Welcome to Baltimore
Baltimore is one of the major cities in the U.S. state of Maryland. The city was established by Constitution of Maryland. It has the second largest seaport in Mid-Atlantic. Fredrick Douglass, Billie Holiday, Babe Ruth, Edgar Allan Poe are the famous residents of the city. The city has many architecturally important buildings such as Rembrandt Peale, Baltimore Basilica and Peale Museum. Many historic districts are also situated here such as Mount Vernon Place, Fell’s Point and Federal Hill. City’s top two employers are Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Hospital. It is the 11th largest city in America with a population around 700,000. The Walter Art Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Art are the cultural heritage …show more content…
The Baltimore Visitor Center, National Aquarium, The Maryland Science Center, Ripley’s Believe It or Not and The American Visionary Art Museum, are the top tourist destinations in Baltimore which are situated in the Inner harbor. With several historical ships and other charms such as Taney, the last surviving U.S. warship, USS Constellation, civil war- era vessel, USS Torsk, a submarine had made Baltimore a city of boats. Baltimore Public Market System is the oldest public market in Baltimore. Middle District is the center of Baltimore which stretches north of the Inner Harbor. Baltimore Arena, M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards are the main sports complexes of Baltimore. Mode of transport
Buses, Light Rail, MARC train and Metro Subway are the main mode of transport in Baltimore. Bus fares are very cheap here you can buy a day pass and use it for unlimited time in a day for just $4.00. The best suitable way to see the city is to rent a car. There is also a free bus called The Charm City Centre which runs on two routes – the orange route which goes from Hollins Market to Harbor East and purple route which goes from Penn Station to Federal Hill. It connects light rails, parking areas, buses, MARC and metro subway.
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Baltimore is one of the major cities in the U.S. state of Maryland. The city was established by Constitution of Maryland. It has the second largest seaport in Mid-Atlantic. Fredrick Douglass, Billie Holiday, Babe Ruth, Edgar Allan Poe are the famous residents of the city. The city has many architecturally important buildings such as Rembrandt Peale, Baltimore Basilica and Peale Museum. Many historic districts are also situated here such as Mount Vernon Place, Fell’s Point and Federal Hill. City’s top two employers are Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Hospital. It is the 11th largest city in America with a population around 700,000. The Walter Art Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Art are the cultural heritage …show more content…
The Baltimore Visitor Center, National Aquarium, The Maryland Science Center, Ripley’s Believe It or Not and The American Visionary Art Museum, are the top tourist destinations in Baltimore which are situated in the Inner harbor. With several historical ships and other charms such as Taney, the last surviving U.S. warship, USS Constellation, civil war- era vessel, USS Torsk, a submarine had made Baltimore a city of boats. Baltimore Public Market System is the oldest public market in Baltimore. Middle District is the center of Baltimore which stretches north of the Inner Harbor. Baltimore Arena, M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards are the main sports complexes of Baltimore. Mode of transport
Buses, Light Rail, MARC train and Metro Subway are the main mode of transport in Baltimore. Bus fares are very cheap here you can buy a day pass and use it for unlimited time in a day for just $4.00. The best suitable way to see the city is to rent a car. There is also a free bus called The Charm City Centre which runs on two routes – the orange route which goes from Hollins Market to Harbor East and purple route which goes from Penn Station to Federal Hill. It connects light rails, parking areas, buses, MARC and metro subway.
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