Fells Point
A historic 18th-century harbor district with cobblestone streets, red-brick row houses, and waterfront bars. A great place to eat blue crab and oysters.
Built in the 18th century, Fells Point was once a shipbuilding and immigrant landing area. It retains many cobblestone streets and rows of red-brick houses. Along Thames Street and Broadway, long-established bars, seafood restaurants, and small shops line the way. Try Maryland crab cakes, oysters, and mussels. Water taxis run from the pier to Inner Harbor. Weekend nights are lively, and ghost-story night tours are also available.
Opening hours
Open all day; most shops open from 11:00 until late
Nearby sights
- Little Italy
- Star-Spangled Banner Flag House
- Reginald F. Lewis Museum
- National Aquarium
- American Visionary Art Museum
- Federal Hill Park
- Inner Harbor
- USS Constellation & Historic Ships in Baltimore