Your Complete Guide to Inner Harbor Baltimore Restaurants, Hotels & Events.
Inner Harbor is the crown jewel of Baltimore, Maryland with our restaurants, hotels and THE historic seaport vacation destination that attracts millions each year.
Whatever brings you to Inner Harbor Baltimore, there is something for everyone. From hotels and restaurants, live music on the pier to a haunting ghost tour on Fells Point, you will not be disappointed at the array of activities offered.
Some of the more frequented attractions include The National Aquarium, Port Discovery, The Gallery, Little Italy, Maryland Science Center, USS Constellation and Harborplace. There truly is something for everyone!
News
In contested Baltimore City Council vote, measure to ask voters to approve term limits on elected officials fails
In addition to Schleifer, Council President Brandon Scott and members Zeke Cohen, Bill Henry, Kristerfer Burnett, Edward Reisinger and Shannon Sneed voted for the term limit bill. Opposing it were Costello, Mary Pat Clarke, Danielle McCray, Ryan Dorsey, Sharon Green Middleton, Leon F. Pinkett III and Robert Stokes Sr. All are Democrats.
16 more COVID-19 cases confirmed among Carroll County community members
According to health department data, Westminster has the most cases in Carroll, with 395 across two ZIP codes, followed by Sykesville/Eldersburg with 330, Mount Airy with 187, Manchester with 88, Hampstead with 46, Taneytown with 43, Finksburg with 37, Keymar with 28, New Windsor with 23, Woodbine with 12, and Marriottsville and Union Bridge with eight each. Data is suppressed in ZIP codes with seven cases or fewer.
Sports
Navy athletic director, coaches determined to have ‘meaningful’ fall sports season
“We’ve got an incredibly comprehensive, systematic process in place that is directed by the Department of Defense in terms of dealing with medical protocol and thereby lessening risk,” Gladchuk said. “In both the Army and Navy environments, I don’t think there is any institution addressing this situation better.”
University of Texas won’t get rid of ‘The Eyes of Texas’ despite athletes’ complaints about song’s racist background
“Aspects of its origin, whether previously widely known or unknown, have created a rift in how the song is understood and celebrated, and that must be fixed,” Hartzell said. “It is my belief that we can effectively reclaim and redefine what this song stands for by first owning and acknowledging its history in a way that is open and transparent.”
- Scott, City Council president and Democratic nominee for mayor, postpones vote on charter amendment to restructure Baltimore’s spending panel July 13, 2020
- A calling to help others’ financial situations, an Odenton business owner is awarded for her work July 13, 2020
- Meet the Orioles reliever who maintains his body by limiting meat in his plant-based diet July 13, 2020
- ‘Stop this violence': At a vigil for an Annapolis homicide victim, a call to action July 13, 2020
- Q&A: CCVESA names new president, as Carroll County moves toward new fire, EMS system July 13, 2020
- Howard County becomes first Maryland jurisdiction to pass legislation for bird-friendly design standards July 13, 2020
- ‘Part of our town’s history’: Dealers on Cockeysville’s Antique Row press on despite decline July 13, 2020
- Music at the Liriodendron Mansion in Bel Air returns July 17 with outdoor show featuring Danielia Cotton July 13, 2020
- Facing $550 million shortfall, the MTA could miss out on the next round of federal stimulus funding July 13, 2020
- Thousands of Baltimore teens to start summer jobs Monday in YouthWorks program upended by coronavirus pandemic July 13, 2020
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