The Best of Baltimore
Baltimore is a city of neighborhoods—each with its own character and flavor. We’ve put together a list of our favorite places to eat, visit and stay in a few of the best neighborhoods to explore, whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure. And don’t be afraid to do a bit of your own research – click through to learn more about each location.
Explore the Neighborhoods
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Federal Hill/Locust Point
Expect all the amenities of an upscale neighborhood in Federal Hill—from gourmet restaurants to a world-renowned art museum.
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Inner Harbor/Harbor East
Baltimore’s well-known Inner Harbor has expanded into the vibrant new Harbor East district, a hotspot for hotels, stores and restaurants for the epicurean.
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Fells Point
Walk along the cobblestone streets of Fells Point to explore a rich selection of art galleries, shops and restaurants.
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Canton
A red-bricked square is the central focus of Canton’s waterfront neighborhood, which is teeming with shops and restaurants.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon is an arts-centric neighborhood chock-full of world-class restaurants, along with the symphony, theater and opera.
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Charles Village/Remington
Visit Charles Village’s brightly painted Victorian houses along Charles and St. Paul Streets, before a trip to the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Hampden
Hampden is brimming with small-town Baltimore charm. Walk along 36th Street, commonly known as “The Avenue,” for an afternoon of shopping and dining.
- CREDIT: BALTIMORE CLAYWORKS
Mount Washington Village
Mount Washington Village is an enclave of boutiques, galleries and cafes along tree-lined streets, anchored by Baltimore Clayworks.
