Welcome to Baltimore

Baltimore is a historic Maryland city located on the Chesapeake Bay, known for its rich maritime heritage, vibrant Inner Harbor, and important role in American history. This dynamic city is known for its historic neighborhoods, world-famous seafood, and unique "Charm City" personality that has shaped the region for generations.

From the iconic Inner Harbor and Fort McHenry to the historic Fells Point and Camden Yards, Baltimore offers visitors a perfect blend of cultural experiences, maritime history, and urban sophistication. The city also boasts the National Aquarium, Baltimore Museum of Art, and some of the best blue crab cuisine in America.

585,708 Population

33 ft Elevation

213 Sunny Days

📊 Travel Information & Statistics

Essential travel data to help you plan your perfect Baltimore adventure

Best Time to Travel

Spring (March-May) Cherry blossoms, baseball season, perfect weather

Fall (September-November) Fall foliage, football season, comfortable temperatures

Peak Season March-May (Spring blooms, baseball)

Average Temperature

Jan 29°F / 43°F

Apr 45°F / 65°F

Jul 72°F / 87°F

Oct 50°F / 68°F

Humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons

Airports

Baltimore/Washington International (BWI)

Main airport, 10 miles from downtown Baltimore

Major airlines: American, Delta, Southwest, United
Direct flights to major US cities
Rental car services available

Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)

Alternative airport, 40 miles away

International and domestic flights
More flight options and airlines
Shuttle services to Baltimore

Travel Statistics

Annual Visitors 25+ million

Hotel Rooms 15,000+

Restaurants 1,500+

Maritime Attractions 20+

Average Hotel Price $180/night

Public Transit MTA buses & light rail

Flight Statistics

Daily Flights 400+

Direct Destinations 80+ cities

Average Flight Price $320

Peak Travel Months Mar-May, Sep-Nov

Major Airlines 4 carriers

On-time Performance 82%

Airport Operations

Terminals 1

Gates 45

Parking Spaces 20,000+

Rental Car Companies 12

Distance to Downtown 10 miles

Ground Transportation Shuttle, Taxi, Bus

Local Transportation

Bus Routes 60+

Bus Frequency 15-30 min

Fare $1.90

Operating Hours 5AM-1AM

Bike Share Stations 50

Ride Share Uber, Lyft

Cultural & Entertainment

Maritime Attractions 20+

Seafood Restaurants 200+

Historic Sites 50+

Movie Theaters 15

Museums 25+

Annual Events 100+

Outdoor Recreation

Hiking Trails 100+ miles

Bike Paths 80+ miles

Golf Courses 15

Chesapeake Bay 200 miles shoreline

Parks 200+

Weather Year-round outdoor

Popular Destinations & Demographics

Top Domestic Origin Washington DC

Top International Origin Canada

Popular Airlines Southwest, American

Average Age 35 years

Healthcare Industry 40%

Average Stay 3.5 days

Shopping & Retail

Maritime Attractions 20+

Seafood Restaurants 200+

Average Spending $450/person

Healthcare Industry $12B annually

Tax Rate 6%

Safety & Health

Crime Rate Low

Hospitals 8 major

Urgent Care Centers 30+

Pharmacies 100+

Emergency Services 24/7

Tourist Safety Excellent

🌟 Top Attractions in Baltimore

Discover the must-see destinations and experiences in Charm City

Inner Harbor

Experience Baltimore's iconic Inner Harbor featuring waterfront dining, shopping, museums, and stunning views of the historic harbor that helped shape American maritime history.

Year-round 3-6 hours Downtown Baltimore

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Fort McHenry

Visit the historic Fort McHenry National Monument, where Francis Scott Key was inspired to write "The Star-Spangled Banner" during the War of 1812.

Year-round 2-3 hours Baltimore

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National Aquarium

Explore the National Aquarium featuring thousands of marine animals, interactive exhibits, and stunning underwater habitats showcasing the wonders of the ocean.

Year-round 3-4 hours Inner Harbor

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Camden Yards

Experience Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the iconic baseball stadium that revolutionized ballpark design and is home to the Baltimore Orioles.

Baseball season 3-4 hours Downtown Baltimore

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Fells Point

Discover the historic Fells Point neighborhood featuring cobblestone streets, waterfront restaurants, historic pubs, and a vibrant maritime atmosphere.

Year-round 2-4 hours Baltimore

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Baltimore Museum of Art

Visit the Baltimore Museum of Art featuring an impressive collection of contemporary art, European paintings, and the largest collection of works by Henri Matisse.

Year-round 2-3 hours Baltimore

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🍽️ Baltimore's Seafood & Chesapeake Bay Cuisine

Savor the flavors of Maryland's maritime heritage with Baltimore's diverse culinary scene

Chesapeake Bay Seafood

Experience Baltimore's famous seafood cuisine with fresh blue crabs, Maryland crab cakes, steamed shrimp, and other delicious seafood dishes from the Chesapeake Bay.

Top Seafood Restaurants:

Phillips Seafood
Faidley's Seafood
Thames Street Oyster House

Baltimore Cuisine & Local Flavors

Discover Baltimore's diverse food culture featuring historic restaurants, ethnic cuisine, and innovative dining experiences influenced by the city's maritime heritage.

Must-Try Local Spots:

Inner Harbor Restaurants
Fells Point Dining
Little Italy Restaurants

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Welcome to Baltimore

📊 Travel Information & Statistics

Best Time to Travel

Average Temperature

Airports

Baltimore/Washington International (BWI)

Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)

Travel Statistics

Flight Statistics

Airport Operations

Local Transportation

Cultural & Entertainment

Outdoor Recreation

Popular Destinations & Demographics

Shopping & Retail

Safety & Health

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🌟 Top Attractions in Baltimore

Inner Harbor

Fort McHenry

National Aquarium

Camden Yards

Fells Point

Baltimore Museum of Art

🍽️ Baltimore's Seafood & Chesapeake Bay Cuisine

Chesapeake Bay Seafood

Top Seafood Restaurants:

Baltimore Cuisine & Local Flavors

Must-Try Local Spots:

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