⚠️ Good to Know
After being struck by a barge in 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed. The cruise port has reopened, but construction of the replacement bridge is not expected to be completed until 2028.
Come for the cruise, stay for the experience! Baltimore may not be on your top 10 list of places to visit in the USA — but maybe it should be. The city and surrounding areas are full of interesting history and attractions you won't want to miss. Consider booking a hotel before or after your cruise in Baltimore to check out some of the local attractions.
🐬 National Aquarium
Attracting over 1.5 million visitors every year, Baltimore's National Aquarium houses more than 16,000 aquatic animals of 750 species across tanks holding over 2.2 million gallons of water.
🦈 Blacktip Reef
Award-winning exhibit replicating an Indo-Pacific reef — home to blacktip sharks, zebra sharks, and Calypso, a 500 lb green sea turtle.
🐬 Dolphin Discovery
Home to 8 bottlenose dolphins — get up close and personal and watch the everyday life of these incredible animals.
⚾ Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baseball fans should definitely check out Oriole Park at Camden Yards — the historic home of the Baltimore Orioles. Expert-guided stadium tours combine the best of modern architectural technology and classic American baseball park charm. A must for any sports lover visiting Baltimore.
🖼️ The Walters Art Museum
Once the private collection of the wealthy Walters family, The Walters Art Museum is an internationally renowned collection showcasing art from around the world — from pre-dynastic Egypt to 20th century Europe, Greek sculpture to Russian Imperial Fabergé eggs.
⚓ Fell's Point Neighborhood
Fell's Point is a lively waterfront neighborhood that was once home to America's most important Colonial seaport. Explore cobblestone streets lined with 18th and 19th century homes and storefronts, with a wide array of restaurants and bars to choose from.
🏴☠️ Urban Pirates
Try your hand at being a pirate aboard a real pirate ship — a swashbuckling adventure for all ages!
⚓ Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park Museum
A fascinating museum celebrating the history of Black maritime workers and the legendary abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
🔭 Maryland Science Center
As you cruise out of port, you'll see the majestic Maryland Science Center up close from the water — but it's even more impressive from inside! The center features science, technology, and math exhibits alongside IMAX shows and a planetarium. A fantastic stop for curious minds of all ages.