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Tourist attractions
War of 1812 Bomb & Rack (3 min)
Monument displaying a bomb fired during the 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry.
Baltimore City Fire Fighters Monument (4 min)
A bronze monument from 1990 honoring Baltimore's firefighters and their service.
Fountain at Charles Plaza (5 min)
A public fountain located in Charles Plaza, serving as a local gathering spot.
Shield of Baltimore City (5 min)
An attraction featuring the official shield symbolizing Baltimore City's heritage.
George Washington Bicentennial Marker (8 min)
A historic monument commemorating the bicentennial of George Washington's birth.
William Donald Shaefer Statue (10 min)
Statue honoring William Donald Shaefer, constructed in 2009 in Baltimore.
Walters Art Museum (11 min)
The Walters Art Museum offers collections from ancient times to the 19th century, with free admission.
Marquis de Lafayette Monument (12 min)
A bronze memorial from 1924 dedicated to Marquis de Lafayette, a French hero of the American Revolution.
George Peabody Monument (12 min)
This memorial honors George Peabody, a financier and philanthropist important to Baltimore's history.
Maryland Center for History and Culture Museum (13 min)
Explore Maryland's history through diverse exhibits at this museum open Wednesday to Friday and Thursday evenings.