Boasting its motto of being "The Greatest City in America," travelers from all over visit Baltimore for its rich history as one of the United States' first cities.

Inner Harbor is the nucleus of Baltimore's cultural scene, and it is perhaps the most popular landmark in the city. There, you will find many restaurants and museums, in addition to the[Baltimore Aquarium.

Minutes from the Harbor is Camden Yards, where you can catch an Orioles game, or see the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum. If it's music and live entertainment you crave, then the Power Plant Live!, which is a block from the Harbor, is an excellent place to catch festivals and events all year round.

Baltimore has many museums to see, including the Baltimore Maritime Museum that allows you to tour various historic ships, and the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum that offers a free glance at the early home of the author.

The Battle Monument on Calvert Street and the Baltimore Washington Monument, meanwhile, are popular works of architecture that are must-sees when visiting Baltimore.

When planning your trip, please see the pages on Baltimore Hotels, Baltimore Restaurants, and Baltimore Tours.