A trip to The National Aquarium is a fun way to spend an afternoon in Baltimore, particularly if you have kids with you! Located in the heart of the Inner Harbor, there are many dining options close by.
Known for good food and fun pubs, this is a great place to spend some time downtown.
For history buffs and novices alike, this museum and former war fort is a unique Baltimore landmark to visit if you're feeling patriotic. Oh say, can't you see that our national anthem was written right here?
Located just a few minutes away from the wedding venue on the Johns Hopkins campus, this museum showcases art that spans across many eras and artistic movements.
Fingers crossed for a home game on Sunday 09/12/2021! Will you protect this house?
A famous ballpark in the baseball community, this is a home-run site to check out, whether or not you're able to catch a game! Go O's! (and Yankees...)
With a group who all want different things to eat? Check out this upscale food court located in the Remington neighborhood. Vendors serve a wide variety of foods from sushi to fried chicken and korean to tacos! We honestly prefer to go in groups who like to share so we can get a taste of everything!
Another great brewery only a few minutes away from where Kelsey grew up (and the wedding venue!). Known for the laid back atmosphere and tasty craft brews.
If you're looking for something a little stronger than beer, this might be the place for you. Open for tours, this distillery has quickly become a Baltimore favorite. Hop next store to the Rye Street Tavern for some specialty cocktails and great food, spearheaded by Chef Andrew Carmellini and NoHo Hospitality Group.
Craft cocktails & a 360 degree view of downtown Baltimore. What more could you ask for?