What NOT to Do in Baltimore, Maryland

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Old Bay, Maryland Crab, Fells Point, Walters Art Museum, Fort McHenry and so much more! There are a lot of do's & a few don'ts when it comes to visiting Baltimore, Maryland. Here we show you around the city to get the most out of your Baltimore vacation whether you are visiting for an Orioles or Ravens game or a day trip from Washington, DC or staying longer to enjoy the aquarium, inner harbor, and the museums there is plenty to see and do in Baltimore.
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[KyleShade]

I have traveled my share, I love Baltimore more than anywhere else because of the people. It’s the only city I have been to where people are 100% authentically them. No pretentiousness, no snobbery, what you see is what you get.

[jg-]

Pro tip: If you visit on a weekday, there are 3 completely free water taxi routes subsidized by the city. They're called the Harbor Connector routes, considered an extension of the Charm City Circulator, which is a modest network of free downtown bus routes run by the city.

[ramblinman]

Been waiting for this video for a while. Spent the first 9 years of my life in Baltimore before moving to FL. Thanks for talking about being safe in the city, but not harping on it. People should also check out the Zoo and Druid Hill Park and maybe Hampden.

[shadowmwo]

Im from Baltimore and this video sums it up in a nutshell! Old bay is good on everything!!

[johndoe]

The police sirens in the background really add to the authentic Baltimore experience

[NickP]

In Baltimore, a person definitely can’t skip a visit to Fort McHenry.

The birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner 🇺🇸

[jimjankswankson]

BALTIMORE native born and raised. Awesome vid.👍🏾 Love my city.

[boondoggle]

If you start seeing a bunch of abandoned houses, that is *definitely* a part of the city that you want to avoid. That’s my number one safety tip.

[lauraleecreations]

Don't forget the Zoo, if it's still open. When I lived in Maryland I took my children there. It was great! They are now adults (almost 30's).❤️❤️❤️

[markfinley]

TriphacksDC and Wolters World, what a great combo!

[timothymull]

Baltimore has a place in my heart. Most genuine and generous people you will meet anywhere. An underdog town that will grow on you the more you understand it and it's people.

[kingbradentucky]

I am headed to Baltimore in a month for no reason other than to go to Baltimore . Super excited. It seems like a cool city.

[papigrande]

I'm a Baltimorean. Five minutes into this video and I can see this guy did his homework. Very good information. You sir, get a sub!

[del]

25 yrs n Baltimore…
1. Fav Botanical garden @ Druid hill park.
2. Chill @ Lake Montebello up the hill by the pine trees.
3. Korean War memorial…take FREE water taxi to Under Armour,
4. Visit the Padoga…concer schedule.
5. Hang out @ White Marsh the “Avenue, concert schedule!
Great grub..@ Thai Rainbow..concourse ln, Broadway dinner..Fogo de Chao…

[jugatsunichi]

Great video and awesome seeing Rob with you. I definitely recommend also taking a short 35 min south to Annapolis. Very beautiful historic city on the water with lots of shops and restaurants. The Naval Academy is there and has a great gift shop and museum open to the public.

[waitasecond]

Aww as a Marylander who hasn’t been home in years, you’ve got me homesick! Love Camden Yards! Fort McHenry!! And Phillips crab cakes ♥️♥️♥️

[alligeek]

Love it! It's a little surreal to see you in my backyard. :) Baltimore has a really bad reputation, but it has its gems too.

[sunsetatshabooms]

I'm from outside of Baltimore and I think you guys did a pretty good job with this video Thumbs up. Just a little note about crabs, unlike other areas, we refer to them as crabs not crab. So we say "we're having crabs" Do you want to get some crabs?" I have no idea why we say it that way when other states say crab lol but if you want to fit in, you say "how are the crabs?" I would also suggest checking out Arundel Mills which is just outside of Baltimore. There is a casino, theatre, huge mall, movies and lots of restaurants/shopping. There are also nice hotels there so if you don't want to stay downtown, this is an option as well. There are also lot of other places to check out outside of baltimore if you have the time and transportation. Annapolis, Naval Academy, Ocean City, Assateague Island National Seashore, Historic Frederick, Great Falls Park outside DC where you can ride a historic Canal boat, Blackwater National Refuge with site of Harriet Tubman's childhood home, Deep Creek Lake, Antietam National Battlefiel and more! :)

[alexlindquist]

One I have is don’t pass up the Guinness Open Gate brewery. It may not be the one in Dublin but it’s a super cool building with lots of historic brewing artifacts, with some good beer on top of it. It has a unique vibe which I really like. The people working there have a passion for the beer and loved to answer questions and tell stories. For being a “touristy” place, I had a really fun time. I live in Chicago where the Guinness brewery that opened up out here is pathetic in comparison to the Baltimore one.

[sebtheanimal]

Fells Point is rowdy over the weekends but very fun and of course the annual Fells Point Festival is incredible.