Baltimore Activities

You'll most likely want to explore the area surrounding your Baltimore short term housing to find your best bets in dining, shopping and other activities. Read on to learn more about what the short term housing in Baltimore has to offer!

Dining

Known as "Crabtown," Baltimore is famous for its crabs and seafood, but is also home to many fine dining options. Ethnic and regional restaurants have emerged in the city over the past few years, so be sure to treat your taste buds to a few meals on the town while in your Baltimore short term housing. Some of the best places to eat in the city include the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Little Italy and Mount Vernon.

The Power Plant area of the Inner Harbor draws crowds from around Baltimore with its well-known restaurants such as Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and McFadden's, along with Harbor favorites like Ram's Head Tavern and Lucille's. This area is a tourist hotspot, so try to go during on non-peak days or hours to beat the crowds.

You can also find great eats in the neighborhoods of Fell's Point, Little Italy and Mount Vernon. Try the Brass Elephant for upscale dining and Amicci's for mouth-watering Italian food. And for a seafood classic, visit Phillips Harborplace a great selection at a reasonable price. Who knew short term housing in Baltimore could taste so good?

Nightlife

The people of Baltimore certainly know how to have a good time, so get ready to enjoy your time in your executive housing. Fell's Point is a local hotspot for young professionals with clubs and bars, such as the Cat's Eye Pub, the Brass Monkey Saloon and The Horse You Came In On Saloon. Across the bay, you can join the lively crowd at the Inner Harbor at its many nightspots. The Baja Beach Club and the Havana Club are packed with Baltimore residents ready to have fun.

For something a little different, try Howl at the Moon, an upbeat piano bar or the Baltimore Improv for a few laughs. The ESPN Zone located in the Inner Harbor has sports and video games galore to keep you busy while in your Baltimore short term housing. Other area sports bars are spotted along Camden Yards, such as Pickles Pub or Downtown Sports Exchange.

When searching for what's going on during your stay in your Baltimore short term housing, check out the entertainment sections of the Baltimore Sun and the Washington Post. You can also grab the weekly City Paper, which accounts for all the nighttime activities.

Shopping

For shopping while in your short term housing in Baltimore, the clear pick is Harborplace at the Inner Harbor. With well-known stores and specialty shops, you'll be able to find almost everything you need. Other area malls include Owings Mill Mall, Towson Town Center and Security Square Mall.

If you're looking for antiques or craft shops, explore some of Baltimore's neighborhood shops. In Mount Vernon, Cross Keys has locally owned upscale shops and Antique Row greets you with old treasures. And treat your furnished rental to a unique housewarming gift from a craft store in Fell's Point. Some of the area's top stores include Connoisseur's Connection, Dubey's Art and Antiques and Imperial Half Bush.

Looking for more to do in Baltimore during your stay in your short term housing? Read on to find even more to do while in your temporary housing from sports games to places to worship to shopping adventures?