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Launched in 1854, the U.S.S. CONSTELLATION is the last all-sail warship built by the U.S. Navy and is the last remaining Civil War era vessel afloat. Docked in Baltimore's Inner Harbour. Begin your visit by purchasing tickets at the U.S.S. Constellation Museum, located on Pier 1, Inner Harbour, next to the ship. Tickets prices to the museum are as follows: ADMIRALS: (Seniors age 60+ and active duty military with ID ) $7.50 CAPTAINS: ( Adults15 - 59 ) $8.75 MIDSHIPMEN: ( Ages 6 - 14 ) $4.75 STOWAWAYS: ( Age 5 & under ) Free Museum Members - Free Hours: Open April to October 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. November to March 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Leave a Comment Address: Pier 1 Inner Harbour Baltimore MD 21202Phone: 1-410-539-1797Directions: Pier 1, inner Harbour 301 East Pratt Street Baltimore Maryland 21202Website: www.constellation.org
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 Our beautiful Inner Harbor at night.... by Jabberjenn O.K., I realize the Inner Harbor area is probably the most "touristy" area in Baltimore, but it definately is worth a visit! The Harbor is surrounded by the Aquarium, World Trade Center, the Gallery Mall, and many waterfront restaurants. Grab a beer at Hooters and enjoy the outdoor balcony that overlooks the Harbor, or try one of the many signature brews at the Capital City Brewing Company, which boasts equally great views. Chow down at any of of the many waterfront restaurants, then walk off that meal by taking a stroll to the other side of the Harbor and visit our amazing Aquarium. When you've had your fill of the Inner Harbor, hop aboard the Water Taxi and enjoy the peaceful cruise which will take you to Fells Point, yet another bar and restaurant hot spot. A visit to Baltimore wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Inner Harbor. Come see why so many of us are proud to call Baltimore home. Leave a Comment
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 WWII Sub Torsk by Yaqui USS TORSK was built at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and commissioned on 16 December 1944. It was one of only ten Tench Class fleet type submarines and was deployed in the Pacific. It served proudly from 1944 till 1968. It was successful in defending against Japanese hostilities by sinking three Japanese ships before wars end if WWII. It even earned in 1960 a Presidential Unit Citation for service during the Lebanon Crisis and in 1962 the Navy Commendation Medal during the Cuban Blockade. Decommissioned on 4 March 1968, with a career of 10,600 dives, it found a home here in 1972. Leave a Comment
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 USS Constellation by dlandt Not to be confused withthe aircraft carrier of the same name, this is probably the major tourist attraction in Baltimore. She is fully seaworthy and thus sometimes not to be found because she is at sea. This ship is the original USS Constellation, veteran of the Civil War. Although she is still a fully commissioned warship, I doubt she will be going into battle anytime soon. you can tour her, and she has a small museum open April through October, closing at 5:30, and November through March closing at 4:30. You can actually makie arrangements to stay overnight or experience life onboard the ship through their website. Leave a Comment
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 "Look Out!" "Captain Crabby himself!" by Yaqui I would have to say I really had fun taking part in this tour. You will learn some very interesting facts about many of the history of Baltimore. They take you around to many of the landmarks and buildings so you will get a chance to take some photographs. You also get first hand look of the Baltimore Inner Harbor up close in the water. They go out of there way to make it so enjoyable and fun. If you get caught not smiling.....well, you'll find out.;-) Leave a Comment Address: 25 Light Street, Suite 300, Baltimore, MD 21202Phone: (410) 727-DUCKDirections: Baltimore Inner Harbor, just on the other side of the Light Street Pavilion.Website: www.baltimoreducks.com Other Contact: 1-877-88-QUACK
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 Kids on the Duck by grandmaR As I drove home from celebrating my mom's 95th birthday, I saw this Duck on Light Street. When the kids on it saw me taking their picture, they all waved and called to me. I have not taken this tour. Their website says: "..tour Charm City. See the Washington Monument, Edgar Allen Poe’s Grave, Camden Yards and the Carroll Mansion. Learn a little and laugh a lot along the way. Then SPLASH into the Inner Harbor for a relaxing cruise—all on board ONE amazing vehicle." 2004 Ticket Prices Adults (Age 13 and up) $24.00 Children (Age 3 – 12) $14.00 Seniors/Military $23.00 Prices include tax. The trip takes about 80 minutes. Leave a Comment Address: 25 Light Street, Suite 300 • Baltimore, MD 21202Phone: 1-410-727-DUCK (3825)Directions: Ticket kiosk on the Inner Harbor, near Conway and Light Streets- near Harbor Cruises, on the way to the Maryland Science Center. From Harborplace, head south past the new Baltimore Visitors Center to find the departure pointsWebsite: http://www.baltimoreducks.com/
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 A cruise on the Inner Harbor is a MUST! by Jabberjenn See the Inner Harbor in the most fun and exciting way.....aboard one of the vessels that coast through our beautiful waters. The Prince Charming provides a short 60 minute tour of the Inner Harbor for very reasonable rates ($10 per adult, $6 per child). This relaxing, narrated tour will provide information on our Inner Harbor and is perfect for all ages. Want something more? How about the Moonlight Party Cruise, which runs on Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dancing, a cash bar, and appetizers complete this adults-only evening on the Harbor. Are you looking for a Sunday afternoon getaway? Hop aboard the Champagne Brunch Cruise from noon to 3 p.m. and enjoy the buffet while listening to a live DJ as you sail through the Harbor. Regardless of which cruise you choose, you are sure to be rewarded with wonderful photo opportunities, amazing service, and a view of the Inner Harbor you certainly will never forget. Leave a Comment
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 Chesapeake by dlandt The maritime museum is a somewhat informal affair priced at $7 for adults. You can walk around a few ships, relatively at ease. They have a coast guard cutter, a light ship, a submarine, and a few others. The museum is spread across a number of piers in the inner harbor area. At the foot of each pier is a large number of shops and restaurants, along with some number of amusements. Leave a Comment Directions: Inner Harbour
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Very fun and relaxing to just cruise the harbor and take in the wonderful weather. Great picture taking opportunities too! This is the best way to travel if you want to see all of the Baltimore Inner Harbors attractions. It takes you or picks you up at various landings all over the harbor. Inside Route: Inner Basin Landings 1- Aquarium, 2 - Harbor Place, 3- Science Center, 4 - Rusty Scupper, 7 - Harbor East. Transfer at Harbor East for Inside & Express Routes. Express Route: Back and forth between Landing 7 - Harbor East and Landing 11 - Fells Point. It also stops at Landing 8 - Maritime Park (during museum hours only) and Landing 10 - Tide Point (please call for pick up) Transfer at Fells Point for Express and Far East/Fort McHenry Routes. Far East and Fort McHenry Route: Landings 16 - Canton, 14 - Captain James and 17 - Fort McHenry (Fort McHenry in season only) New in 2009 “Seafarer’s Walk" between Harbor East and Fells Point All Day Unlimited Ticket Price: (Cash or check onboard or charge at the Visitor Center) $9.00 for Adults • $4.00 for kids 10 and under Service to Fort McHenry runs April through September 2009. Leave a Comment
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 Lots of fun here. by Yaqui Once you come to Baltimore you have to make a trip down to the Inner Harbor. It has plenty of shopping, restaurants, and all kinds of attractions to see. It's a great place to hangout in evening hours too. Plenty of security around, so you feel safe. I enjoyed my time here very much. Leave a Comment Address: Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore MDPhone: (410) 332-4191 or (800) HARBOR-1Website: www.harborplace.com Other Contact: www.premiermarketplaces.com
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