Baltimore Things to Do

This nightspot offers a breathtaking view of the city from the top floor of the old Belvedere Hotel. Settle in for happy hour and watch the dusk settle over the city as its lights gradually begin to twinkle on. The calm won't l... more

This gallery documents the history of architecture. If it's been blueprinted, you'll probably find it photographed, sketched or painted here. On the first floor, the nonprofit American Institute of Architects (AIA) Gallery disp... more

Located at the intersection of Thames Street and Broadway, this lively little bar is at the very heart of Fells Point. It's also home to the biggest outdoor seating area in the neighborhood—a great place to sip a beer and soak... more

This Roland Park mainstay called Alonso's has been a local favorite since 1931. For an appetizer, consider Little Neck Clams, Mussles Marinerre or Bruschetta. Then satisfy your craving for a cheeseburger or a thin-crusted pizza... more

'Visionary' is a term used to describe art that is created by people who use ordinary media to express their own intensely personal ideas about life. This museum has assembled a wonderful collection of this very Visionary art.... more

This small gallery, located in the heart of the historic Fells Point neighborhood, is filled floor-to-ceiling with a blend of mass-produced, machine-made items and original pieces crafted by local artists. Angeline's Art Galler... more

This thirty-eight year old collection dating from 1800 to 1950 features over forty antique dolls houses, kitchens, shops, theaters and castles. The collection also features an Apothecary Shop with antique toiletry and pharmaceu... more

Majority of the shows at Arena Players tackle issues which generally are under the carpet. The theater takes responsibility to bring matters such as AIDS, racism, politics and religion into public forefront through a medium of... more

The As-Saffat Mosque was the first mosque in Maryland to be founded in 1971. This mosque propagates the teachings of the holy Quran and Prophet Muhammad Abdullah. The first Islamic community school was started by this Mosque, a... more