This visitor center is fantastic. Staff are super helpful. Brochures are well organized. It's very…read moreinformative and provides many options of things to do. Stop on in.

This is a beautiful and informative visitor center located at the inner harbor in Baltimore. It…read morehas several panels describing the various areas of Baltimore so you can go and explore all the neighborhoods and things to do and see in Baltimore. The building is located along the water at the inner harbor and has glass windows looking out to the harbor so the surroundings are bright and beautiful. They also have a small gift shop that sells merchandise.

Lovely grounds. Restroom time. The attendant is there …read more Very grateful to have this place today. Thanks to the architects , and all the people that maintain this fine space of respite. Grateful to you for all the hardwork you do to care for us all.

This is a very nice little place in maryland where you could check out magazines and books of…read morethings to do in maryland and maps.The only thing they don't have here which they need is a big maryland sign.So you could take pictures in front of it instead of getting off the road.

I would say it is 3 and a half stars. It can be rather slow and tends to be broken in areas needing…read morebus bridge. I wish this was faster and more developed with longer trains. It is quite handy and goes to the airport, Camden Yards, M&T, across a good stretch of the city, and some but way too few trains to Penn Station. I wish it was about 15-20 minutes rather than 30 to Penn Station.

Never on time...lost my job because of late light rail ...small trains packed full of ppl…read more Dangerous

What a great time on the USS Constellation. It was a corporate event. Hundreds of guest visited the…read moreship. USS Constellation is a museum by day and an entertainment venue by night. The event was catered. Parts of the ship and museum were opened for the event. Baltimore has a lot of naval history. The USS Constellation plays into that. Look forward to my next event.

DO MOT COME HERE, Loose nails, Workers are rude, junk everywhere, bad service, dirty, dust, Don't…read morecome.

This is where I pick up the Light Rail in the morning to head to the MARC train for my daily…read moresojourn into the world of work. It's okay, I guess - the location works very well for me since it's only a 2 minute walk to the house and back, but there are issues with this station for me: - It's just creepy, to put it bluntly. The stop is not very well lit, which makes it really, really unnerving in the early morning. Add a huge abandoned building looming over the southbound side (it used to be the Planned Parenthood headquarters) and it's enough to make your skin crawl sometimes. Safety is a real concern here, especially if you're alone waiting for the train. There are a few folks that like to sleep under the roof at the Greyhound building across the street, too, and while they don't bother anyone, I have seen some suspicious looking characters from time to time. Be careful. - Constant improvements going on, which you would think would be a good thing. However, when half of the sidewalks are ripped up or blocked off, etc., it makes navigation of an already creepy area difficult. They just painted the benches because of the constant graffiti. That is one thing that I've noticed, though - whoever patrols this area makes sure that graffiti and other undesirable elements are usually removed right away. This area gets a lot of spray painted crap everywhere, but it's also gone pretty much the next day. I don't know who's keeping up with it, but it's appreciated. It's not bad, but be careful in the early morning(s) if you have to wait here by yourself. I would highly recommend waiting with someone you know, if you can. They do occasionally have transit police waiting here toward the weekends, which is good. On occasion, I've seen rats running on the tracks here in broad daylight. Ugh. Just a heads-up for those who may be squeamish about such things. (I know I am, heh.)

Sufficient light rail stop, in great walking distance to midtown neighborhoods, parks, ammeneties…read more(and my house :). Will update the review once they have completed the upgrades later this summer!

Our full day on the Royal Trolley Tours was.... wonderful! Edgar, our guide/driver, was very…read moreknowledgeable, entertaining, courteous, respectful, fun, and just a good guy! We met the trolley at the arranged pickup time, and left within 10-15 minutes. Edgar told us about the tour, how things worked, what to expect, and how the day would go. We had to wait within that 10-15 minutes for "Mr. H" to arrive, and take care of any outstanding administrative loose-ends (people that had to pay the balance on their portion of the tour). So, having to wait for that really was no problem. Throughout the day, Edgar pointed out and informed us about the various landmarks/buildings that we drove by along the way. Whenever we came to one of our stops, he pulled over, and explained exactly how much time we had at the site, how to access the site, and where he would pick us up, if it was different from where he dropped us off. Yes, we saw the majority of the monuments/memorials that any tourist would want to see when they visit Washington DC. Our trolley was not brand new, I would call it "gently broken in." It was clean, and you sit on bench-type seats (for 2 people)), that have comfortable red cushions on them. The windows are open, there is no glass, but there are (on the outside), plastic type coverings that can be easily rolled down for inclement weather. When it's hot outside, the breeze coming in through the open windows was truly a welcome blessing. Lunch was provided with our full day tour. It was a good boxed type lunch, with a sandwich wrap with chips. The Trolley Service did have bottled water for all of us too, which you could help yourself too throughout the day. So, would we recommend Royal Trolley Tours - you betcha!!!! Edgar was incredible! The full day tour was wonderful, with enough walking, and enough driving, it all balanced out. This was definitely the way to see the monuments/memorials in Washington DC. Thank you very much Royal Trolley Tours! Denver, Colorado salutes you!

Our first evening in Washington DC was jump started with a fun informative rolling and walking tour…read moreof all the major sites. This allowed us to get our bearings so we could "backfill" in the days to follow. William, the guy with the hat, was extremely informative and knowledgeable. He was also funny and engaging. The tour guide, driver and supervisor were all extremely caring, considerate and patient. You never felt rushed and really felt appreciated as a customer. My wife and I gave this tour a 5 star because we wouldn't hesitate to recommend this company, enjoyed the coverage this tour included and how considerate and caring the staff was. In addition and unexpected, they provided cold water, rain ponchos to keep and dropped you off at your hotel after the tour. Excellent experience.

MTA had made all the upgrades here. UB/Mt. Royal Station has been the prototype and it all comes…read moretogether nicely. Not to mention there is amazing TOD here for those of us who live in midtown we can hop on the train and grab some great pizza (2 boots) shop at Barnes and Noble, grab some Starbucks, and walk over to Penn station to catch the MARC. The only thing I wish I could change is actually the newspaper racks across the street. The cars never stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk, so if your train is coming there is definitely no time to grab a paper. Train time are supposed to be up later this summer, so I can't even complain about that anymore soon! Definitely the best of light rail riding.

It's a nice light rail stop, it's close to a Starbucks and a decent book store. Also close to a…read morevariety of major areas, including the BSO, MICA, the Lryic and University of Baltimore. In other words, great location.

Liz, our teacher, tour guide, talented tale teller, and more, was tremendous…read more I haven't been back for another tour, but that's my fault, there have certainly been many offered, but I have been sick/otherwise busy. I am planning to return this season! I can't say enough positive about the entire experience. Liz knows her stuff, and is definitely on Baltimore's team! This is an educational, not an exploitational enterprise.

The newest addition to the Mural Arts Tour in Charm City is the 'Our Baltimore' Mural located on…read morethe facade of the old Gallery Mall (1987-2021). It's a majestic visual symbol to the Inner Harbor along the chic & famed "Charm'tastic Mile". Visiting tourists and local-area residents will marvel at its colorful artwork.