Downtown
In 1729, about 60 years after the first colonists settled in the area, Charles and Baltimore streets were built. Today, the intersection of these two roads is at the heart of Baltimore's business district, where you'll find the city's financial and banking institutions, international trade organizations, medical research companies, as well as law, engineering and architectural firms. A grid of roughly 25 blocks, the business district is easy to navigate and is within walking distance of most of the downtown hotels.Nightlife
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Mick O'Shea's Irish Pub and Restaurant
Gentlemen's Gold Club Baltimore (The)
Maggie Moore's Irish Pub and Restaurant
James Joyce Irish Pub & Restaurant
Attractions
Steamship Historical Society of America Collection (The)
Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute
Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society Museum
Sports Legends at Camden Yards
Baltimore Area Convention & Visitors Association
Restaurants
Gentlemen's Gold Club Baltimore (The)
Velleggia's Water Street Wharf
Cafe Promenade at Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor Camden Yards
Diamond Tavern - Hilton Baltimore
B&O American Brasserie - Hotel Monaco
Maggie Moore's Irish Pub and Restaurant
Patrick's of Pratt Street Irish Pub and Restaurant
Hotels
