BALTIMORE, MD PRIVATE TOUR

Visit Baltimore, Maryland, with USA Guided Tours, and discover the city’s cozy ambiance and exceptional charm!

Walk down red brick paths in charming 18th and 19th century neighborhoods

See the homes of many Baltimoreans who played different roles in history: the great statesman Frederick Douglass, Charles Carroll, Wallis Simpson, and more!

Visit Fort McHenry and learn the story that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem

TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED BY A LUXURY, CLIMATE-CONTROLLED TOUR VEHICLE

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TOUR ITINERARY

✓ Trip to Baltimore, MD (60 Minutes)

✓ Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards (Picture Stop)

✓ Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Picture Stop)

✓ Mount Vernon, Baltimore (Passing View)

✓ Edgar Allan Poe's Grave

✓ Baltimore Inner Harbor (Lunch and Add-ons Available)

✓ Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine (1.5 Hours)

✓ Return to Washington, DC (60 Minutes)

6 Hours
810 > SUV | 1 - 5 PAX
1,170 > SUV | 6 - 12 PAX

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We appreciated Nick's humor, enthusiasm, and knowledge. He made the daytime and the night tours very enjoyable!
Steve
Nick was a great guide! He made it very educational and fun. We take many tours in our travels and he was one of the best we have had. If we come back to D.C. - we'll be requesting him!
Frank

Visit Baltimore, Maryland, with USA Guided Tours, and discover the city’s cozy ambiance and exceptional charm: hence its nickname, “Charm City”. One of our expert tour guides will meet you at your hotel, Airbnb, or residence ahead of the trip in one of our luxury vehicles.

While in Baltimore, you will see historic landmarks, such as the gravesite of the famous American writer, Edgar Allen Poe, and the home of baseball icon, Babe Ruth! Located at the city’s beautifully renovated Inner Harbor are several restaurants, historic ships, and museums for you to check out!

Moreover, you will discover the history of our national anthem at Fort McHenry where Francis Scott Key wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner.”