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McHenry Industry (transfer to #14 Bus) National Monument Map Design: Reineckandreineck.com, San Francisco 0100200 300 Meters Two Twelve Associates, New York Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. However, please call attractions to confirm information before visiting. For further details, contact or Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association stop by the Baltimore Visitor Center. All the sites listed are members of the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association. Welcome Fun on the Waterfront Pier Six Concert Pavilion Baltimore Maritime Museum Welcome to Baltimore—where fun and funky, historic Pier 6, East Pratt Street Pier 3, East Pratt Street 410-625-5100 410-396-3453 and hilarious, quaint and quirky and everything else During the summer, this Baltimore and the nation’s maritime heritage await you spectacular pavilion on the with tours of the USCGC Taney, the last surviving warship water’s edge hosts a range you can think of meet. Here, you’ll behold renowned from the attack on Pearl Harbor; the U.S. submarine Torsk, of exciting performers such which sank the last two Japanese combatant ships of as Al Greene, Indigo Girls works of art. Explore our country’s maritime heritage. World War II; and the Lightship Chesapeake, a floating and Journey. It is also navigational lighthouse. available for private events Dine on Chesapeake Bay cuisine—everything from and waterside gatherings. Baltimore Museum of Industry 1415 Key Highway The Power Plant crabs to caviar. Catch a ball game or Broadway show. 410-727-4808 Tall ships in the Inner Harbor 601 East Pratt Street Devoted to the region’s industrial heritage, this Inner Harbor 410-752-5444 Discover neighborhoods that take you from Italy to museum features recreated workshops and storefronts, Located in the Inner Harbor, this premier entertainment award-winning children’s activities, the 1906 steam tugboat complex, a Cordish Company development, features a “Baltimore,” a beautiful waterfront location and free parking. Greece. And, of course, shop, shop, shop and shop. Hard Rock Café, ESPN Zone, Gold’s Gym and Barnes & Noble. Harborplace and The Gallery at Harborplace Top of the World–Observation Level From our famed Inner Harbor to the thousands of 200 East Pratt Street World Trade Center, 27th Floor 410-332-4191 or 800-HARBOR-1 401 East Pratt Street treasures throughout our city, you’ll find a surprise Harborplace features over 125 shops as well as numerous 410-837-VIEW eateries and restaurants.
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