Baltimore Shuttles To Hotels

A major metropolis for Maryland, the all-American city of Baltimore is renowned for its historic treasures that include Civil War relics, classic New England seafood from the Inner Harbor, plus endless creepy tours through the life of Edgar Allan Poe. Offering 33 stations that make up the Baltimore Light Rail Link as well as a sprawling subway system, making your way through the city can be easy so long as you give yourself the chance. Choose between a variety of hotels with easy access to stops, or get airport shuttles from a variety of stays along West Nursery Road, home to a slew of 3-star stays including Holiday Inn Express, Hyatt Place, and Homewood Suites. Whether you’re a business traveler looking to check out the surrounding area after an event at The Baltimore Convention Center or a family looking to shop at Harborplace, there’s plenty for everyone here.

Finding something fun to do in a city so diverse is as easy as walking outside, especially if that outside is Pratt Street. On the west side of the popular downtown road lies the childhood home & birthplace of Babe Ruth as well as the B&O Railroad Museum, not to mention classic ball games at Oriole Park. The east side offers the joys of the Inner Harbor area, which boasts a handful of USS Ships, the National Aquarium, and renowned breakfast at Miss Shirley’s Cafe. Art lovers of the area have an entire city of treasures to work with as well, from the Southside beauty at American Visionary Art Museum’s unique architecture, sculpture plazas and gardens, to the north end’s expansive collection of ancient relics housed at The Walters Art Museum’s 3 buildings that boast a range of continents, centuries, and textures. Keep the local food in mind by exploring eateries on North Charles Street at the end of the day, enjoying early morning eats and brunch at City Cafe as well as late-night grub served in a 1903 space at The Owl Bar.