Baltimore Travel Blog

Harborplace & The Gallery, Baltimore’s number one attraction for shopping, dining and entertainment, announced today the expansion of their current retail mix with the addition of Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Johnny Rockets, McCormick World of Flavors, as well as the newly...

April is Autism Awareness month and April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. Here in Baltimore, at War Memorial Plaza on 100 N. Holliday Street, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will be lighting up Baltimore City Hall to welcome in the month.  The Light It Up Blue Ceremony and press conference will be...

HarborPlace and the Gallery is going through a bit of a makeover in an effort to redefine itself and the shopping experience. In a press release from Weinberg Harris & Associates, Christopher Schardt, Senior General Manager of Harborplace & The Gallery says they are focusing on “providing a...

I just finished reading an article printed by the Baltimore Sun about Google’s plans to feature virtual tours of 17 top museums  from around the world and their works of art, using technology designed for its Google maps. Apparently, the viewer will be able to see intricate details in the art...

In light of the recent snow madness in the Baltimore area, I thought I’d lend a few snow storm survival tips. With a few more months left in winter and ample opportunity for more wintry weather “fun”, it’s helpful to have a game plan to avoid mistakes of the past. Travelers to...

There are so many attractions to take kids to see in Baltimore, ranging from the aquarium to the museum to nature walks.

Restaurants come and go in every city but with the weak economy it seems that restaurant doors have been closing  a little more than usual in Baltimore.

My husband’s upcoming birthday had me scouring ways to spend his birthday in his second favorite city.

Looking for things to do in Baltimore for free or close to it? Plan to be in the area in December? Well, every year Charm City drops prices to many of its attractions to $1.00 for one weekend, officially called Dollar Days. This year prices are being dropped the first weekend of December, the 4th and...

Baltimore can lay official claims to being the first city to have a venue sell tickets on Facebook. Ram’s Head Live began selling tickets on its FaceBook fan page a couple of weeks ago and with over 10,000 fans, the venue makes it easier for concert goers to purchase tickets without going offsite...