Places to go in Baltimore
:: Inner Harbor
The crown jewel of Baltimore is this year’s host to The C3 Global Cardiovascular Conference. This scenic waterfront delight is home to dozens of Retail Stores, Coffee Shops, Restaurants, Theaters, wonderful Bakeries, and delightful attractions like the National Aquarium, —all within a 2-3 block walking distance of our Conference’s Venue, The Fabulous Marriott Waterfront Hotel.
Still within an easy walk from your Hotel, you can enjoy a baseball game at the Orioles home nest at the famous Camden Yards Stadium, or visit the Maryland Science Center, Port Discovery, or the Children’s Museum.
But if you think you’ve seen it all after checking out the harbor, look again! Charming historic neighborhoods abound just a short walk from the Inner Harbor, each with its own rich heritage and each with outstanding menu options.
And if you don’t want to explore on foot, just hop aboard one of Ed Kane’s Water Taxis.
:: Little Italy (Just 2 blocks away)
Stand on a street corner in this restaurant-laden enclave and breathe deeply of the garden-fresh basil and garlicky tomatoes. If you’re looking to uncork a bottle of Chianti and dive into a plate of homemade pasta, there are dozens of choices, ranging from the casual eatery to the upscale dining experience. After dinner, relax over cappuccino and tiramisu, or watch the locals play a spirited game of bocce in this quaint neighborhood.
:: Fell’s Point (2 blocks away)
Uncover Baltimore’s British roots in this waterfront community, named for the Englishmen who founded a ship-building company here in 1726. Wander down cobblestone streets with names like Shakespeare, Bond, Fleet and Thames to enjoy the delightful 18th- and 19th-century homes and warehouses. From pizza and pub grub to the finest in Chesapeake bay cuisine, you’ll find no shortage of good eating in this charming part of town..
