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]]>We couldn’t make a list without talking about crab. The Maryland blue crab, which turns red when it’s steamed, can be eaten steamed, in a soft shell, made into crab dib, or turned in crab cake.
You can’t have crab without smothering it in Old Bay. In addition to crab, Old Bay can be used to spice mac and cheese, potato salad, chicken, and popcorn.
This beer, which is a staple at any college in Maryland, was first brewed in Baltimore in 1885. If you go to an Orioles game, you have to sip on a Natty Boh.
Snowballs are shaved ice that’s flavored with syrup and sometimes topped with marshmallow. Popular flavors include Egg Custard, Skylight, and Tutti Frutti.
This soft vanilla shortbread cookie topped with thick chocolate ganache icing, originated in Baltimore in 1835 after the Berger family brought their German chocolate recipes to the city.
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]]>Baltimore’s National Aquarium has over 20,000 animals representing 700 species and it’s one of the city’s most visited attractions. The exhibits include a multi-story Atlantic coral reef, an open ocean shark tank, a tropical rainforest, a glass pavilion with Australian wildlife, and a mammal pavilion that has Atlantic bottlenose dolphins.
Across the harbor from the Aquarium is the Maryland Science Center which has three floors of science with hand-on exhibits of the human body, solar system, Earth science, and more.
Harborplace and the Gallery are the names of the two-pavilion complex with retail and dining options. The best time to go is when the weather is nice, so you can enjoy the bands that play along the waterfront.
This entertainment complex with bars, clubs, and restaurants hosts concerts and it’s where the nightlife happens. Escape rooms, indoor axe-throwing, and beer gardens are just some of the fun things Power Plant Live! offers.
This children’s museum is designed for kids under 10 and the main attraction is the four-story jungle gym. Kids will enjoy getting creative while exploring the world around them.
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]]>In Maryland, the highest point is called Hoye-Crest and it’s about a two-mile hike round trip. You will be rewarded with great mountain views and some picnic benches at the top.
Only an hour north of Hoye-Crest, is Mount Davis, the highest point in Pennsylvania. You can either drive straight to the top or do a combination of one to five-mile hikes depending on how much time you have. In the fall there are great foliage views, and in the summer, the Allegheny mountains provide a nice green scenery.
In between you can stop at the smallest Post Office and smallest church in mainland America, both right next to each other in Silver Lake, West Virginia!
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]]>The Baltimore Harbor sometimes referred to as the Inner Harbor, is one of the biggest epicenters of the city. There you will find tons of activities that will fit people of all ages. You can do go to the amazing National Aquarium which everyone loves. You can also go to the Maryland Science Center if you’re more into astronomy as there are an observatory and planetarium. Beyond that, the harbor has stunning water views, ships, and tons of restaurants and shops to enjoy.
Baltimore has strong roots in the African American community, and it’s so important to recognize and respect that when you’re there. One way to incorporate that into an engaging activity is by going to The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum. This museum is first of its kind, being a historical museum of only black people who helped establish the country we live in today. It’s such a different kind of experience you really can’t miss out.
If art is more your style, you have plenty of options in Baltimore. Current Space is perfect for you if you want to see a really different kind of gallery. Current Space is an artist-run collective that has tons of studios you can visit, but they also use it as a performance space, so keep your eye out for events!
Another great place to check out is the Maryland Art Place. This space is completely dedicated to local Baltimore artists, which really keeps the spirit of the local artist community alive. It’s also another place that puts on a lot of events, free exhibits, and performance art, so you should definitely stop by.
If you’re looking for a fun night time activity, you should definitely go to the Horseshoe Casino Baltimore. It’s right in downtown Baltimore, and definitely not something you can find in every big city, so take advantage of it and maybe you’ll win big!
Baltimore is famous for a lot of types of food, one being crab cakes. Though you can find them all over the city, one of the best places to get them is in the Lexington Market at a place called Faidley Seafood. What makes their crab cakes so delicious is the amount of crab meat you can taste and very little filler, which makes all the difference in the world.
If you want some awesome soul food, Ida B’s Table is the place to go. This restaurant is named after the writer and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, which is a big nod to the black community of Baltimore. At Ida B’s Table, you’ll find all sorts of southern classics like fried catfish, gumbo, classic sweet pies, and more.
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]]>We couldn’t make a list without talking about crab. The Maryland blue crab, which turns red when it’s steamed, can be eaten steamed, in a soft shell, made into crab dib, or turned in crab cake.
You can’t have crab without smothering it in Old Bay. In addition to crab, Old Bay can be used to spice mac and cheese, potato salad, chicken, and popcorn.
This beer, which is a staple at any college in Maryland, was first brewed in Baltimore in 1885. If you go to an Orioles game, you have to sip on a Natty Boh.
Snowballs are shaved ice that’s flavored with syrup and sometimes topped with marshmallow. Popular flavors include Egg Custard, Skylight, and Tutti Frutti.
This soft vanilla shortbread cookie topped with thick chocolate ganache icing, originated in Baltimore in 1835 after the Berger family brought their German chocolate recipes to the city.
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]]>The post Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Has the City’s Best Attractions appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Baltimore’s National Aquarium has over 20,000 animals representing 700 species and it’s one of the city’s most visited attractions. The exhibits include a multi-story Atlantic coral reef, an open ocean shark tank, a tropical rainforest, a glass pavilion with Australian wildlife, and a mammal pavilion that has Atlantic bottlenose dolphins.
Across the harbor from the Aquarium is the Maryland Science Center which has three floors of science with hand-on exhibits of the human body, solar system, Earth science, and more.
Harborplace and the Gallery are the names of the two-pavilion complex with retail and dining options. The best time to go is when the weather is nice, so you can enjoy the bands that play along the waterfront.
This entertainment complex with bars, clubs, and restaurants hosts concerts and it’s where the nightlife happens. Escape rooms, indoor axe-throwing, and beer gardens are just some of the fun things Power Plant Live! offers.
This children’s museum is designed for kids under 10 and the main attraction is the four-story jungle gym. Kids will enjoy getting creative while exploring the world around them.
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]]>The post Climb the Highest Mountain in Maryland and Pennsylvania on the Same Day! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>In Maryland, the highest point is called Hoye-Crest and it’s about a two-mile hike round trip. You will be rewarded with great mountain views and some picnic benches at the top.
Only an hour north of Hoye-Crest, is Mount Davis, the highest point in Pennsylvania. You can either drive straight to the top or do a combination of one to five-mile hikes depending on how much time you have. In the fall there are great foliage views, and in the summer, the Allegheny mountains provide a nice green scenery.
In between you can stop at the smallest Post Office and smallest church in mainland America, both right next to each other in Silver Lake, West Virginia!
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]]>The post Be Blown Away in Baltimore, Maryland appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The Baltimore Harbor sometimes referred to as the Inner Harbor, is one of the biggest epicenters of the city. There you will find tons of activities that will fit people of all ages. You can do go to the amazing National Aquarium which everyone loves. You can also go to the Maryland Science Center if you’re more into astronomy as there are an observatory and planetarium. Beyond that, the harbor has stunning water views, ships, and tons of restaurants and shops to enjoy.
Baltimore has strong roots in the African American community, and it’s so important to recognize and respect that when you’re there. One way to incorporate that into an engaging activity is by going to The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum. This museum is first of its kind, being a historical museum of only black people who helped establish the country we live in today. It’s such a different kind of experience you really can’t miss out.
If art is more your style, you have plenty of options in Baltimore. Current Space is perfect for you if you want to see a really different kind of gallery. Current Space is an artist-run collective that has tons of studios you can visit, but they also use it as a performance space, so keep your eye out for events!
Another great place to check out is the Maryland Art Place. This space is completely dedicated to local Baltimore artists, which really keeps the spirit of the local artist community alive. It’s also another place that puts on a lot of events, free exhibits, and performance art, so you should definitely stop by.
If you’re looking for a fun night time activity, you should definitely go to the Horseshoe Casino Baltimore. It’s right in downtown Baltimore, and definitely not something you can find in every big city, so take advantage of it and maybe you’ll win big!
Baltimore is famous for a lot of types of food, one being crab cakes. Though you can find them all over the city, one of the best places to get them is in the Lexington Market at a place called Faidley Seafood. What makes their crab cakes so delicious is the amount of crab meat you can taste and very little filler, which makes all the difference in the world.
If you want some awesome soul food, Ida B’s Table is the place to go. This restaurant is named after the writer and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, which is a big nod to the black community of Baltimore. At Ida B’s Table, you’ll find all sorts of southern classics like fried catfish, gumbo, classic sweet pies, and more.
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