Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and its Revolutionary War era fort give visitors a mix of waterfront fun and a deep dive into the birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner.
Inner Harbor Water Taxi Tour
A hop on hop off water taxi connects the harbor’s museums, restaurants, and neighborhoods along the waterfront.
Fort McHenry National Monument Tour
The fort that inspired the national anthem offers guided tours covering its role in the War of 1812.
National Aquarium Visit
One of the top aquariums in the country, featuring a rainforest exhibit and Atlantic coral reef tank.
Fell’s Point Ghost Tour
A historic waterfront neighborhood known for cobblestone streets, old taverns, and reputedly haunted buildings.
Chesapeake Bay Sailing Cruise
A sailing excursion onto the bay offers skyline views and a chance to learn about the region’s maritime heritage.
Book Baltimore Tours & Tickets
From harbor cruises to Fort McHenry’s Revolutionary War history, these tours cover Baltimore’s waterfront and its role in American history.
3- Hour Private Customizable Moonlight Washington DC Tour
private Ronald Reagan, Washington National Airport transfer
Practical Tips
- The Inner Harbor water taxi is a convenient and affordable way to reach most major attractions without a car.
- Fort McHenry tickets can be booked online in advance to avoid lines during summer.
- Fell’s Point ghost tours run in the evening and are best booked in advance during October.
FAQ
Is Fort McHenry worth visiting?
Yes, it’s the site that inspired the Star Spangled Banner and offers well preserved fortifications with costumed rangers during peak season.
How do you get around Baltimore’s Inner Harbor?
The water taxi is the easiest way to reach major sites, and most of downtown is also walkable.
Final Thoughts
Baltimore’s blend of harbor activities and Revolutionary War history makes it a rewarding stop for history buffs and families alike.
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