Lexington Market - Lexington Market is the largest running market in the world. It has been around since 1782. The market continues to stand in its original site. The market which is located on Lexington Street has been around for more than 6 generations

Six Flags America - Six Flags America features more than 100 thrilling rides, shows and attractions! Eight fun and furious roller coasters, live Hollywood-style shows including the new hip-hop high-energy music review - Radioactive!, plus a huge water park filled with more than a million gallons of splashin' action!

Star-Spangled Banner Flag House - Visitors to the Flag House are given a personalized tour of the 18th-century home of Mary Young Pickersgill and the adjacent 1812 Museum. The house is furnished in fine Federal antiques and is the ideal place to learn about the making of the Star-Spangled Banner, America's oldest national flag.

Port Discover, the Children's Museum in Baltimore - Offering three floors of endless interactive fun for the whole family, with exhibits designed in collaboration with Walt Disney Imagineering. Education and entertainment are joined in wondrous hands-on activities that run non-stop daily.

USS Constellation Museum - The last all sail warship built by the US Navy provides a spectacular view of Baltimore's historic waterfront. As the only civil war era vessel afloat, USS Constellation invites guests to step back in time and explore the decks of history. Interactive presentations and demonstrations by the ships crew.

The African Art Museum of Maryland - The Museum's galleries occupy 750 square feet. African art exhibited by the Museum include masks, sculptured figures, textiles, baskets, jewelry, household items and musical instruments, and goldweights.

Savage Mill - Presently, the mill is home to more than 175,000 square feet of collector quality antiques, home furnishing centers, resident artisans, galleries, craft shops, specialty shops, a French Bakery (with wood-fired ovens), and a Gourmet Café.

Historical Electronics Museum - At this museum, one can begin to understand the enormous technology leaps that have occurred during this 'century of electronics.' Actual radar, radio and other electronics systems, including such items as the camera system used by Apollo 11 astronauts during their July 1969 landing on the moon, are just a few of the types of displays at the museum.

Cascade Lake - Spring-fed lake nestled among rolling hills and woods. Visitors may swim, fish and picnic. Roped-off swimming are includes waterslides, high-dive platform, & floating rafts. The facility also features a Petting zoo.

The Baltimore Zoo - Visit the Zoo, and meet more than 2,000 animals - including chimpanzees, warthogs, elephants, leopards, and more! Take a safari through Africa. Discover hands-on adventures in the #1-rated Children's Zoo. And explore the winding path through the Lyn P. Meyerhoff Maryland Wilderness.

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center - The general public learns about SERC's research and the ecology of tidal wetlands in canoe trips led by staff educators and scientists.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Home to the American League baseball team, the Baltimore Orioles. Great family fun in a beautiful baseball venue. Tours by appointment.

Maryland Science Center - Enjoy three floors of exhibits and demonstrations, the Davis Planetarium, and the IMAX Theater.

Babe Ruth Museum - If you love the Babe, Baseball, Home Runs, the New York Yankees, the Boston Red Sox, the Baltimore Orioles, Cal Ripken, Memorabilia, Games, Trivia, or Sports History, this is the place for you.

Lacrosse Museum and National Hall of Fame - Discover and relive the origins of America's oldest sport! Engulf yourself in rare photographs and art, vintage equipment and uniforms, striking sculptures and trophies, cherished memorabilia and artifacts. View the all-time greats of lacrosse in the beautiful Hall of Fame Gallery and study their outstanding accomplishments through state-of-the-art computer interactives.

Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural C - Museum serves to showcase the works of renowned and aspiring artists with the focus on increasing public awareness of the contributions of African Americans in the Fine Arts.

National Aquarium in Baltimore - The Aquarium features more than 10,000 marine and freshwater animals. The Aquarium remains one of the most sophisticated and technologically advanced aquariums in existence. Its architecture, exhibits, programs, and management structure are considered definitive role models worldwide.

Historic London Town and Gardens - Historic London Town and Gardens is a 23-acre park located on the South River in Edgewater, Maryland. London Town has within its boundaries part of the late-seventeenth and early eighteenth-century town of London, which is currently being excavated by archaeologists from the Lost Towns Project.

B & O Railroad Museum - Through programming and exhibitions, the B&O Railroad Museum seeks to explore many new facets of American railroading and offer a wide range of experiences to its visitors.

Irvine Nature Center - Irvine Nature Center gives visitors the opportunity to learn about nature through hands-on exhibits and outdoor nature trails.

The Baltimore Museum of Art - The Baltimore Museum of Art is Maryland's largest art museum featuring more than 85,000 works or art, ranging from ancient mosaics to contemporary art