About Little Italy
Little Italy has an array of diverse cuisines. While the Italian food is amazing there is also local food to try like the pit beef sandwich or steamed crabs. If you are craving something sweet to eat you might want to try one of the many pastry shops.

Day and night time entertainment will engulf you in the Italian culture when you attend street events or participate in a neighborhood procession. After walking around during the day you might enjoy a refreshing spa treatment before heading out for a night of live entertainment at a local restaurant or bar like the DaMimmo Italian Restaurant.

Little Italy Hotels
Little Italy allows you to stay downtown by offering a variety of places to stay. The Blanc Noir Bed & Breakfast is newly renovated and occasionally features a guest chef for your breakfast as well as a Night on the Town package.

If you are traveling on business or for some type of event the Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott has meeting rooms and is Baltimore’s first LEED Certified Green Hotel. Whether you visit for business or pleasure we will make sure you are comfortable and want to come back again.

Attractions in Little Italy
Little Italy has a lot of exciting things in the area from historical points of interest to neighborhood events. You can check out the Baltimore Civil War Museum to learn about the city and its connections to the Civil War and Underground Railroad. It is also the oldest surviving big-city railroad terminal in the U.S.

Neighborhood events are a must when you travel to Little Italy. You can go to a bocce tournament at one of the bocce parks, watch an outdoor movie or attend one of the summer Italian festivals such as the Festival of St. Gabriele.

If you are craving a little more adventure you might want to participate in a cycling event, head out to a professional baseball game or go kayaking on Chesapeake Bay.