Youth Hostel in Baltimore
Travel Tips for HI - Baltimore (Page 6/9)
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03 Jun 2012 Michelle, USA:
Fells Point, the pubs right close to where the Water taxi leaves you off. |
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03 Jun 2012 Michelle, USA:
So many. I did a lot in 2 days. Don't forget to try the Brewers Art for a great Belgium Blonde beer. Opens at 4 pm. up the street from the hostel on Charles, not far at all. |
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03 Jun 2012 Michelle, USA:
I worked my way from the hostel to the waterfront to Fells point, to Little Italy, then bk to hostel, then to South Charles and Cross at the Cross market. I actually made it to Lexington Market early in morning at 09:30, hit the Broadway Market in Fells, by lunch, and dinner Cross Market. This is where I went for the Jazz festival on Sunday. Cross and S. Charles nice place to hang. The BMA Museum is free,watch the freq. of buses on return. had to wait 1 hr and wound up walking to Penn Station. This cities ground transportation is great. paid $3.50 from the airport to any bus all day. Couldn't beat it. The purple buses Charms route are free. Used them too. Just awesome. |
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20 May 2012 Joanna, USA:
Vietnamese place one block south of Hostel @ Saratoga/Cathedral Sts. |
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20 May 2012 Joanna, USA:
Walk the few blocks up to Washington Monument and surrounding neighborhood. Take advantage of the Charm City Circulator Purple, Orange, and Green Lines for city orientation/layout. |
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06 May 2012 Tashi, USA:
Market Street at the Inner Harbor |
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06 May 2012 Tashi, USA:
The Inner Harbor; Washington Monument, Charles Street, Lexington Market |
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30 Apr 2012 William, USA:
Vietnamese rest. about a block away, very good and healthy. Fresh supermarket nearby, pubs about a block away as well |
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30 Apr 2012 William, USA:
Inner Harbor, Baltimore Mus. of Art, Walters Museum (both free!), Orioles game at Camden yards, fresh crab! |
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26 Apr 2012 Andrew, Canada:
Alewife is a great bar if you're into craft beer. Plenty of good brews on tap, with staff that are open about making beer recommendations based on your preferences. Although I didn't have any, other patrons told me that the food is excellent. |
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| HI Hostel BaltimoreHI-Baltimore hostel is located in the heart of downtown Baltimore City. Nestled between the Washington Monument and the Inner Harbor just off of Charles Street; the hostel is within walking distance to everything Baltimore City has to offer. Explore the world famous Lexington Market, walk along the water and discover the neighborhoods of the Inner Harbor, Harbor East, and Fells Point. Spend the day relaxing in the parks surrounding the Washington Monument or take a short trip to the rolling hills of Patterson Park. If it’s the wild that you are after, visit the National Aquarium and the Maryland Zoo. For sports activities, Camden Yards and Raven’s Stadium are a quick 10 minute walk from the hostel, just on the other side of the Convention Center. And don’t forget Washington DC is just a short 50 minute train ride away! HI-Baltimore hostel is part of the long and rich history Baltimore City has to offer. The hostel is located in an 1857 mansion across the street from America's First Cathedral – the Baltimore Basilica. We are proud to announce that the hostel now offers 49 beds with the addition of our newly completed 3 bed dorm and double bed private room located on our quiet and cozy lower floor. Our larger dormitory style rooms (12, 8, and 4 bed dorms) have a bathroom located in the room with the smaller dorm and private sharing a hall bath. We provide the sheets, towels, and blankets. Small lockers are available for use (bring your own padlock). Free pancake breakfast is available daily at the hostel. Plus Free WiFi. We have a large quiet common room, dining room, full use kitchen, back deck and lower patio, laundry facilities, and a TV room with cable television and movies. | more...... |