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Baltimore recommendations - food and stuff to do.
Posted on 7/26/16 at 9:44 am
Posted on 7/26/16 at 9:44 am
Going for a class in a couple of weeks. It's been a few years since I've been, and it was FREEZING when I was last there.
Arriving Sunday afternoon, leaving early Wednesday morning.
Looking for dinner and/or lunch recommendations that aren't wildly far from the Inner Harbor/Convention Center area. Brewpubs, and places to watch Olympic basketball and soccer games on Monday and Tuesday night are most interesting.
My free time for activities is limited - and the O's are out of town, but if there's anything neat to check out, I'm all ears.
Arriving Sunday afternoon, leaving early Wednesday morning.
Looking for dinner and/or lunch recommendations that aren't wildly far from the Inner Harbor/Convention Center area. Brewpubs, and places to watch Olympic basketball and soccer games on Monday and Tuesday night are most interesting.
My free time for activities is limited - and the O's are out of town, but if there's anything neat to check out, I'm all ears.
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Posted on 7/26/16 at 10:34 am to Sheep
Fort McHenry is pretty cool - although the original flag is in the Smithsonian, seeing the place that inspired Key to write The Star Spangled Banner is a great piece of American history.
The B&O Railroad museum was nice when we went, but that was 20+ years ago, not sure if it is even still there with the development of Camden Yards and the Ravens stadium.
I believe Babe Ruth's home is a museum as well.
The B&O Railroad museum was nice when we went, but that was 20+ years ago, not sure if it is even still there with the development of Camden Yards and the Ravens stadium.
I believe Babe Ruth's home is a museum as well.
Posted on 7/26/16 at 5:32 pm to Sheep
I'd spend most of my time in Fells Point. It's basically their version of the French Quarter but without nekkid skanks and much less foot traffic.
It's a historic area with a lot of good restaurants and a lot of pubs to bar hop. Also, the TV series Homicide was filmed there.
It's a historic area with a lot of good restaurants and a lot of pubs to bar hop. Also, the TV series Homicide was filmed there.
Posted on 7/26/16 at 10:07 pm to Sheep
In addition to the Inner Harbor check out Fell's Point as the other poster suggested and then Harbor East which has lots of things. LINK
Federal Hill Park is a good place to visit and one time I was able to catch the Orioles play which was fun and as good as any MLB venue I've been too--I walked there from the Inner Harbor. The National Aquarium is one of my favorite things to visit anywhere and is well worth the price of admission.
Federal Hill Park is a good place to visit and one time I was able to catch the Orioles play which was fun and as good as any MLB venue I've been too--I walked there from the Inner Harbor. The National Aquarium is one of my favorite things to visit anywhere and is well worth the price of admission.
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