Suggestions for Monument near Baltimore

Jimmy K. • August 7, 2017Amazing views from a truly unique building.

Markus T. • January 18, 2016A cool architectural gem near the Inner Harbor and a block from Camden Yards.

Erika • October 23, 2015Not a bad seat in the house, friendly bar staff, and productions worth more than what you paid.

Pam M. • August 21, 20141860s-George Aloysius Frederick designed the Turkish white marble & brick Tower. Renovations in the 1990s, took out the spiral staircase (led to the rooftop deck) & locked the iron door again.

william v. • November 12, 2013The historical tour, with many comments on the architecture, is. Well worth it.

Mike B. • September 15, 2014If you are going to the Fort you need to see the film here first 🇺🇸. When the film ends and the screen rises it is so emotional 🇺🇸.

Cole T. • November 30, 2018$6 to get the best view of the harbor & city. A wonderful tribute to the lives lost on 9/11 with a panoramic scope of Baltimore’s beauty. One of the best places to visit as a tourist or as a resident.

Justin H. • December 23, 2011Two Baltimore businessmen and philanthropists, Melvin Berger and Jack Luskin, donated funds for the monumental flame

April • July 25, 2010There is no ATM here, so bring cash with you! Only cash bar.

Cosimo C. • May 21, 2012Incredible view of Baltimore. This is a must see.

Andy I. • March 29, 2015Great music and preaching, dynamic, diverse, progressive congregation

Maria G. • November 14, 2014It's a place to see and enjoy. The feast day weekend masses are spiritual and renewing. Make the trip it's worth for anyone that believes in a higher power.

Markus T. • November 13, 2015Very somber memorial, and a must see in the harbor

Markus T. • January 18, 2016Very hip street. Plenty of cool shops and restaurants! Within walking and biking distance of Hopkins and Charles Village.

Karen • August 14, 2022This ship is huge and it is now a landmark. Permanently stationed at this port.

Karen • June 4, 2018It's a small house - astoundingly small. However, it's so worth a visit to learn about Edgar Allan Poe's sad history.

Craig J. • May 5, 2018This is a must see for young and old!

Michael B. • August 22, 2012This is a nice place 2 go 2 & see a monument of Christopher Columbus.

Lib • July 12, 2012Breathtakingly beautiful moment to represent a history of which I had to previous education. Be sure to take the time to read the story represented by the monument as well as the timeline.

Baltimore • September 21, 2011Voted 3rd Best Local Landmark by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011

Kortney B. • January 3, 2016Just a landmark in the Baltimore city skyline.

Steven M. • February 8, 2013Sailabration is AMAZING! Don't miss it when it's in town!

Ron J. • August 6, 2018Start off by watching video that has an AWESOME finally! Grounds are beautiful and lot of history to learn. Great place to spend half a day!

Baltimore Maryland • July 21, 2010Climbing the 228 steps to the top of the first monument to George Washington provides an excellent view of the city from historic Mount Vernon where it is located.

catherine j. • September 25, 2010Come here to see the Baltimore Concert Opera! Check their website for dates. Great shows at a great venue!

George B. • May 12, 2012Beautiful church with a very supportive clergy, music director, and staff. Highly recommend it for worshipping & concerts!

Erik C. • July 25, 2012Small museum I think even for the non-baseball enthusiast you will still enjoy the rolling videos they play and The plethora of memorabilia is all over. The gift shop had a nice assortment of goodies

Francis N. • December 11, 2013All Marylanders should visit this place at least once. It is small but interesting.