Top Fun Things to Do in Baltimore, Maryland

So much to do and so little time will likely be the cliche one hears when visiting Baltimore, Maryland. There are just too many things to do and so much to see. Baltimore, Maryland, is the 12th largest city in America and has been one of the major seaports in the United States since the 1700s. Just the history of the place seems to attract people from all over. Harborplace and the Gallery is located right in the heart of the Inner Harbor and offers a unique shopping experience, exceptional dining and a variety of entertainment excitement right on the scenic waterfront.

The Baltimore Harbor Cruises offer sight seeing ventures on several different boats. The Prince Charming offers narrated sight seeing tours around four times per day April to October and on Thursday evenings the Pirates of the Inner Harbor offer families a unique and interactive pirate show. Two boats not just for the ladies, The Bay Lady and Lady Baltimore offer year round crab feasts, lunch, brunch, and dinner cruises. Moonlight tours are offered in the summer as well.
Prices do vary from season to season so contacting them for information regarding fees is recommended. Contact information: 410.347.5555 or 1.800.695.LADY

The Maryland Science Center will be a great time for the family and there is something for everyone on this educational and informative trip. Young boys will be attracted to the ever gross and disgusting things that happen inside the human body. Dial a germ, a phone you can call a germ and learn about that particular germ and what happens to it when it gets into your body. That in mind, walk through a waking chamber after sleeping on a real "bed of nails" and stand inside
a human heart and lungs and feel the rhythm your body makes as the heart and lungs do thier thing! One of the science centers exciting and most popular attraction is Newton's Alley where you can actually touch a cloud, see a sound or convert your own energy into electricity. There's so much fun and educational things going on at Newton's Alley you just have to go and see for yourself. Get in touch with your "science and technology" side. For more information