Inner Harbor

"I have spent a lot of time in Baltimore over the last 15 years. Even worked in Harbor East. Rams Head, Hard Rock, minutes from Fells Point and Federal Hill, I have always enjoyed the area. The Inner Harbor has food, sites, paddle boats, Taverns, music, harbor tours and it’s Charming. As of late, it’s not the Charm City I know it to be. Bus Stops smell like urine, addiction is rash, and crime keeps the city from welcoming Tourism. Something’s gotta give. JVATALARO"

"Great place to exercise, sightseeing, take pictures , take your kids , relax , meditate, shopping and breath fresh air. There are restaurants around and few shops to buy things you need (souvenirs). It’s nice to walk around here , it’s secure and very clean. I had the time to see crabs and jelly fish. Well recommended and it’s free"

"Good skyline views and lots of things to see and do. We heard a live band. Lots of people visiting the shops and eating at the restaurants. The aquarium is near by and you can go on small boats in the harbor."

"The Inner Harbor is family friendly but it’s not what it used to be when I was growing up. They are making an effort to keep it alive by hosting events such as small music festivals at the amphitheater and various other things to do which can be found in the Waterfront Partnership’s website. There are quite a few dining options across the street but not closer to the water as it used to be. The closest you will get is the Cheesecake Factory. I still recommend to visit. There are dinner cruises, museums, the aquarium, and other main attractions. Hopefully they revitalize the Harbor pavilions to keep all the action in one centralized location."

"The best time to go to the inner harbour is during the week and before 12 on the weekends, they have a new park for the kids call rash field, volleyball station. And why go down to look @ the cherry blossoms and they have some beautiful trees there. Oh the cannon goes off each day, how cool is that."