Maryland Cities
Maryland Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods are parts of a city, not separate municipalities. These guides cover local character, restaurants, housing, parks, transportation and nearby attractions for each one.
Baltimore
City guideFells Point
Fells Point is a waterfront neighborhood east of the Inner Harbor, a grid of cobblestone streets, 18th-century rowhouses and a dense strip of bars and restaurants along Thames Street.
Canton
Canton is a waterfront neighborhood southeast of Fells Point, built around the old cannery waterfront and centered on O'Donnell Square.
Federal Hill
Federal Hill sits just south of the Inner Harbor, a hilltop park above a grid of rowhouses and Cross Street's restaurant strip.
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon is Baltimore's cultural district, centered on the Washington Monument and a ring of museums, churches and historic blocks north of downtown.
Hampden
Hampden is a former mill neighborhood north of downtown, centered on 36th Street (the Avenue) and known for its quirky small-business culture.
Locust Point
Locust Point is a peninsula south of Federal Hill between the Inner Harbor and the Patapsco, once a working port and rail yard and now a quiet rowhouse neighborhood.
Patterson Park
The Patterson Park neighborhood surrounds Baltimore's 155-acre Patterson Park, east of Canton and north of Fells Point.
Charles Village
Charles Village is a north Baltimore neighborhood around Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus, known for painted Victorian rowhouses.
Annapolis
City guideHistoric District
Annapolis's Historic District runs from City Dock up to the State House, a grid of colonial and Victorian buildings, brick sidewalks and waterfront streets.
Eastport
Eastport sits across the Spa Creek bridge from downtown Annapolis, a peninsula of marinas, waterfront homes and a small commercial spine on Sixth Street.