Baltimore, Maryland's largest city, is renowned for its rich history and cultural attractions. Visitors can explore the Inner Harbor, home to the National Aquarium and historic ships. Fort McHenry, the birthplace of the U.S. national anthem, offers a glimpse into the nation's past. The city is also known for its culinary scene, particularly its famous crab cakes. Baltimore hosts the headquarters of major companies such as T. Rowe Price and Constellation Energy, contributing to its economic vitality. Additionally, its proximity to Washington, D.C., allows easy access to the nation's capital, with its monuments and Smithsonian museums.
Food
Dining choices encompass over 50 options, including local favorites like Miss Shirley's Café (Gate A13) and R&R Seafood Bar (Concourses A and D/E). Enjoy Maryland crab cakes at Obrycki’s or a pit beef sandwich at Silver Diner.
Shopping
Shopping venues offer a range of products, from duty-free items to local souvenirs. Old Bay seasoning, Ravens and Orioles gear, and regional craft beer make great souvenirs.
Transportation
A taxi to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor costs about $35, while the MARC Penn Line train reaches Union Station (D.C.) in 35 minutes for $8.
Experiences
Explore the BWI Observation Gallery, showcasing Maryland aviation history with panoramic runway views.