The East Coast is home to some amazing cities bursting with history, culture, and regional cuisine. Baltimore has made it’s mark as a mid-Atlantic destination for International travel while maintaining a charm and hometown feel that draws locals and visitors from nearby suburbs and neighbors from Virginia, West Virginia, New Jersey and Washington, D.C.
Whether visiting from far away or escaping the daily grind for a stay-cation just a few miles from your own backyard, here are a few less-touristy sites to explore in and around Baltimore this summer.
The Great Outdoors
Beat the Heat
Shopping
Dining & Nightlife
And don’t forget to book your bed & breakfast stay! Reserve a room at Gramercy Mansion for country serenity just a short drive from the fun and eclectic shopping and dining in Hampden, or book a suite at the 1840s Carrollton Inn, just a block from Little Italy and close to Fells Point and the many attractions of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
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