Home of Giant, Rite Aid, Radio Shack, Hair Cuttery, Tomlinson Craft Gallery, and movie theatre.

Ancient, medieval, and 19th-century painting collections. Hackerman House, a beautifully restored home adjacent to the museum, houses the Walters' Asian art collection. Free.

Memorabilia, artifacts, equipent, uniforms, written material and documents relating to lacrosse.

Ride the rails along the Jones Falls in antique Baltimore streetcars.

A 234-foot brick tower built with one million wood fired bricks in 1828 for the production of lead shot.

The largest African American museum on the East coast with a mission to be the premier resource of information and inspiration about the lives of

Voted one of the Top 5 Children's Museums in the U.S.

Dating from 1853, Constellation was the last all-sail warship designed by the US Navy.

Collections of artifacts and entertaining, educational exhibitions representing a riveting historical mix of gear, gadgets, and lore associated with dentistry and teeth.

The original manuscript of the "Star Spangled Banner" is housed here, along with decorative arts and a large 19th-century silver collection. Admission $6 with student ID.

This educational foundation runs interesting hands-on, outdoor youth programs, many involving the Chesapeake Bay. The foundation also manages Baltimore's National Historic Seaport and Maritime Museum.

One of the country's leading centers for exhibits about Jewish heritage and culture.

Features 100 life-size, life-like wax figures highlighting historical and contemporary personalities of African ancestry.

1850s Italianate mansion with post-Impressionist paintings, rare books, Tiffany glass, Japanese netsuke, and Baltimore's only private theater.

A museum dedicated to creating education programs and cultural experiences that reach an exceptionally wide range of constituents. Suggest donation of $3 for students.

Contemporary and third-world artists, artifacts, and memorabilia.

$6 with student ID. Lots of hands-on exhibitions about Baltimore's industrial history.

Maryland's largest museum, noted for its modern collection, American wing, and sculpture garden. Open Wednesday=Sunday, free.

Embrace your inner salty dog and check out the array of historic battleships maintained in the Inner Harbor.

Over 150 locomotives and rolling stock on a 40-acre property.

Nation's only museum devoted to the work of untrained "outsider" artists. Definitely worth a visit. $7 with student ID.

Exhibits emerging and established visual and performing national and international artists. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.

Baltimore's only public space solely devoted to showing the work of illustrators, graphic designers, cartoonists, and commercial photographers.

Features emerging and alternative art and artists.

Gallery with wonderful art, wonderful community, great food at openings.

A Hampden gallery featuring crafts - including jewelry, housewares, ceramics, and more. Great place for unique gifts.

Has art exhibitions and poetry readings. A great vintage boutique that sells Levi's for $14 and has a wonderful gallery on the second floor with monthly poetry readings.

Shows the work of emerging regional artists and performers.

New gallery and studio space directly across from the Studio Center. Includes a photo dark room.

A full-service printmaking atelier and contemporary art gallery. Printers collaborate with artists to create intaglio and lithographs.

A gallery showing a variety of artists works.

Antique prints, maps, and vintage French posters. Custom framing available.

Features functional and sculptural ceramics, traveling exhibitions by national and international artists, and work by Clayworks’ resident artists and students.

Alternative exhibition space that produces, presents, and promotes arts and cultural programming.