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Come to Baltimore, Maryland, the“Charm City” that will captivate you with its scenic waters, pleasant people, and bustling entertainment area. As a major U.S. seaport, Baltimore has a thriving Inner Harbor with lively bars, tasty restaurants, and plenty of shopping establishments. Get to know its seaside history throughout the Inner Harbor, including the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, Port Discovery Children’s Museum, the updated Harborplace and The Gallery shopping centers. You’ll find Oriole Park at Camden Yards nearby, where both the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles play; it is renowned for its Retro-Style Ballpark design and Major League teams. The new 14-mi Gwynns Falls Trail runs from the northwest past the Inner Harbor, welcoming all visitors to the natural beauty of the city while providing challenging exercise. Over time Baltimore has developed a booming economy as well, with large service employers like Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Hospital. The nearby University of Maryland, Baltimore campus and University of Maryland Medical System are also key businesses. With high admissions policies and some of the oldest public schools in the nation, Baltimore City Public School System ranks highly. Baltimore City College holds a deep-seated rivalry with Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, and Western High School is the oldest public all girls school in the country. Baltimore has strived for equality and black American success, producing leaders like Thurgood Marshall, the first black American justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. In all its beauty and history, Baltimore, Maryland will surely charm its way into your heart.


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Baltimore, Maryland is known as the “Charm City” for its scenic waters, pleasant people, and bustling entertainment area. As a major U.S. seaport, Baltimore has a thriving Inner Harbor with lively bars, tasty restaurants, and plenty of shopping establishments. Baltimore’s seaside history is revealed throughout the Inner Harbor, including the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, Port Discovery Children’s Museum, the updated Harborplace and The Gallery shopping centers. You’ll find Oriole Park at Camden Yards nearby, where both the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles play; it is renowned for its Retro-Style Ballpark design and Major League teams. The new 14-mi Gwynns Falls Trail runs from the northwest past the Inner Harbor, showing the natural beauty of the city while providing challenging exercise. Over time Baltimore has developed a booming economy as well, with large service employers like Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Hospital. The nearby University of Maryland, Baltimore campus and University of Maryland Medical System are also key businesses. With high admissions policies and some of the oldest public schools in the nation, Baltimore City Public School System ranks highly. Baltimore City College holds a deep-seated rivalry with Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, and Western High School is the oldest public all girls school in the country. Baltimore has strived for equality and black American success, producing leaders like Thurgood Marshall, the first black American justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. In all its beauty and history, Baltimore, Maryland will surely charm its way into your heart

Maryland is a state with a long history and many, many exciting sights to see and explore year-round. Both the summers and winters are relatively mild in comparison to most of the other states, and the seasons are very distinguished, from the colored leaves of fall to the bursting spring flowers. Baltimore, particularly it’s newly redesigned and renovated Inner Harbor is one of the hot spots of Maryland where visitors can peer into the past, enjoy the present, and catch a glimpse of the future. The Walters Art Museum not only offers a wide selection of art, but also hosts live music and other cultural events. The Baltimore Museum also contains a wide variety of artifacts and exhibits of its own. At the Maryland Science Center visitors can marvel at ancient fossils from Dinosaur Quest to the latest in technological innovations at Our Place in Space. And children are sure to get their kicks at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum. Not far away you’ll find the National Aquarium in Baltimore, which is home to both marine life and water-loving mammals. And don’t forget the dolphin show, which is sure to make a splash. After a great day discovering and learning about our world, take a stroll to one of the many restaurants and bars that dot the Inner Harbor, and be sure to stop and take some pictures of the restored ships and cannons on the harbor’s edge. If you don’t know what you want for dinner, there’s plenty to choose from. There’s even a Hard Rock Café. Aside from Baltimore’s Inner harbor, Maryland also has some great state parks and gorgeous sandy beaches, including Ocean City, one of its most famous. And if that’s not enough, Washington, DC, the nation’s capital, is just a short drive away.

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