Ships dock at Cruise Maryland Terminal. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Cruise Maryland Terminal.
Convenient grocery pharmacy close to the terminal
Casual fried chicken eatery in Locust Point
Locust Point neighborhood park with leafy grounds
Baltimore bagel bakery and deli
Gourmet stuffed cookie bakery
Locust Point Italian restaurant and wine bar
Laid-back South Baltimore bar
Celebrated Asian fusion comfort food
Artisan French pastry shop in Locust Point
Locust Point cafe for coffee and sandwiches
Historic 17-acre hilltop community park
Locally owned South Baltimore neighborhood bar
Welcoming Federal Hill coffeehouse and gathering space
Waterfront museum honoring manufacturing history
Italian dining and cocktail bar
Historic fort where the national anthem was born
Iconic panoramic views across the Inner Harbor
Historic pub operating since the 18th century
Live music tavern in Fell's Point
High-end contemporary French pastry boutique
Historic Fell's Point breakfast spot
Local indie bookstore in Baltimore
Historic market pavilion revived with food vendors
Historic 1855 screw-pile lighthouse on the pier
Interactive science discovery museum on the harbor
World-renowned public aquarium on Pier 3
Preserved World War II Tench-class submarine
Official tourism hub along the Inner Harbor promenade
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Authentic Mexican dining in Federal Hill
Historic 19th-century neighborhood food hall
Whimsical museum celebrating self-taught outsider artists
Upscale seafood tavern and premier whiskey bar
Authentic Jewish delicatessen on Lombard Street
America's oldest continuously running public market
More ports nearby: Annapolis, Cambridge (Maryland), Philadelphia, Yorktown (Williamsburg), Norfolk.