• Fell’s Point - Discover the charm of Baltimore’s oldest and most storied neighborhood, Fells Point. From its origins as a bustling shipyard that contributed to the victory in the War of 1812 to Frederick Douglass’s remarkable escape to freedom, and the tale of its unique cobblestone streets, Fells Point is rich with European allure, vibrant personalities, live music, family-owned shops, and excellent dining options.
• Mount Vernon Cultural District - Experience an engaging behind-the-scenes tour of Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, showcasing the influential figures and stunning architecture that captivate both the mind and the eyes. Highlights include the original B&O Railroad headquarters, America’s first Washington Monument, the George Peabody Library, Garrett Jacobs Mansion, Baltimore Basilica, Enoch Pratt Library, and more.
• Inner Harbor - As one of America’s busiest ports, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor tells a compelling riches-to-rags-to-riches story. Discover the renowned National Aquarium and the country’s only Outsider Museum. Hear the thrilling tale of two brothers competing for a Super Bowl ring and learn how Federal Hill got its name when Maryland joined the nation. Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is teeming with life, both in the water and around it, offering a captivating one-hour tour of the vibrant heart of a great American city.

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Fells Point: As Baltimore’s oldest and most storied neighborhood, Fells Point boasts streets paved with Belgian blocks, European-style architecture, and a variety of excellent eateries and shops. It is here that Frederick Douglass made his daring escape to freedom, and Ann Bond Fell transformed a bustling shipyard into one of the most desirable neighborhoods in 19th-century America. Fells Point is truly captivating.

Mount Vernon Place: Often regarded as Baltimore’s most beautiful neighborhood, Mount Vernon Place was once home to more millionaire philanthropists than any other city in America, and it shows. The area is adorned with marble churches, libraries, and monuments, all featuring Tiffany glass windows and tales of the influential figures who built them. This tour is a feast for the eyes.

Inner Harbor: Known as the heartbeat of Baltimore, the Inner Harbor is rich in history, Gilded Age architecture, and unique characters. It includes the only Outsider Museum in America, offering fascinating stories both on the water and on land.

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