Guidebook for Baltimore
Food Scene
Patterson Perk
2501 Eastern AveNearby local coffee haunt!
Matthew's Pizzeria
3131 Eastern AveHighly rated local pizza spot since 1943.
Another classic Baltimore diner - famous for late night service!
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Sip & Bite Restaurant
2200 Boston StAnother classic Baltimore diner - famous for late night service!
Kislings Tavern
2100 Fleet StLocal bar and grill, very nearby
Bond Street Social
901 S Bond StUpscale restaurant with unique cocktails, nearby
Mexican inspired cuisine from the chef of Bond Street Social, views of the harbor
38 moradores locais recomendam
Barcocina
1629 Thames StMexican inspired cuisine from the chef of Bond Street Social, views of the harbor
Salt
2127 E Pratt StBroadway Diner
6501 Eastern AveClassic Baltimore diner
Popular brunch spot featuring southern favorites like grits
84 moradores locais recomendam
Miss Shirley's Cafe, Inner Harbor
750 E Pratt StPopular brunch spot featuring southern favorites like grits
La Scala Ristorante Italiano
1012 Eastern AveUpscale restaurant in Little Italy
Dalesio's Of Little Italy
829 Eastern AveLittle Italy
Bertha's
734 S BroadwayLocal haunt known for mussels
Parks & Nature
Patterson Park is an historic park established in 1827 and named for William Patterson (1752-1835). It is bordered by East Baltimore Street, Eastern Avenue, South Patterson Park Avenue, and South Linwood Avenue. The park has four main entrances at each corner. Its notable attractions include the boat lake (where fishing is permitted), the marble fountain, the Pulaski Monument, and The Patterson Park Pagoda. Originally the Patterson Park Observatory, the Pagoda was built in 1891 as an observation tower for viewing the city and is still open to visitors today.
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Patterson Park
2601 E Baltimore StPatterson Park is an historic park established in 1827 and named for William Patterson (1752-1835). It is bordered by East Baltimore Street, Eastern Avenue, South Patterson Park Avenue, and South Linwood Avenue. The park has four main entrances at each corner. Its notable attractions include the boat lake (where fishing is permitted), the marble fountain, the Pulaski Monument, and The Patterson Park Pagoda. Originally the Patterson Park Observatory, the Pagoda was built in 1891 as an observation tower for viewing the city and is still open to visitors today.
Excellent historical site for any history buffs and also some interesting ghost stories.
47 moradores locais recomendam
Fort McHenry
Excellent historical site for any history buffs and also some interesting ghost stories.
Essentials
Shoppers
857 E Fort AveWhole Foods Market
711 S Central AveSafeway
2610 Boston StEntertainment & Activities
Patterson Bowling Center
2105 Eastern AveThe Charles is an historic theater showing revivals, foreign films, as well as modern offerings. Next door to The Charles are Sofi's Crepes and Tapas Teatro.
138 moradores locais recomendam
Charles Theatre
1711 N Charles StThe Charles is an historic theater showing revivals, foreign films, as well as modern offerings. Next door to The Charles are Sofi's Crepes and Tapas Teatro.
Beautiful and historic theater hosting a variety of entertainment
90 moradores locais recomendam
Hippodrome Theatre
12 N Eutaw StBeautiful and historic theater hosting a variety of entertainment
Shopping
Harborplace & The Gallery
200 E Pratt StBarnes & Noble
601 E Pratt StTen Thousand Villages
1621 Thames StEclectic collection of fair trade arts and crafts
Under Armour Brand House
700 S President StBaltimore is the birthplace of Under Armour
lululemon
1001-B Aliceanna StPoppy & Stella
728 S BroadwayUnique Boutique
Arts & Culture
Homewood Museum
3400 N Charles StMuseu de Arte de Baltimore
10 Art Museum DrMuseu de Arte Walters
600 N Charles StAn eclectic museum featuring folk art. There are lots of really interesting exhibits here - definitely not your run-of-the-mill museum. There is also a restaurant here.
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American Visionary Art Museum station
An eclectic museum featuring folk art. There are lots of really interesting exhibits here - definitely not your run-of-the-mill museum. There is also a restaurant here.