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Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore - the colorful, diverse city that is Maryland's largest city and economic hub is known for its beautiful harbor; quirky, distinct neighborhoods; unique museums and the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital to the east and the University of Maryland Medical Center to the west. With the rich history the city boasts however, it's amazing that Baltimore hasn't been deemed one of America's greatest historical destinations.

African American Heritage Tour
From the Civil War into present day, Baltimore’s rich African American heritage is evident in the city’s museums, neighborhoods and historic sites. (4 hours)

B&O Railroad Museum
Recognized as the Birthplace of American railroading, this historic 40-acre site is home to the most important railroad collections in the Western Hemisphere. Free train rides available.(2 hours)

B&O Railroad Museum; Ellicott City Station
Oldest railroad station in America built in 1831. (45 minutes)

Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum & Sports Legend Museum at Camden Yards
The Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum presents the life and times of Baltimore’s native son, George Herman “Babe” Ruth. Sports Legends Museum is the state’s sports history headquarters. (90 minutes)

Baltimore Ghost Tour
Award winning haunted history walking tours of two unique Baltimore neighborhoods. Learn the colorful history and haunted lore of Fell’s Point or Mount Vernon. (1 hour)

Baltimore Museum of Industry - History Alive Tour
Step back in time and learn about Baltimore's industrial heritage as you visit an early 1900's corner grocery store, Bunting's pharmacy and an old-fashioned print shop. Students learn about garment making, oyster canning and other industries that were important to Baltimore in days gone by. (90 minutes)

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Enjoy one of the world’s greatest symphony orchestras. Midweek Education concerts consist of age-appropriate series for Grades Pre-K – Kindergarten, Grades 1-3, and Grades 4-8. Middle and High School performances available also.

Charm City Driving Tour
Enjoy seeing the Flag House, the Inner Harbor, Babe Ruth’s Birthplace and City Hall. See renowned points of interest including the old maritime community of Fells Point, the Basilica of the Assumption, Mt. Vernon Place with the first monument to George Washington and Oriole Park at Camden Yards and much more. (4 hours)

Fort McHenry
You will head over to Ft. McHenry where Baltimoreans bravely defended the city from British attack in 1814 and Francis Scott Key was inspired to write “The Star Spangled Banner.” Enjoy a short and informative film and then stroll around the grounds. (1 hour)

Geppi’s Entertainment Museum
Geppi’s is dedicated to presenting the story of popular culture since the nation’s earliest days in an entertaining and educational fashion. Tours include Cartoon Culture, Fantastic Futures, US History with Character and more. (1-2 hours)

Maryland Science Center
Features hands-on exhibits centered on physical science, space, Earth science, the human body and more than two dozen dinosaur skeletons. Take part in the demonstrations and take in the Davis Planetarium and an IMAX theater. (2 hours)

National Aquarium
Features hundreds of exhibits with more than 16,000 animals. (90 minutes)

National Aquarium Dolphin Show & 4-D Theater Add-on

National Aquarium Dolphin Show Add-on

National Museum of Dentistry
Explore why we have teeth, why they are important, and how to take care of them. Check out Mouthie’s hands-on laboratory and come tooth-to-tooth with George Washington’s dentures. (1 hour)

Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture
Inspired by the three major themes of the Museum’s permanent exhibition – labor, art and intellect, and family and community, groups can discover how Africans brought the skills of their homeland to America and how African Americans developed patterns of work and culture that enabled them to move forward in the New World. (1 hour)

Spirit Cruise
Take in the sites and enjoy an animated narration of Baltimore’s rich history. Get an insider’s view of Baltimore’s historic places and the world-famous Inner Harbor.

Spirit DJ Cruise
Take in the sites and enjoy an animated narration of Baltimore’s rich history. Get an insider’s view of Baltimore’s historic places and the world-famous Inner Harbor.

Toby’s Dinner & Show
Upcoming shows for 2010 include Ain’t Misbehaving, Oliver!, Always Patsy Cline, Godspell and A Christmas Carol. (3 hours)

Urban Pirates
Climb aboard the pirate ship Fearless to experience a swashbuckling adventure while sailing the Inner Harbor. Learn to talk, sing, dance, play games, and blast the water cannons like a true salty dog. (90 minutes)

USS Constellation
The U.S.S. Constellation - The last all sail ship built by the US Navy. Discover Life on Board with presentations and hands-on activities that focus on the lives and duties of those who served at sea in Mr. Lincoln's Navy.

Walters Art Museum
Beautiful displays of paintings, sculptures, objects and artifacts from across the ages and around the world. A docent led tour of the museum will provide rich connections between the arts and other disciplines. (1 hour)

MEAL OPTIONS

Box Lunch

ESPN Zone Lunch

Hard Rock Café Lunch

Phillips Seafood Restaurant Lunch

Hard Rock Café
Add on lunch at this famous spot and check out all the music memorabilia

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