NEIGHBORHOODS

INNER HARBOR

It's the first thing most out-of-towners think of about Baltimore, and that's no surprise: Lined with shops, restaurants, a concert pavilion, the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and, of course, boats aplenty, the Inner Harbor is Baltimore's instantly recognizable centerpiece. Explore Baltimore's crown-jewel with a trip out on the water in a cruise, water taxi, or even a paddle boat. And when the sun goes down is when the Inner Harbor really heats up, with the non-stop hotspots of Power Plant Live! With a huge live music venue, dance clubs, funky bars and restaurants, this area of town is full of college students from all over Baltimore every night and it is not to be missed. Even if you don't visit any of the attractions, the Inner Harbor is a must-see for any visitor -- and a nice place to visit just about anytime.

For more information on living in the Inner Harbor, including housing and rental prices please check out www.livebaltimore.com

Directions

From the North:
From Towson/North: Take I-83 S to the end. I-83 S becomes President St. Turn right onto E. Lombard St., then left onto Light St., then left again onto Pratt St.

From the South:
From UMBC/South: Take I-95 N to the I-395 N exit, exit number 53, toward DOWNTOWN. I-395 N becomes S. Howard St. Turn right onto W. Pratt St.

From the East:
From Morgan State University/East: Take Hillen Rd. South to a right turn onto E. 33rd St. Follow E. 33rd St. to a left turn onto St. Paul St. Follow St. Paul St. to a right onto E. Lombard St., then left onto Light St., then left again onto Pratt St.

From the West:
From Coppin State College/West: Take I-83 S to the end. I-83 S becomes President St. Turn right onto E. Lombard St., then left onto Light St., then left again onto Pratt St.