Gabby & Ryder
Things To Do
The Walters Art Museum
Just a 3-minute walk from both the venue and the recommended hotel, the Walters Art Museum is a free museum with over 36,000 objects from around the world. Their rotating exhibitions include art from ancient Greece, Asia, Europe, and more.
The National Aquarium
Located right on the Harborfront, the National Aquarium is home to thousands of animals and hundreds of species from around the world. This is one of Ryder and Gabby's favorite places in Baltimore!
Washington Monument
Climb the 227 marble steps to the top of America's first Washington monument for the best views of the city.
American Visionary Art Museum
Featuring the work of self-taught artists—including farmers, mathematicians, prison inmates, and people with mental illness—AVAM challenges the notions of what it means to be an artist. This is Ryder and Gabby's favorite museum in the city!
Sagamore Spirit Distillery
Located on the waterfront of one of Baltimore's newest neighborhoods, Sagamore is an award-winning, five-acre rye whiskey distillery. Take a distillery tour or just enjoy a drink on their beautiful grounds!
Historic Fells Point
Established in 1763, Fell’s Point is a city, state, and National Historic District and boasts more than 300 buildings on the National Register. Take a Baltimore Ghost Tour to uncover the neighborhood’s haunted history. Walk the Belgian block streets, the original stone bricks brought over by trade ships from Europe, to Broadway Market, a year-round indoor market built in 1786 that houses a number of international delicacies and local treats. Once you’re done, stop for a drink at the city’s oldest bar, The Horse You Came In On Saloon.
Inner Harbor
Where Baltimore’s shipbuilding and steel mills once stood, the Inner Harbor marks the central point of city tourism and offers a several-mile-long scenic waterfront path. Walk along the upper east path to pass the aquarium and upscale Harbor East shopping district on your way to Historic Fells Point. Alternatively, walk the opposite direction along the lower east path to climb up Federal Hill park, pop into the American Visionary Art Museum, or get ice cream at one of the several great options in the heart of Federal Hill.
Fort McHenry
A historical fort located on the south side of the harbor. Not only is it known for its role in the War of 1812, when it successfully defended Baltimore Harbor from an attack by the British navy, but it also was the sight that led Francis Scott Key to write what is now known as "The Star-Spangled Banner." It is free to walk around the peninsula park, and tickets can be purchased to explore the fort and its structures.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Oriole Park at Camden Yards is a beautiful stadium, located in the city and less than ten minutes from the recommended hotel. Consider stopping by for the 1:35pm game on Sunday as the Orioles host the Miami Marlins!
Bloom's
In addition to Topside and B-Side within the Hotel Revival, the neighborhood is home to many great cocktail lounges and bars within walking distance. Consider Bloom's, Sugarvale, Spirits of Mt. Vernon, Brewer's Art, Ash-Bar, Coral Wig, and Owl Bar among others - reservations recommended for some!