Multi-day Trips Baltimore

Multi-Day Trips in Baltimore

Explore the Charm City with a Longer Stay

Baltimore is a city that packs a punch, with a rich history, vibrant arts scene, and world-class attractions. While day-tripping is fun, there’s so much more to see and experience when you stay for multiple days.

Types of Multi-Day Trips

Historic Baltimore: Spend 2-3 days exploring the city’s historic neighborhoods, such as Fells Point, Mount Vernon, and Fell’s Point. Visit famous landmarks like Fort McHenry, the USS Constellation, and the Maryland Historical Society Museum.

Tip: Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront, grab a crab cake at one of the many seafood restaurants, and soak up the lively atmosphere.

Arts & Culture: Immerse yourself in Baltimore’s thriving arts scene with a 2-3 day trip. Visit the Walters Art Museum, the Baltimore Museum of Industry, and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).

Tip: Catch a performance at the famous Hippodrome Theatre or explore the vibrant street art in the Station North neighborhood.

Outdoor Adventures: Get your nature fix with a 2-3 day trip that includes hiking, kayaking, or biking. Explore the beautiful Patapsco Valley State Park, which offers scenic trails and waterways.

Tip: Rent a kayak and paddle along the Gwynns Falls, or take a guided bike tour through the city’s parks and gardens.

Tips for Your Multi-Day Trip

Getting Around:

  • Use public transportation (Metro Subway, buses) or ride-sharing services to get around the city.
  • Walk or bike when possible – Baltimore has many pedestrian-friendly streets and bike lanes.

Accommodations:

  • Choose from a range of hotels, hostels, or Airbnb options in central neighborhoods.
  • Consider staying outside the city center for more affordable options and easy access to public transportation.

Food & Drink:

  • Indulge in Baltimore’s famous seafood, crab cakes, and Natty Boh (National Bohemian beer).
  • Explore the city’s diverse food scene, from Asian cuisine in Chinatown to Southern comfort food in Fell’s Point.

More Resources

For more information on planning your multi-day trip to Baltimore, visit:

  • Visit Baltimore (official tourism website)
  • City of Baltimore (official government website)

Come and discover the charm of Baltimore – we can’t wait to welcome you!