Baltimore, Maryland
Once a major trading hub and the birthplace of the American railroad, Baltimore lives up to its “Charm City” nickname. Stay with Inspirato at the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore in the historic waterfront neighborhood of Fell’s Point. This chic hotel, situated on the iconic “Rec Pier,” is a perfect reflection of the area’s rich history and style.
Charm City in the Mid-Atlantic
Settled in the early 17th century, Baltimore has a been a significant seaport throughout its history. It first played a major role in the American Revolution and later served as a center of shipbuilding and shipping during World Wars I and II. Today, this diverse and eclectic city is known for its beautiful harbor, distinct neighborhoods, hip restaurants, unique museums, and world-renowned medical institutions. Visitors have plenty of opportunities to explore the ƒcity’s past and present—from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum and National Aquarium to the Baltimore Museum of Art, which houses the world’s largest collection of Matisse paintings. The city is also home to several professional sports teams as well as horse racing's Preakness Stakes.
Quick Facts
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Suggested Airport
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) -
Average Temperature
88°F in summer; 46°F in winter -
Peak Season
Summer -
Car Recommended?
No -
Population
609,000
Destination Highlights
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Traditional Maryland Crab Feast
Crack open some signature steamed Chesapeake Blue Crab—at their freshest and most tender in the summer and early fall—at a traditional family-style crab feast complete with corn on the cob, ice-cold beer, and Old Bay Seasoning.
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Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum
Learn about The Great Bambino’s Baltimore beginnings and legacy at this museum located in his childhood home. After your tour of the historic row house, walk a short three blocks and catch an Orioles game at Camden Yards.
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Fell’s Point Neighborhood
One of the country’s best-preserved historical neighborhoods, Fell’s Point was once the second largest point of immigration after Ellis Island. Spend an afternoon exploring the hip restaurants and quaint shops of this harborside district.
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Weather
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Forecasting your Baltimore, Maryland vacation
Like much of the mid-Atlantic region, Baltimore summers are generally hot and humid with average temperatures of 88 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters are cold and occasionally wet and windy, with average temperatures in the 40s and an average of 10 days of light snowfall.
