Inner Harbor, Baltimore

We were here on a Christmas evening. Most of the shops were closed barring a couple of souvenir stores. But, we absolutely loved the views of the water and had a fun time taking snaps of the reflections of buildings and ships. It wasn't too cold and the weather was good enough for a nice stroll. There are few historic ships stationed there. Parking was on the opposite side of the road.

I love Baltimore, but, they have some serious renovating to do / complete to this area. It's a great view and backdrop for photos. The harbor water stinks! The prices for tickets for the tourist attractions are high. Half of the stores are closed up and the appearance of the area needs major work. Come on Public works! Keep our city presentable!

The Baltimore Inner Harbor has great majestic views of the water. The 2 pavilions used to be the crown jewel of downtown Charm City. The restaurants and retail shops are all gone. It’s still a great area to walk around but there needs to be an investment to make things look more fresh and modern. The Inner Harbor is steps away from the famed “Charm’tastic Mile”.

The inner harbor is a terrific place to walk on a Sunday afternoon. Many restaurants and tourist kind of things to do like a harbor cruise or perhaps renting a paddle boat.

There's alot to do at the harbor. A wide range from shopping, eating, relaxing,walking/exercise, street music to scenic tours. One could spend several days exploring and not visit the same thing twice. Good food on and off the water. Reasonable prices for activities. Make sure you have good supportive shoes and plenty of space on your camera for pictures! Weekdays are less crowded then the weekends.