Cheap Holidays to Baltimore

Baltimore Holidays

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Holidays in Baltimore

Say yes to that holiday and immerse yourself in Baltimore, a city bursting with sights and sensations that are just waiting to be discovered.

Approximately 600,000 people call this place home.

If you head 20 miles south of Baltimore, you'll reach Annapolis, the state capital. Travel 15 miles northeast and you'll come upon Kingsville.

You almost certainly know this by now, but National Aquarium in Baltimore is not to be missed by visitors to Baltimore. As far as iconic sights go, it's one of the best.

The entire family will have an absolute blast at the Port Discovery and the Senator Theater. If you're after a bit more adventure, the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum and Jewish Community Center of Baltimore are a couple of other options.

Keen to discover the wildest spot in town? Then head to the Maryland Zoo, where you can get up close to some of the wonders of the incredible animal kingdom.

Have you ever wanted to know how your favourite wine starts out life as a bunch of grapes and ends up as a delicious drop? Then consider paying a visit to the Boordy Vineyards and the Basignani Winery. If you still haven't had your fill, continue your adventure at the DeJon Winery.

Take on the blackjack dealer at the Maryland Live Casino. If you want more of the glimmering casino lights and buzzing atmosphere, then the Horseshoe Casino Baltimore should be next on your list.

Spend some hours exploring Baltimore Conservatory and the Ladew Topiary Gardens, where you will find a wide variety of local plant and flower species.

Curl up with a good novel, throw a ball around or just watch the clouds float by at Centennial Park and Korean War Memorial. Cylburn Arboretum and Patterson Park are also well-known gathering places for both locals and visitors.

It doesn't matter if you want to know the best restaurant or where to go after dark, you'll find the answers you're after at Baltimore Visitor Center or National Wildlife Visitor Center. Fell's Point Visitor Center and Howard County Welcome Center are two more good places to get the inside scoop on things to see and do around town.

Keep your eyes open for native birdlife as you sit by the water's edge at Beaver Dam Swimming Club.

If you're looking to recharge those batteries, there are plenty of nature reserves and parks to explore. Ease your way into it with a breath of clean air in the invigorating surroundings at Patapsco Valley State Park or Oregon Ridge Nature Center. Two further areas to check out are Hilton Recreation Area and Leone Riverside Park.

Go to the Baltimore Museum of Art or the Walters Art Museum if the weather's not looking good. Study the educational exhibits or just take five in the tranquil settings. Museum nerds should also check out the American Visionary Art Museum and the B&O Railroad Museum.

Calling all salty dogs! It's time to board ship and learn about the region's maritime past at the USS Constellation and the Baltimore Maritime Museum. Once you've finished up there, head onwards to the Frederick Douglass - Isaac Myers Maritime Park and the USCGC Taney for even more fascinating stories and displays.

Stimulate your curiosity with a trip to the Maryland Science Center, where you can't help but be inspired by the latest and greatest in science discovery and innovation.

These days you don't have to traverse the seven seas to see all the wonders of the natural world. You can just stop by places like the Natural History Society of Maryland Museum and the Center for Urban Archaeology instead, where an amazing array of peculiar specimens and items are concentrated all in the one spot.

Whichever type of art you enjoy, there's a good chance you'll find it in Baltimore. Why not kick off your day of art admiring at the Contemporary and the African Art Museum of Maryland? The Jordan Faye Contemporary Gallery and the Maryland Museum of African Art are two more places to stick on your schedule.

Calling all history enthusiasts! You'll love discovering the rich and interesting past of this region at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and the Evergreen Museum and Library. You can also immerse yourself in fascinating displays which bring the past to life at the Homewood Museum and the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House.

Want to better understand Baltimore's past? Pay a visit to Fort McHenry and the Towson University. The Morgan State University and the Johns Hopkins University are two more worthwhile sights.

Anyone interested in learning about the city's religious heritage should organise a visit to Cathedral of Mary Our Queen and St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Baltimore Cathedral and Mount Vernon United Methodist Church are also significant pieces of Baltimore's cultural identity.

Don't pack your bags just yet, there are still a few surprises in store! Have you stopped at the Enoch Pratt Free Library and the Lyric Opera House yet? Two more worthwhile attractions are Baltimore Inner Harbor Marina and Harbor East Marina.