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Located on the picturesque Chesapeake Bay, the city of Baltimore attracts visitors with a charm rarely found in cities of its size. Home to greats in cultural realms like literature and music, as well as numerous historical events during the nation’s founding, Baltimore is one of America’s great metropolises. Driven by the sciences, the city looks forward to the future while preserving memories of the past in its stunning architecture, museums, and traditions.

Baltimore is distinct from most American cities due in part to its multitude of unique neighborhoods, over 100 in number. While locals use the easy east/west boundary to separate parts of the city, you’ll find an enormous amount of options for your Baltimore vacation. Central Baltimore, which houses downtown, Camden Yards, Science and Convention centers, and of course great shopping and dining within walking distance of luxurious hotels. Many universities are located in North Baltimore, with beautiful campuses dotting the cityscape. Old South Baltimore, a historical district, lures visitors with its quiet charm.

Baltimore retains the simple feel of a small town in part because it houses nearly 5,000 acres of parks. From harbor views to the stunningly beautiful Patterson Park, there’s plenty to explore. Towering pagodas share the cityscape with historic monuments in a colorful display.

Baltimore, like any great city, is full of rich cultural life. Annual events like the Maryland Film Festival bring visitors from all over to Charm City. Artscape, held each July, is the largest free arts festival in America, and features a wide array of artists, ranging from painters to musicians like Ray Charles. Attendance now regularly soars above 300,000 people, making it one of the year’s biggest events.

Baltimore is known for its distinctive architecture, especially rowhouses, which have dominated the cityscape for over 200 years. The houses often feature marble footsteps, which have become a symbol of the city. Colorful facades bring almost as much energy to the city streets as the Chesapeake’s fall display-neither should be missed.

Then, of course, there’s the food: abundant seafood, from blue crabs to Atlantic whiting, is a delicacy. Joined with pit beef, which is sold from stands throughout the city, makes for a delicious sandwich, and of course, no meal is complete without Berger Cookies or lemon peppermint sticks, both local specialties.

Baltimore’s greatest attractions are probably the Harbor, the National Aquarium, and Camden Yards. Visitors flock to the harbor for great seafood, romantic sunsets, and a glimpse of mighty ships. The National Aquarium houses over 16,000 specimens and sees roughly 1.5 million guests each year. Sports fans flock to Camden Yards, which sees both the Orioles and Ravens play sold-out home games to raving fans.