Baltimore's Best Long Weekend Stag Do

Boys just wanna have crab cakes and beer in Baltimore.

03 May 2023

Baltimore is a vibrant city perfect for a stag do. Visit the Inner Harbor for delicious food and drinks, explore the historic neighborhoods, and catch a baseball game at Oriole Park. End the night at one of the city's lively bars or clubs.

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Day 1

Pirates, Craft Brews, and Crabs

  • Stay at Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown, a hip and trendy hotel with an industrial vibe.
  • Start the day with a visit to the Baltimore Pirate Ship where you can learn about the city's history of buccaneers and even board a pirate ship replica.
  • Next, head to Sagamore Spirit Distillery for a tour and tasting of their award-winning rye whiskey.
  • For lunch, try the famous Maryland crabs at Thames Street Oyster House in the historic Fells Point neighborhood.
  • Afternoon activities include a game of mini golf at the Horseshoe Casino Baltimore or checking out the craft breweries in the area check out Heavy Seas Beer for a nautical-inspired brew.
  • End the night at The Brewer's Art, a trendy spot for cocktails and local beers.
Day 2

Arts, Museums, and Sea Creatures

  • Start the day with a visit to the American Visionary Art Museum, a quirky and colorful museum highlighting outsider art.
  • For breakfast, grab a sandwich from Attman's Delicatessen, a staple of Baltimore since 1915.
  • Next, head to the Maryland Science Center to check out the interactive exhibits and the IMAX theater.
  • For lunch, try the famous pit beef sandwich at Chaps Pit Beef.
  • Afternoon activities include a visit to the National Aquarium, where you can see a variety of sea creatures and even experience a 4D immersion film.
  • End the day with a stroll around the Inner Harbor, checking out the street performers and grabbing a drink at one of the waterfront bars.

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How to get there

Plane

The best way to get to Baltimore, United States by plane is to fly into Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). There are many airlines that fly into this airport from major cities across the world.

Car

If you prefer the flexibility of driving, the best way to get to Baltimore is by car. The city is easily accessible via major highways such as I-95, I-83, and I-695. There are several parking garages and lots available in downtown Baltimore for visitors.

Train

There is an Amtrak train station in Baltimore that connects to many major cities across the United States. The best way to get to Baltimore by train is to book your ticket through Amtrak and arrive at Baltimore Penn Station.

Boat

While there are no commercial passenger boats that go directly to Baltimore, it is possible to arrive by boat via the Inner Harbor. Private charters and cruises are a popular option for tourists and can be booked through companies like Spirit Cruises and Baltimore Harbor Cruises.

Bus

Taking a bus to Baltimore is a good option for budget travelers. Greyhound and Megabus are two popular bus companies with routes to Baltimore. The bus terminal in Baltimore is located at 2110 Haines St, Baltimore, MD 21230.

Destination

Baltimore

Looking for a city that boasts both delicious seafood and the birthplace of America's favorite TV detective show? Look no further than this charming East Coast metropolis.

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Baltimore on a Budget: 4 Days of Fun!

Baltimore is a great destination for travelers on a limited budget. From visiting free museums and historic sites to exploring local markets, there are plenty of affordable activities to enjoy. Staying in budget accommodations and taking advantage of public transportation can also help keep expenses low while experiencing all that the city has to offer.

4-Day Romantic Escape to Baltimore

Experience the romantic charm of Baltimore by strolling through the historic streets of Fells Point or taking a sunset cruise on the Inner Harbor. Indulge in a seafood dinner at one of the city's famous restaurants, like Thames Street Oyster House. Top off your Baltimore adventure with a visit to the top of Federal Hill Park for stunning views of the city skyline.

3-Day Baltimore Adventure: History, Art, and Charm

As a tourist visiting Baltimore, one can explore the city's rich history at the National Historic Park and the Inner Harbor. Take a stroll along the Waterfront Promenade, indulge in local cuisine, and witness the vibrant urban art scene. Don't forget to visit the world-renowned Baltimore Aquarium and catch a game at Camden Yards.

An Adventurous 4-Day Trip to Baltimore, USA

Explore the rich history of Baltimore at Fort McHenry, which played a key role in the War of 1812. Visit the National Aquarium to see a variety of sea creatures, from sharks to sea turtles. Take a stroll along the Inner Harbor and enjoy the scenery, restaurants, and shops.