Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Visit Baltimore's Inner Harbor for endless activities, from romantic dinners to fun familiy adventures. Dine in style at the many restaurants, visit the Maryland Science Center, or shop at The Gallery and Harborplace. With attractions like the National Aquarium and Baltimore trolley tours, there's truly something for everyone at the Inner Harbor.
Our hotel near Baltimore Inner Harbor is conveniently located less than 9 miles away, and is the perfect place to relax and unwind after your day exploring. Take the MARC train to Downtown or Camden Station, or drive 20 minutes to Inner Harbor.
Travel Tip: Did you know the first Star Spangled Banner was created in Baltimore? Visit the Fort McHenry National Monument to learn more about the history of our flag.
Inner Harbour Attractions
- Paddle Boating - Explore Inner Harbor first-hand and rent a paddle boat to go right on the water! Choose from a regular paddle boat or Inner Harbor's signature dragon boats, also known as chessies.
- HarborPlace - Right in the heart of Inner Harbor, Harborplace is most famous for diverse dining options, many of which are waterfront. Check out the unique restaurants, shops and waterfront entertainment.
- Public Markets - Calling all foodies! For no fee, you can wander into Baltimore's Cross Street Market, Broadway Market and Lexington Market to watch butchers and fishmongers at work and even purchase their fresh food.
- Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine - Inner Harbor was the birthplace of The United States national anthem, Star Spangled Banner. Visit the surrounding park and take in the splendor of the fort where it all began.
- Top of the World Observation Level - Take in beathtaking views of Baltimore from the top of the world's tallest pentagonal building, located right in the Inner Harbor.
- Baltimore Aquarium - Take advantage of our hotel near the Baltimore Aquarium and explore the underwater world! Here you can see and touch in their special Living Seashore exhibit featuring sand dollars and horseshoe crabs.