One Day in Baltimore Harbor - Part 4, Walking Inner Harbor

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Lightbox (179) Tags: baltimore landmarks maryland restaurants usa Posted: May 10, 2009 by Vassilik

Baltimore Inner Harbor is not big - you can walk it through in less than 10 minutes. Nevertheless, because it has two pavilions with shops and various places to eat (in addition to all other places to visit described previously), it may take much more time. After all, it's a clean, nice area well taken care of, and strolling across it or just sitting on a terrace of one of its cafes sipping coke or beer can be very relaxing and pleasant experience.

Hopefully, our small photo gallery below illustrating some of Inner Harbor cozy corners will be able to convince you to visit and enjoy this place.

Pratt Street Dining and Shopping Pavilion	La Tasca Spanish Tapas Bar and Restaurant Baltimore, MD	The Cheesecake Factory at Baltimore Inner Harbor	Inside Pratt Street Harbor Pavilion
Inside Pratt Street Harbor Pavilion	Inside Pratt Street Harbor Pavilion	M & S Grill	Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill entrance
Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill - inner area with bar	Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill - terrace	Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill - view from its terrace	Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill - looking at brawl
View on USS Constellation from Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill terrace	Water taxi at Baltimore Inner Harbor	East side of Baltimore Inner Harbor with more shops and restaurants	Inside Barnes ' Noble bookstore
Inside Barnes ' Noble bookstore	Hard Rock Cafe - floating terrace	Hard Rock Cafe - floating terrace	Inside one of the Baltimore Inner Harbor cafes
Mccormick & Schmick's Seafood restautant	Police car at Inner Harbor	Street artist	Pride of Baltimore II
Pride of Baltimore II is a replica of fast Baltimore Clippers - this includes guns	Baltimore Harbor Light Street Pavilion	Entrance to J. Paul's Dining Saloon	J. Paul's Dining Saloon - inner area with bar
J. Paul's Dining Saloon - inner area	J. Paul's Dining Saloon - outside terrace	J. Paul's Dining Saloon - restroom	Military ships sometimes come to Baltimore Inner Harbor
When it happens they open their doors for public tours	You can visit various places on the ship including bridge	Or talk to guys in uniform	Baltimore Inner Harbor is a clean place well taken care of - enjoy the flowers
Or street (I should say harbor) performers