and musical "Hairspray."   Take a driving tour around East Baltimore and Mount Vernon and to see a few film locations.

Locals can set sail Baltimore's cruise port is home to Carnival and Royal Caribbean ships that typically sail to Florida and the islands of the Caribbean. Explore cruises from Baltimore  »

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Visit free attractions  Baltimore boasts exceptional art collections and trails. You can check out Renaissance paintings at  The Walters Art Museum  or take a guided tour along the Inner Harbor, for free. Consult the  Baltimore Visitor Center  to find the city's best daily giveaways.

Consider a winter trip  Hotel rates and airfare are cheaper at this time of year. Just be sure to bring warm clothing and bundle up.

Purchase a harbor pass  If you plan on visiting multiple Baltimore attractions and museums that charge entrance fees, invest in this  pass  to save nearly 30% on admission prices.

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The Baltimore dining scene is as varied as any other big city, however, due to its close proximity to the water, visitors tend to gravitate toward the seafood here first. The most popular seafood dish by and far is Maryland crab. This famous crab is the blue crab, which resides in the Chesapeake Bay. The blue crab is such a hot commodity that 50% of the country's supply of blue crab comes from Maryland. If your main foodie mission in Baltimore is to grub down on these tasty crustaceans, make sure to come during the season (April through November) and seek out a restaurant that has True Blue certification, a distinction given to restaurants that use more than 75% of local crabmeat. Since restaurants in Maryland aren't legally required to identify the source of their crabmeat, you could easily walk into a seafood restaurant and end up eating blue crab from the gulf coast, or any crab from anywhere in the world. Popular seafood restaurants with True Blue certification include Gertrude's Chesapeake Kitchen and Phillips Seafood Restaurant .

While crab is certainly a star attraction in Baltimore's dining scene, there's more to the city's foodie landscape than seafood. In order to properly soak up Baltimore's culture as a whole, you'd be remiss not to grub down at one or more of the city's many Black-owned eateries. African Americans make up more than 60% of the city's population and as such, have shaped Baltimore to be what it is today. One of the most lauded Black-owned restaurants in Baltimore is Ida B's Table , which serves modern soul food. There's also Land of Kush , which has been praised by locals for its delectable vegan dishes. Ekiben serves Asian fusion fare and boasts two locations in Baltimore while Union Craft Brewing is a leader in Baltimore's brewery scene. For a cozy cafe experience, schedule a detour for Dovecote Café or Water for Chocolate . For baked goods, hit up Crust by Mack , located in the popular Whitehall Market, which serves everything from cookies to crab pies. 

Other standout restaurants in the area include Clavel , a taqueria and mezcaleria that serves top-notch cocktails and makes its tortillas by hand. La Cuchara stands out for serving Basque cuisine (a province in northern Spain) while Woodberry Kitchen will charm those who appreciate farm-to-table fare. The fine dining venue Charleston is known for combining French and low country cuisine cultures together. For a casual setting that doesn't skimp on quality, hit up comfort food haven The Food Market . Wherever you choose to eat, make sure to save dessert for Sacre Sucre , an impressive pastry shop that could easily stand tall next to a proper Parisian patisserie.  Or, you could take the easy route and get all of your courses in one go thanks to Baltimore's several food markets, including Broadway Market , Lexington Market  (the oldest continually running market in the country) and Mount Vernon Marketplace . 

Over the years, Baltimore has carried a less-than-stellar reputation for safety, perpetuated by crime-heavy HBO series "The Wire." Although some parts of town might live up to those portrayals, well-traversed tourist areas are generally safe for visitors. While tourists will most likely not encounter any kind of violent crime, including drug-related activity, especially in busy areas like the Inner Harbor, Mount Vernon, Fells Point and Federal Hill, you should still use common sense and stay vigilant of your surroundings. Like any large city, Baltimore has its fair share of robberies and muggings. Stay prepared by stowing away your valuables and sticking to busy streets, especially at night. If you're unsure of where you are going, take a cab or drive yourself, since neighborhoods can quickly change from block to block.

Getting Around Baltimore

The best way to get around in Baltimore is via car, whether it be your own or a rental; most visitors use the agencies at the Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). A range of taxis and shuttles are also available to drive you the 10 miles north from the airport to the city's downtown area. Once you get there, you can use the public transit systems, run by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), which offer a convenient and cost-effective way to navigate the city. The MTA offers bus, Metro Subway, Light Rail and MARC train services, along with the Charm City Circulator, a free bus service introduced in 2010 that connects visitors to a variety of popular attractions .

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Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland   , located in the north-central part of the state, near the Western shore of the Chesapeake Bay. It’s about 40 miles north of Washington, D.C., and makes a great weekend getaway for people on the East Coast, especially New Yorkers, Philadelphians, and Bostonians. And if you’re coming from D.C., it’s great for a day trip. Baltimore has a lot to offer visitors, from historic neighborhoods, top-quality museums, and excellent shopping and dining. And its waterfront location means a happening harbor and plenty of boat and ferry rides.

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Best Time to Visit: Summer is high season, but spring and fall provide lesser crowds and milder temps. All these seasons have various festivals as well.

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Getting Around: Although the easiest way to navigate Baltimore is by car, parking and traffic are often issues. The downtown area is fairly walkable, and bike riding is a good option, too. The MTA (Maryland Transit Administration) runs three public transit options. There is a small subway, the Metro SubwayLink, often just called the Metro Subway although it is only partially underground. The system covers about 15 miles and only has a single line that runs from Johns Hopkins Hospital, through the central business district, and then north, terminating Owings Mills, one of Baltimore’s suburbs. The subway connects to the more extensive public bus system, and the Light Rail, which mostly runs out to more suburbs, but also has a stop at Camden Yards, the Convention Center, and a few other downtown stations. A single trip on each of these cost $1.90, and a day pass is $4.40   . You can also take taxis, and both Uber and Lyft work in Baltimore. Finally, there is a water taxi that goes to various locations around the bay as well.

Travel Tip: Although the Inner Harbor is the city’s center for tourists, with several of its main attractions, the surrounding neighborhoods of Fell's Point, Federal Hill, Mount Vernon, and Hampden offer authentic local experiences and are filled with great shops, restaurants, bars, and more.

Things to Do

Baltimore has several flagship attractions, including the National Aquarium , Fort McHenry, Camden Yards baseball stadium, and its several stellar art museums. Strolling the Inner Harbor is perfect on beautiful days, and from there, you can take a water taxi to places like Fell's Point, a charming historic waterfront neighborhood with great shops and restaurants. And of course, you can’t visit Charm City without eating crabs doused with Old Bay, the city’s signature seafood seasoning. Don’t miss these activities:

• See America’s favorite pastime. Oriole Park at Camden Yards is known as one of the country’s best stadiums. It has an ideal combination of tradition and modern amenities that make a day at the ballpark a perfect experience.
• Eat seafood. Sampling Maryland’s famous blue crabs alongside fresh oysters and other seafood is a must when in Baltimore. From historic Faidley's Seafood, renowned for their crab cakes, to the classic Thames Street Oyster House, you really can’t go wrong as long as you remember to sprinkle some locally made Old Bay seasoning on top.
• Visit the National Aquarium. Set in the middle of the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium features more than 800 species of fish and animals and provides hours of amusement and education. The aquarium is one of the largest tourist attractions in Maryland and consistently ranked in the top five aquariums in the country.

What to Eat and Drink

Have we mentioned the seafood yet? But seriously, you must eat Maryland blue crabs (crab cakes, steamed crabs, crab pizza, crab soup, crab mac, and cheese…you get it), oysters, and whatever fresh seafood you can get your hands on. And of course, you have to eat it with Maryland’s own Old Bay seasoning. Another classic Baltimore food is the pit beef sandwich, which is made with charcoal-grilled roast beef, onions, horseradish, and barbecue sauce (try it at Chaps Pit Beef). Lake Trout, which is actually whiting that’s breaded and fried, is another classic Baltimore dish. On the dessert end, make sure you sample a Berger’s Cookie, a cakey cookie dipped in fudgy chocolate, and a snowball, which is shaved ice soaked in flavored syrup and topped with marshmallow fluff. For many of these classics, head to Lexington Market, the oldest market in the country. But it’s not all about tradition: the city has several award-winning chefs creating innovative food, including Cindy Wolf, Spike Gjerde, and more.

Baltimore has a good craft beer scene , but sometimes locals prefer their beloved “Natty Boh,” the affectionate for National Bohemian, which was initially brewed in Baltimore (although Pabst Brewing Company now owns it). Look for the mustachioed gentleman on the logo painted and plastered all over town.

Find out where to get the best crab cakes in Baltimore , and, of course, the best steamed crabs .

Where to Stay

From high-end luxury hotels to charming inns to big brand hotels, Baltimore has a wide array of accommodations to fit every style and budget, whether you're alone, with friends, your significant other, or the entire family. The big brands like Marriott, Hampton Inn, and Radisson are here, as well as higher-end options like Four Seasons, Kimpton, and Renaissance. There is also a Live! Casino & Hotel if you want to gamble. For a bit more personality, book a room at one of the boutique hotels like the Sagamore Pendry, The Ivy Hotel, Hotel Indigo, or Hotel Revival. If you're on a tight budget, there are several motels and hostels, and home rentals are plentiful and can often be a good deal.

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Getting There

Baltimore is accessible by car, bus, train, and airplane. If you’re driving, you’ll likely arrive on I-95. Buses that serve Baltimore include Greyhound, BoltBus, Megabus, Peter Pan, OurBus, PandaNY Bus, and Wanda Coach.

Two trains serve Baltimore: Amtrak, which travels from all across the East Coast and beyond into Baltimore Penn Station, and the MARC train, which is a commuter rail that connects Baltimore to Washington, D.C. and surrounding Maryland suburbs and towns.

Baltimore’s main airport, Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) is 11 miles from downtown . Airlines flying in and out of BWI include Delta, American Airlines, Southwest, United, Alaska Airlines, Spirit, and JetBlue. You can also fly into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport , which is 43 miles away from Baltimore, or Dulles International Airport , which is 69 miles away from Baltimore.

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• Baltimore has plenty of public parks and waterfronts, as well as several hiking trails to explore. The Cylburn Arboretum is a large nature preserve that has free admission.
• The Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Museum of Art are always free, all year round.
• Patterson Park is filled with free activities: there’s a playground, ice-skating rink, swimming pool, lake, and basketball and tennis courts.
• Search for bargains on Antique Row in Mount Vernon.
• The city is filled with historical monuments and sites like Fort McHenry, Edgar Allen Poe’s memorial, and the historic harbor ships. Many are free to see, although some have admission fees to enter certain parts.
• Browse public markets like Lexington Market and Broadway Market for affordable prepared food and ingredients.

Learn more about the cheapest ways to have fun by exploring the top 10 things to do in Baltimore for free and the best public parks in Baltimore .

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Friendly, quirky, and just a little gritty, Baltimore draws visitors with its bustling Inner Harbor, quaint historic neighborhoods, and, of course, famous crab cakes. Favorite spots for strolling include leafy Mount Vernon, home to numerous museums; and Fell's Point, which offers some of Baltimore's best seafood.

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Summer is peak season for Baltimore travel, especially at kid-friendly attractions like the Maryland Zoo and the National Aquarium. Hate the heat? Skip the muggy summer months and visit in the spring or fall instead. Chilly temps make the city less appealing in winter, but it's a fine time to enjoy cultural attractions.

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