Ideas for Baltimore and DC

What specifically are you looking to do? I fly there every two months or so.

Fort McHenry
National Aquarium
Camden Yards (as you mentioned)
Annapolis [My vote as a must do]
B&O Railroad Museum
Top of the World Observation Level
Inner Harbor
G&M Restaurant has the best crab cakes in my opinion

For DC
Schedule a white house tour or a capital building tour with your congressman
Eat at Old Ebbit grill
National Building Museum
National Postal Museum
Holocaust Museum (must do if haven't)
Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
Dumbarton Oaks

Spy museum. If you're a bit of a dork, there is also the cryptography museum at the CIA or NSA. The crypto museum isn't huge, but interesting. If you haven't hit Udvar-Hazy air and space museum, it's a very nice compliment to the one on the mall, as they have more space.

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If you go to Annapolis, consider a walking tour od the naval academy.

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And a visit to the old State House. Unknown to many, it served as Capitol of the U.S for a short time. Its where GW resigned a commander of the continental army.

Baltimore- check out Fells Point. Streets are still old brick right on the water. Really cool old neighborhood with lots of shops & restaurants

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Inner Harbor

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It's worth walking through for views of the water but many of hte stores and restaurants over there have closed. There's a really cool area called Fell's Point with cobble stone streets, old houses, and cool bars and restaurants. That's where I'd go out for a night.

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Side note, there's a biplane crop duster there with a Monroe, La registration and was Delta's first airplane.

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"does anyone know why its not numbered 001"

Yes, the same reason you don't start a checkbook with 001..


I CANNOT wait to take my son here..Flew in and out of that area so many times and I still haven't seen everything there is to offer