What TripAdvisor has to say about Baltimore public transportation is pretty spot on.  The Lightrail runs north to south and does not connect with the neighborhoods of Canton and Fells Point.  There are stops by Camden Yards and a stop in Mt.Vernon that are most frequently used and only take a bit of a walk to get where you need to go.

Theres always something popping in Federal Hill, we're huge fans of The Dog Pub on cross street for a laid back experience and delicious pizza or stop in anyone of the bars for fun and mixed drinks. If you're up for a little magic visit Illusions Magic Bar and Lounge for drinks and a show.

Here is a link to the winners of Best of Baltimore Nightlife. Enjoy!

The City Paper is Baltimore's Alternative Weekly paper.  Their Best Of Baltimore Issue is often dead on, so if you're searching for a cozy restaurant, a romantic restaurant or just the best place to find pie...this link is where it's at.

PS. Don't bother trying to find a good curry in Baltimore..it's not to be found in this city.  Your only hope is Akbar's for the lunch buffet, and even that can be hit or miss.

Baltimore is home to the best team in baseball - the Baltimore Orioles. Okay...so maybe that's just Christiana's opinion, but you should still check out a game!

Relax and enjoy food and beer from your seat all while taking in America's pastime.  Here is a link to the August schedule!

The National Aquarium in Baltimore is one of the city's leading attractions. Fun, entertaining AND educational!

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is a fantastic load of fun and Christiana trys to go at least once a year.

Fort McHenry is the birthplace of America's national anthem during the War of 1812.  The fort is best known for it's role in protecting Baltimore from the British Navy during the War of 1812.

Baltimore has several great museums, our favorite is the American Visionary Art Museum.  The Baltimore Museum of Industry is also an enjoyable find and is located in the Federal Hill neighborhood.