Part of the Baltimore Museum of Art, this site contains a variety of outdoor sculptures and other works of art.

Organization that sponsors the Jewish Heritage Museum as well as two of the oldest synagogues in the country.

A dramatic outdoor sculpture located at Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

A 39-foot outdoor sculpture of Orpheus, the god of music.

A dramatic outdoor sculpture that commemorates the Confederacy during the Civil War.

Dramatic outdoor sculpture that commemorates the Union army in the Civil War.

A dramatic 55-foot-tall, wind-powered whirling sculpture in Baltimore.

Imposing outdoor sculpture that depicts the artist in a relaxed pose in front of a raised relief background.

An outdoor monument that pays tribute to fallen Confederate soldiers.

Various historic sites and buildings that offer a glimpse into Baltimore's past.

Unique attraction that offers a glimpse into Baltimore's beginnings with a life-size excavation pit.

Book a tour to see this worthwhile exhibit of more than 8,500 bulbs, from Edison's first to the present, including one developed by NASA that can only be seen under a microscope.

One of Baltimore's historic museums that recalls the history of shipbuilding.

Learn about the history of Maryland through a study of its indigenous plant and animal life.

Open May through September or by appointment, this museum of history contains Civil War relics, arrowheads, weapons, china, porcelain and pressed glass exhibits.

A museum featuring African art.

Baltimore's convention complex has abundant space for a variety of exhibits, seminars and trade shows.

Popular stop on the public trolley transportation system in downtown Baltimore.

This public library is one-block long.

Visitors can learn the history of Lacrosse through its art, uniforms, memorabilia and a video of highlights of championship games.

Known for its elegant and beautiful interior, this is the fifth church that the congregation of St. Paul's has occupied since 1692, when the Parish was founded as part of the Diocese of London.

Combination of a boutique and gallery also features poetry reading.

On a rise in the center of Carroll Park in southwest Baltimore stands Maryland's first museum house and one of the oldest and finest examples of colonial Georgian architecture in the city.