Baltimore: Attractions and more...
Baltimore is surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains, Great Lakes and Delmarva Peninsula, which give the city a picturesque beauty. Not only is the city known for its natural scenic beauty but it is also known for its architectural masterpieces. Some examples of it are the Baltimore Basilica, Peale Museum and Phoenix Shot Tower.
Due to its popularity as a tourist destination, the city is also called ‘Charm City’. The National Aquarium is a must-visit site. This place houses some of the most wonderful sea animals and plants that are very interesting to observe.
Baltimore is a haven for history lovers. It houses numerous museums, for instance the American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, Port Discovery Children’s Museum etc. that have a collection of beautiful art, paintings and artefacts and are also storehouses for the history of the city.
What to see in detail
Landmarks and Historic sites (3)
Museums (3)
Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods (3)
See also
Tours (1)
Parks and gardens (2)
Nature and sport (1)
Will find places of interest on the map. Clock on the attractions for details
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More information United States:
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Roland Park was the first planned “Suburban” community in the city. It was developed between 1890 and 1920 and was known as the upper class streetcar suburb. This... |
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| Catonsville - 6.4 mi | |
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Oblate House was a school built in 1829 by Elizabeth Clarissa Lange an immigrant from Haiti. This Christian site is 171 years old and in 1831, four women took vows to become the ... |
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