| Despite being the tourist capital of Maryland, hotel rates in Baltimore are still moderate. You should thus be able to find an affordable hotel in or close to the Inner Harbor, where all the attractions are. |
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| Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland and is situated on the Patapsco River. It is famous for its top academic institutions, many museums and its attractive newly renovated old town center and harbor. There are plenty of attractions in Baltimore which would suit visitors of all ages. |
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| National Aquarim |
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Part of the renovated harbor area, the National Aquarium boasts the five storey Tropical Basin, the Open |
| Ocean Exhibit of sharks and the Wings Under Water basin featuring all types of ray. In addition there is also a Marine Mammals Pavilion. |
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| Fells Point |
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A place of entertainment and dining in Baltimore where visitors can see the original purpose of the area which |
| was amusement for seamen. Now fully restored, the old facades of the buildings are still intact and provide a stunning backdrop. |
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| Harborplace |
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An ultra-modern complex including a shopping center and market place located in two glass-enclosed pavilions |
| A top destination for shopping and entertainment where street artists perform in the amphitheatre and promenade to amuse visitors. |
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| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum |
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A must for any train-lover, this railroad museum shows some original 19th century railroad classics like the Mont |
| Clare Station, the Print Shop and a roundhouse. There is a large display of locomotives and a miniature railway system which will amuse the children. |
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| Washington Monument |
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As a tribute to America’s first President, this monument has a spiral stairway of 228 feet which leads to the top where |
| visitors can see stunning views from the observation windows. There is also a statue of George Washington at the top of the tower. |
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