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Maritime Museum 802 S. Caroline Street Baltimore MD, 21231 Phone: 410-396-3453 Fax: 410-396-3393 Tour USS Torsk, last victorious WWII submarine; USCGC Taney, last Pearl Harbor survivor afloat; Lightship Chesapeake, guiding mariners safely; and the 7-foot Knoll Lighthouse, which marked the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay for 33 years. Baltimore Public
Works Museum Explore the dynamic interrelationships of public works and urban life. Learn about the history of Baltimore's public works and the fascinating technology behind clean drinking water, recycling, tunnels and more! Baltimore
Yacht Charters, Ltd. Exclusive agent of the 75-foot yacht Royal Blue with spacious decks, two bars, uniformed crew, tastefully decorated and equipped for luxurious entertaining and dining. Specializing in weddings, corporate planning and parties. Bay Lady and
Lady Baltimore The Ladies offer year-round lunch, brunch and dinner cruises. Crab feasts, Annapolis and Moonlights in the summer. The Prince runs one-hour narrated tours four times daily from April-October. All available for private charter. Clipper City,
Inc. Baltimore's tall ship, a topsail schooner, sails from the Inner Harbor daily for general public; available for private corporate, convention and wedding charters. Can accommodate up to 140 passengers. Ed Kane's Water
Taxi Our water transportation system of 16 blue and white boats is the oldest of its kind in the country. One price for all day, unlimited on-off service; transports you to over 30 attractions and neighborhoods. Group discounts and tours available. Harborplace
and The Gallery at Harborplace The heart of Baltimore's renowned Inner Harbor, Harborplace and The Gallery feature a mix of 101 unique shops, 16 sit-down restaurants and 40 diverse eateries, and live entertainment on the waterfront. Maryland Science
Center One of Baltimore's premier locations for family entertainment. Located at the famed Inner Harbor, we offer three full floors of hands-on exhibits, IMAX films, planetarium shows, kids' room, observatory, Science Store and a new café. National Aquarium
in Baltimore Dive in for an unforgettable journey under the sea. Stunning exhibits and more than 11,000 aquatic animals make this Inner Harbor destination Baltimore's most popular attraction. Express entry available when you purchase tickets online at www.aqua.org. Nautical Destinations
Your one-stop source featuring customized yacht charters, both sailboat and motor yacht, and special waterfront events for groups in Baltimore, Annapolis and the Eastern Shore! |
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Passport: Voyages of Discovery Pier IV Building 621 E. Pratt Street, Suite 110 Baltimore MD, 21202 Phone: 410-468-0700 Fax: 410-468-0109 Website: http://www.passportvoyages.com SEE, HEAR, FEEL and RIDE American history and experience the ocean in a new way at the first United States location of Passport: Voyages of Discovery. Combining film, motion seats and special effects, audiences become immersed in the adventure. Port Discovery,
the Kid-Powered Museum Voted Top Five Children's Museum in the U.S. (Child Magazine, Feb. 2002), Port Discovery, the Kid-Powered Museum offers ever-changing, interactive exhibits and programs for kids ages 2-12. Power Plant
/ The Cordish Company The Power Plant, located in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, is the country's preeminent entertainment complex. Featuring Hard Rock Café, Barnes & Noble, Gold's Gym and the first-ever ESPN Zone. It's the perfect downtown destination. Power Plant
Live! Baltimore’s premier dining and entertainment district, located adjacent to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. This exciting development features entertainment, restaurants and nightclubs – all spilling out into a common plaza with outdoor seating. Pride of Baltimore,
Inc. Pride of Baltimore II, a representative of an 1812-era Baltimore Clipper, promotes economic trade and tourism for Maryland and Baltimore city. When in home Chesapeake Bay waters, she provides public day sails and is available for group sails/receptions. Ride the Ducks
of Baltimore Take a Baltimore adventure aboard an amphibious duck! See the city from both land and sea as the expedition takes you through historic sites and neighborhoods, then plunges into the Inner Harbor for a water tour! Sailing Ketch
Pintita Experience your own custom charter sail on the Pintita, a beautiful 45-foot Endeavour Sailing Ketch, licensed for private parties up to 20. Personalized service, an all-weather cockpit and air-conditioned. Call Getaway Sailing at 410-342-3110. Seaport Taxi Enjoy downtown attractions on the newest and most comfortable boats in the Inner Harbor. Try our free van service to Fort McHenry and restaurants. We also specialize in charters and large groups. Top of the
World Observation Level Experience a breathtaking 360-degree view of Baltimore's skyline, harbor and beyond from the world's tallest pentagonal shaped building, designed by I.M. Pei. City history and culture exhibits support the awe-inspiring view. Get to know Charm City from a new perspective -- from the Top. USS Constellation
Museum Built in 1854,
USS Constellation is the last all-sail warship built by the U.S.
Navy and the only Civil War era naval vessel still afloat. Open
daily. History comes alive with hourly 'hands-on' demonstrations
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