Maryland, USA
Download this app to purchase mobile tickets for MTA buses, Metro Subway, and Light RailLink.
These are critical for navigation (walking, driving, public transport routing) and finding points of interest.
For convenient ride-sharing throughout the city.
Useful for finding and reviewing restaurants, attractions, and local services.
If driving, these apps support finding and booking parking spots in advance.
A useful app for finding vegan and vegetarian dining options.
A language learning app. Access Babbel via This link.
For secure browsing on public Wi-Fi. Access NordVPN via This link.
Follow @VisitBaltimore for event updates and inspiration.
Local news social media accounts provide current event information.
Visit Baltimore (baltimore.org) is the official tourism site, offering comprehensive information.
Maryland Transit Administration (mta.maryland.gov) for maps, schedules, and fares.
Baltimore City Government (baltimorecity.gov) and attraction sites like aqua.org (National Aquarium) and nps.gov/fomc (Fort McHenry) provide direct information.
Discover Baltimore's diverse music scene, from jazz to indie.
Explore local galleries in Mount Vernon and Station North Arts District.
Engage with online forums like Reddit's r/Baltimore for local insights.
Before your trip, download offline maps of Baltimore to your phone. This supports navigation even without internet access.
The HBO series The Wire offers a fictionalized but insightful look into various Baltimore aspects.
Search for other documentaries or films set in Baltimore to gain cultural context.
Visual media supports an understanding of the city's complex character.
Explore jazz, punk, and indie music scenes from Baltimore artists; check local venues for live performances.
Discover works by local artists in galleries throughout Mount Vernon and the Station North Arts District.
Participate in local art walks or music festivals if they align with your visit.
TripAdvisor forums offer a space to ask questions and read traveler experiences specific to Baltimore.
Reddit's r/Baltimore is a local community where discussions on various topics, from dining to events, take place.
For non-English speakers, language learning apps like Duolingo or Babbel provide basic English phrases.
Downloading offline maps of Baltimore on your phone supports navigation even if you lose internet connection, an useful feature for urban exploration.