I chose to go to this museum on a Friday night when the hours are extended. There weren't a lot of people there which added to my enjoyment. They have free audio wands which I highly recommend taking around with you in order to learn more about what you are seeing. There are quite a few interesting galleries and one... more

The Walters is an amazing collection in an amazing venue in an amazing location - underrated both among locals and certainly among those from outside the area. The variety is staggering, and I'm not usually all that into art museums, but this one held my attention through all of the exhibits. As some other reviewers have said, it is the... more

Don't miss this fine gallery. It is a growing collection, the beginning of which was the fantastic collection of a father and son in the railroad business in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and willed to the city of Baltimore. It spans all continents and all time periods from ancient to early 20th century. Some items are not... more

For a non-afficianado like myself, the museum is perfect. Its collection is a superb balance of art, sculptures, history, and manuscripts. In short, the variety keeps your interest. In addition to its variety, the collection is an ideal size: big enough to keep one interested for several hours but not so big as to overwhelm the casual museum-goer. I can... more

At this charming art museum,I savored fine Italian Renaissance paintings by Naddo Ceccarelli,Marco Zoppo,Nicolo de Segna,Giovanni di Paolo,Raphael,and Veronese.I also appreciated fine Baroque paintings by Paolo Paolini,Leandro Bassano,Candlelight Master,and G.B Tiepolo.This museum has an enormous collection of nineteenth century art that includes fine paintings by Gerome,Alma-Tadema,Corot,Manet,Monet,Pissarro,Sisley,and Puvis de Chavannes.I also saw great sculptings by Barye.Their collection of Medieval Art is... more

What a delightful art event. The Walters Art Museum is situated in downtown Baltimore. I happened to be in town to visit my parents in Annapolis and looked online to find something to do. This intimate museum was abuzz with activity for the multi-day annual "Art Blooms at the Walters." Each room had a volunteer available to explain the relevance... more