Suggestions for Museum near Southeastern Baltimore, Baltimore

Cleveland C. • January 21, 2019Great Museum! Very fortunate to have this in B’more!

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

Desiree E. • November 2, 2013Free! But the volunteers running the place are extremely knowledgable. Great little museum where you can learn a lot.

Stina P. • March 17, 2016This museum is one of the best things to see in Baltimore. Quirky gift shop and fantastic exhibits!

Stacey M. • July 7, 2014Amazingly beautiful, and nice for kids.

Naptown . • January 30, 2012Catch a glimpse of Maryland's Jewish past by visiting the museum's exhibits along with the Lloyd Street and B'nai Israel synagogues, which date back to the mid-1800s

Scott G. • July 13, 2013Fun for kids and two good areas for preschoolers and toddlers.

Jessica S. • August 9, 2011pop in for lunch & eat on picnic tables outside.

Jake S. • August 9, 2014A visit to the lighthouse is free, with a suggest donation. Don't miss the second floor!

Jeff W. • May 13, 2017Beautiful, hidden museum. A fun mix of modern and relics from 1800s onwards. Perfectly Baltimore. Go.

Dave W. • June 6, 2017Excellent shows (Big Bird and Night time sky)

Mike B. • September 15, 2014We took the whole family on board this ship before David went into the Navy. Docents are fantastic and the ship is very interactive. Great value when you use the Inner Harbor Water Taxi.

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

Rebecca M. • July 5, 2015Nice self-guided tour--you do need to be able to duck and step over partitions.

Jon S. • July 21, 2013Ripley's didn't disappoint. Had an amazing time with all the displays and interactions. Would highly recommend for those who are visiting the Inner Harbor.

Atom • April 17, 2011Great place to get ink....a little pricey but worth the guacamole ;)

Steven M. • May 30, 2013designed for people of all ages and backgrounds, with an interactive telephone booth, a drawing studio that allows guests to try their hands at comic book art, and a ride on the Bat Mobile.

Steven M. • October 20, 2012weird feelings are felt on the first floor The 2nd floor is where noises were heard. The 3rd floor, which still had smoke damage from a fire. This was a very cold place that had worse feelings.

Dave L. • May 15, 2019The views are super awesome

Darryl J. • May 11, 2017Baltimore History

Zach W. • November 28, 2013Lots of great history here at the Visitor Center and in Fells Point generally! Beautiful, fun area with lots of good restaurants in historic buildings, too.