VISIT BALTIMORE TRAVEL RESOURCES BALTIMORE & VICINITY Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau 26 West St., Annapolis 1-888-302-2852, 410-280-0445 visitannapolis.org Baltimore County Tourism & Promotion 400 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204 410-887-2849 enjoybaltimorecounty.com Baltimore Visitor Center 401 Light St., Baltimore 1-877-BALTIMORE (225-8466) baltimore.org Cecil County Tourism Perryville Outlet Center, 68 Heather Ln. Ste. 43, Perryville 1-800-CECIL-95 (232-4595) 410-996-6290, seececil.org Harford County Office of Tourism 220 S. Main St., Bel Air 410-638-3059, harfordmd.com Havre de Grace Visitor Center 450 Pennington Ave., Havre de Grace 1-800-851-7756 hdgtourism.com Visit Baltimore 100 Light St., 12th Fl., Baltimore, MD 21202 1-877-BALTIMORE (225-8466) 410-659-7300, baltimore.org Above: Inner Harbor – Baltimore . Below: The Avenue in Hampden – Baltimore . mile Waterfront Promenade , which hugs the shoreline from Canton Waterfront Park to Tide Point and incorporates Fort McHenry. The Historic National Road is another national scenic byway with ties to the area. It follows the nation’s first federally funded highway from the Baltimore waterfront, through the Appalachian Mountains of Western Maryland and on to its terminus in Ohio. More history is ready to be discovered around town at such destinations as the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum , Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture . As part of the Camden Yards sports complex, a Sports Legends Museum shares space with a repository for pop culture paraphernalia. In other corners of the city are antiques shops, art galleries and the world-famous Lexington Market , a Baltimore tradition for Lexington Market – Baltimore . more than two centuries. Linking the city to the rolling, green countryside beyond its northern border is the Falls Road Scenic Byway. + VISIT BALTIMORE Star-Spangled Banner Travel Guide | 49