Things to do in Baltimore
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Baltimore Historical Sightseeing Tour: Museums & Neighborhoods★ 4.64 (473) · 1h 30m
Top rated
Baltimore Fells Point: Walking Food Tour with Crab Cakes & Drinks★ 4.91 (198) · 4h
Best value
Private Washington DC tour: 10 major monuments in one afternoon★ 4.77 (166) · 3h–4h
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Fell's Point Food Tour in Baltimore: Historic District Tasting★ 4.75 (162) · 3h 30mUS$ 78View ›
Baltimore Inner Harbor: Sail Schooner Summer Wind with Skipper★ 4.63 (125) · 1h 30mUS$ 65View ›
Glow in the Dark Splatter Paint Class: Create Abstract Art★ 4.78 (113) · 1hUS$ 40View ›
Baltimore Indoor Skydiving: 2 Flights & Instructor-Led Training★ 4.56 (105) · 1h 15mUS$ 102View ›
Private Washington DC tour: Capitol to Lincoln Memorial in limo★ 4.80 (105) · 3h–4hUS$ 660View ›
Washington DC: Private City Tour with Custom Stops & Pickup★ 4.99 (88) · 4h 5mUS$ 550View ›
Fells Point Ghost Walk Baltimore: Haunted History Tour★ 4.55 (75) · 1h–1h 30mUS$ 26View ›Lowest price (4)
Baltimore Inner Harbor Cruise: Fort McHenry & Fells PointA 45-minute narrated sightseeing cruise on Baltimore's Inner Harbor departs daily from the Finger Piers and passes Fort McHenry, Federal Hill, Fells Point and the heart of the harbor while a guide shares the stories behind each landmark. The boat has both open-air and sheltered decks, a restroom on board, and air conditioning; you stay aboard throughout, with no walking or additional tickets required beyond the cruise fare.Is it for me?The live English narration means you follow the history and the landmarks' significance as they pass—no need to read placards or plan a separate walking tour. This works for families with children, anyone who prefers to stay off their feet, and travelers who want the harbor story told rather than discovered on their own.
Baltimore Inner Harbor Sail: Schooner Tour with Historic ShipsA 1.5-hour sailing tour on Baltimore's Inner Harbor aboard an authentic schooner, where you pass the Constellation, the submarine Torsk, the Coast Guard cutter Taney, the Chesapeake Light Ship and the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse, plus views of Fort McHenry and the National Aquarium from the water. Groups stay under six people per booking. Arrive 15 minutes early for boarding; the boat departs on schedule.Is it for me?At 1.5 hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day—book it early and you still have time to walk the Inner Harbor attractions or explore the neighborhoods afterward. The small group cap of six keeps the schooner from feeling like a floating tour bus, so you're not competing for deck space or the skipper's attention.
Baltimore Harbor Sail: 1.5-Hour History TourThis 1.5-hour sailing tour of Baltimore Harbor covers the city's maritime history and the War of 1812, with a local guide providing live commentary from the deck. You'll see Fort McHenry National Monument, where the British Navy attacked during the battle that inspired the national anthem. The tour operates with a maximum of 6 people per booking, and you can choose between two boats: the larger Summer Wind, which spreads seating across the deck for couples and privacy, or the smaller Unforgettable, which seats groups in the cockpit.Is it for me?Choose the Summer Wind if you're a couple looking for privacy and space on the water; choose the Unforgettable if you're traveling with family or a small group and want everyone close together in the cockpit. The small group size — capped at 6 people — means the guide speaks directly to you the whole time instead of addressing a crowd.
Reagan Airport to DC Hotels: Private Transfer & Flight TrackingA driver meets you at Reagan National arrivals with your flight information already in hand, takes you directly to your DC hotel with no intermediate stops, and provides bottled water for the ride. You book with your flight number and hotel address, and the service adjusts to any delays automatically — no phone calls, no waiting, no haggling over price.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Reagan National and want to skip arranging a taxi, waiting for a car service to arrive, or negotiating a fare — the driver already knows when you're landing and where you're going, which is what makes the whole arrival frictionless.
