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Living in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

Inner Harbor, Maryland, is arguably the most trendy neighborhood of Baltimore, since it's home to the ever-popular Power Plant Live!, a bustling center for clubs, pubs, and live events. It's proximity to nighttime entertainment that makes Inner Harbor a popular choice among young professionals.

National aquarium and water in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

Things to Do

Harborplace on Pratt Street is the heart of Inner Harbor, Maryland, and it is the preferred shopping and dining destination for locals and visitors alike. The Harborplace Amphitheater is known for hosting live performances throughout the year

During the day, head to Maryland Science Center, which has a planetarium and an IMAX theater. The kids will love the Science and Main exhibit here, which offers an interactive tour of Baltimore's landmarks. The National Aquarium is also nearby, with 20,000 aquatic creatures, 4D theater, a walk-through rain forest, and other stunning exhibits mark the popular tourist destination of Inner Harbor, Maryland. Be sure to book your tickets online to avoid queues—the best time to visit is after 3 p.m.

Baseball fans can head to Camden Yards for a game, which is located less than a mile away. After the game, visit the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum located nearby.

Power Plant and water in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

Living in Inner Harbor

Homes for sale in Inner Harbor abound; in general, Inner Harbor real estate is characterized by high-rise condominiums that face the waterfront, while bustling nightlife and a constant inflow of tourists make it one of the safest neighborhoods in Baltimore.

Inner Harbor is a small community, though, with a population of a few thousand. It combines the hustle and bustle of a metropolitan region by way of its luxurious hotels and busy nightlife, with the laid-back charm of a small town.

National Aquarium in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

Inner Harbor, MD Transportation

Given its popularity with tourists, it's no surprise Inner Harbor provides ready access to travel around the neighborhood. Take the water taxi to popular spots, such as Harborplace and Fells Point, or hop on the Charm City Circulator that runs through the neighborhood. Charm City Circulator is a free shuttle service that runs every 10 minutes, seven days a week. While Inner Harbor is many things to many people, you might just call it home.

Columbus Center in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD
Buildings surrounding the Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD
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Baltimore Convention Center in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

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  • The trendiest shoppers know the best place to find the hottest fashions is at Harborplace on Pratt Street. Give your credit card a break and enjoy a tasty meal, or catch a live performance at the Harborplace Amphitheater.
  • Family members of all ages will love the National Aquarium, a facility that holds more than 20,000 aquatic creatures. Popular activities include the 4D theater, a walk-through rainforest, and interactive exhibits.
  • Baseball fanatics can catch a game at Camden Yards, home to the Baltimore Orioles. Before the game, check out the Babe Ruth Museum located nearby.

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