Central Maryland Welcome Home Annapolis 64 State Cir, 410-268-7500 www.welcomehomemarkets.com Welcome Home Markets is a kitchen and tabletop store located in downtown Annapolis. We specialize in tools to cook, dine and relax at home. d James E. Lewis Museum of Art 2201 Argonne Dr, 443-885-3030 www.jelmamuseum.org Founded in 1951, the museum’s permanent collection includes a variety of 19th-and 20th-century works. Horseshoe Casino Baltimore Liberte , The Schooner TOUR SERVICES Maryland Art Place 222 Severn Ave Suite 34, 410-263-8234 www.theliberte.com A 49-passenger sailboat offering private, personalized charters out of Annapolis for any special event. Full beverage bar and a wonderful catering menu. $ e 218 W Saratoga St, 410-204-1959, 410-204-1959 www.mdartplace.org Maryland Art Place (MAP) is a building for the arts in downtown Baltimore City showcasing Baltimore’s visual artists throughout the year and more. d e 1525 Russell St, 1-844-777-SHOE www.caesars.com/horseshoe-baltimore More than 2,200 slots and 150 table games within a 122,000-sq.-ft. gambling space with multiple celebrity chef restaurants. d Sherwood Gardens 4310 Underwood Rd, 410-889-1717 www.sherwoodgardens.org Sherwood Gardens is a privately owned, Olmsted-designed community park in the center of Guilford known for its vast tulip displays each April. d Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory & Botanic Gardens Historic Druid Hill Park, 3100 Swann Dr, 410-396-0008 www.rawlingsconservatory.org Renovated Victorian conservatory with distinct environments that display plants from all over the world. Second oldest Victorian palm house in the United States. d Top of the World Observation Level Maryland Military Historical Society World Trade Center, 27th Floor, 401 E Pratt St, 410-837-VIEW www.viewbaltimore.org Located atop the world’s tallest regular pentagonal building, it offers a spectacular, unobstructed panoramic view from floor to ceiling windows. Annapolis Junction National Cryptologic Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE 8290 Colony Seven Rd, 301-688-5849 museum.nsa.gov The National Cryptologic Museum showcases unique cryptologic artifacts and shares the stories of people, technology and methods that define cryptologic history. d 219 29th Division St, 410-576-1496 www.marylandmilitaryhistory.org The Maryland Military Historical Society supports the Maryland Museum of Military History that traces Maryland military history from colony to the present day. d Urban Pirates Inner Harbor Night Owl Gallery Pratt & Light sts, 877-225-8466 www.visitmaryland.org/listing/ attraction/inner-harbor A promenade around the water’s edge leads past the city’s major attractions. 911 S Ann St, Ann St Pier, 410-327-8378 www.urbanpirates.com Climb aboard this 1 1/2-hour adventure aboard the pirate ship Relentless . Family, adult-only, BYOG adventure and private charters available. d $ Arbutus Thomas Viaduct HISTORY & HERITAGE 1735 Maryland Ave, 516-318-2611 www.night-owl-gallery.com Art gallery, gift shop and event space in the heart of the Station North Arts District featuring local emerging and early career artists. Lexington Market, Inc. Peabody Institute 112 N Eutaw St, 410-685-6169 www.lexingtonmarket.com Since 1782, the market is unchallenged as a unique food and shopping experience. More than 100 vendors. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail. d USS Constellation 301 E Pratt St, 410-539-1797 www.historicships.org The last all-sail warship built by the U.S. Navy and the only Civil War-era vessel still afloat. Hands-on activities and live cannon firings daily. d $ 5120 South St, 410-461-5005 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/central/patapscovalley/ thomas-viaduct.aspx C. 1836 bridge, was part of the main railroad between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., transported troops and supplies during the Civil War. 1 E Mount Vernon Pl, 667-208-6500 peabody.jhu.edu/concerts-events Peabody’s free in-person and online performance season features programs from classical to contemporary, from jazz to dance. d Maryland Science Center 601 Light St, 410-685-2370 www.marylandsciencecenter.org Three levels of hands-on exhibits, live science, digital Planetarium and IMAX films all under one roof. d $ Walters Art Museum St. Jude Shrine Maryland Zoo 600 N Charles St, 410-547-9000 thewalters.org Acclaimed by critics as one of America’s greatest art museums with a collection spanning 5,000 years in three buildings in Baltimore’s cultural district. d Baldwin Accent on Baltimore TOUR SERVICES 2702 Stanley Dr, 443-279-5055 www.accentonbaltimore.com Accent on Baltimore offers complete tours services for groups, large and small visiting Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, D.C. d $ 1 Safari Pl, 410-396-7102 www.marylandzoo.org Bring your sense of adventure and experience penguins, elephants, giraffes and more. Your visit supports our mission to save wildlife and wild places. d $ Baltimore Visitor Center CITY/COUNTY TOURISM OFFICE National Aquarium 308 N Paca St, Baltimore, 410-685-6026 www.stjudeshrine.org St. Jude is the patron saint of hopeless causes, and St. Jude Shrine is the nationwide center of St. Jude devotions. Daily Mass and a large Catholic gift shop. d See ad on p. 22. Baltimore American Visionary Art Museum 800 Key Hwy, 410-244-1900 www.avam.org Nation’s museum for self-taught artistry. Voted Best Museum and Best Tourist Attraction in Baltimore Sun Readers’ Choice Awards 2021. d $ ARTS & CULTURE 501 E Pratt St, 410-576-3800 www.aqua.org Located in the heart of Baltimore’s vibrant Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium features thousands of animals in award-winning habitats. d $ e 401 Light St, 1-877-BALTIMORE www.baltimore.org Don’t miss Baltimore’s scenic waterfront, charming neighborhoods, fresh seafood and top museums/attractions. Learn more at the Visitor Center. Visit Baltimore Port Discovery Children’s Museum An die Musik Live Baltimore American Indian Center & Heritage Museum ATTRACTIONS 409 N Charles St, 410-385-2638 www.andiemusiklive.com Baltimore’s finest listening room for jazz, classical, folk & world music. Plush chairs, great acoustics in a historic Mt. Vernon townhouse. $ Baltimore Museum of Art 113 S Broadway, 410-675-3535 www.baltimoreamericanindian center.org Museum shares stories of cultures and histories of the original inhabitants of Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as other tribal communities. 35 Market Pl, 410-727-8120 www.portdiscovery.org Ranked among the top 12 children’s museums in the U.S., Port Discovery offers three floors of interactive, educational exhibits and programs for kids ages 0-10. d $ 400 E Pratt St, Floor 10, 410-659-7300, 1-877-Baltimore www.baltimore.org Baltimore City is known for its rich history and cultural diversity. Plan your trip at Baltimore.org with information on hotels, restaurants, museums and more. d CFG Bank Arena EVENT FACILITIES Power Plant Live 10 Art Museum Dr, 443-573-1700 www.artbma.org The Baltimore Museum of Art inspires people of all ages and backgrounds through exhibitions, programs and its outstanding collection of more than 95,000 objects. d Baltimore Spirits Company 34 Market Pl, 410-908-0650 www.powerplantlive.com This entertainment destination is home to many restaurants, nightclubs and great music venues, including Angels Rock Bar. 201 W Baltimore St, CFG Bank Arena, 410-347-2020 www.cfgbankarena.com CFG Bank Arena is a premier destination for fans and artists with modernized renovations and immaculate experiences! d $ Full Tilt Brewing Crystal Moll Gallery 1700 W 41st St Suite 430, 443-687-9099 www.baltimorespiritsco.com Baltimore Spirits Company is the city’s oldest rye distillery and offers the state’s only blend-your-own-whiskey tour. Cocktail service in the evening. d Puptrait 248 S Conkling St, 443-759-4235 www.crystalmoll.com Our art gallery displays Baltimore paintings & prints by Crystal Moll, along with changing regional artists exhibitions. $ Billie Holiday Statue 3000 Chestnut Ave Suite 342, 443-604-0711 www.puptrait.com Dog-friendly studio of celebrity pet photographer and maker of paper hats, J.B. Shepard. Studio hours by appointment only. d $ e 5604 York Rd, 443-835-2248 www.fulltiltbrewing.com We brew and serve finely crafted beers in our Baltimore, MD taproom. 16 draft lines, big-screen TVs, perfect for sports, group outings and private events. d The Lyric Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Culture Center 1400 Pennsylvania Ave, 877-225-8466 explore.baltimoreheritage.org/items/ show/643 Commemorates the life and legacy of the famed “Lady Day” who was born Eleanora Fagan in Baltimore on April 7, 1915. Reddy Gray Burial Site 847 N Howard St, 410-225-3130 www.eubieblake.org The life and music of Baltimore musician Eubie Blake, Billie Holiday, Cab Calloway and others. d Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center Loudon Park National Cemetery, 3445 Frederick Ave, 410-644-9696 www.cem.va.gov/cems/nchp/loudon park.asp Former slave and Civil War veteran buried in Baltimore’s Loudon Park National Cemetery–the first VA burial site. In the National Park Service Network to Freedom site. 140 W Mt Royal Ave, 410-900-1168 www.lyricbaltimore.com The Lyric is a nonprofit performing arts center and live entertainment venue in Baltimore. d $ Old Line Spirits 12 N Eutaw St, 410-752-7444 www.france-merrickpac.com Originally built in 1914, this historic theater seats 2,250 and plays host to rich/diverse entertainment. Ticket information: 410-547-SEAT. d Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse 200 S Janney St, 443-218-9984 www.oldlinespirits.com Baltimore distillery and bar featuring tours and craft cocktails made from award-winning American single malt whiskey, aged Caribbean rum and New Normal Vodka. d e Pier 5, Inner Harbor, 410-539-1797 www.historicships.org Built in 1856. Oldest surviving screwpile lighthouse. Contains extensive exhibit of artifacts and information on lighthouses around the Chesapeake region. $ KEY TO SYMBOLS 104 DESTINATION MARYLAND d = Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission
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