Baltimore Custom Historic Walking Tours

Select a one hour preset tour or let us make a custom tour for you! Choose from Fells Point: The oldest and saltiest neighborhood in Baltimore, she's paved with Belgium Block streets, European architecture, great eateries and shops. Here Frederick Douglass made his bold escape to freedom and Ann Bond Fell turned a thriving shipyard into one of the most sought after neighborhoods in 1800's America. Fells Point is a charmer. Mount Vernon Place: Considered the most beautiful of Baltimore neighborhoods, Mount Vernon Place was once home the more millionaire philanthropists than any other city in America and it shows. Marble churches, libraries, and monuments are filled with Tiffany glass windows and stories of the movers and shakers who built them. A real eye candy tour. Inner Harbor: The heartbeat of Baltimore, it's chock-a-block full of history, Gilded Age architecture, and quirky characters. Includes the only Outsider Museum in America. Fascinating history in the water and out.

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1. Come be charmed by Baltimore's oldest and saltiest neighborhood, Fells Point. From her start as a thriving shipyard that helped win the War of 1812 to Frederick Douglass's amazing escape to freedom to the the story of the crazy stone streets, Fells Point is awash with European charm, bold characters, live music, Mom and Pop shops, and terrific eateries. (1h 0min)
2. A dynamic behind the scenes look at the wealthiest neighborhood in Baltimore and the movers and shakers whose stories and buildings are a treat for the mind and the eyes. Included are the original headquarters of the B&O Railroad, America's first Washington Monument, George Peabody Library, Garrett Jacobs Mansion, Baltimore Basilica, Enoch Pratt library, and more (1h 0min)
3. One of America's most active ports, Baltimore's Inner Harbor is a riches to rags to riches story for the ages. Learn about the world famous National Aquarium and the only Outsider Museum in the country. Hear the nail biting story of two brothers pitted against each other for a Super Bowl ring as well as the story of how Federal Hill got its name when Maryland joined the country. Baltimore's Inner Harbor is full of life, both in the water and around it. A fascinating one hour tour of the heartbeat of a great American city. (1h 0min)

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