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Note: This neighborhood list is NOT complete. These are
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| Downtown Baltimore: Central
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| City Center: The historic heart of Downtown
Baltimore, City Center encompasses such communities as Historic Charles
Street, Charles Center, Market Place and is home to hundreds of businesses
and offices.
Downtown's Inner Harbor features world class attractions
such as the National Aquarium and Port Discovery Children's Museum as well
as thousands of hotel rooms and acres of meeting space. One can enjoy fine
shopping, dining, and entertainment at Harborplace, the Power Plant, and
Power Plant Live. Nearby communities include Little Italy, Historic
Jonestown, Harborview, and Inner Harbor East.
The focus of massive new investments, Downtown's West Side
is being transformed by ambitious development projects such as the just
completed Atrium at Market Center. West Side communities include University
Center, and the Loft District.
Home to both the Baltimore Orioles and Baltimore Ravens,
Camden Yards is much more than just architecturally acclaimed sports
stadiums. Camden Yards is the gateway to downtown with unparalleled access
from I-395, the Baltimore/Washington Parkway and MARC's Camden Line with
service to Washington DC. Enjoy the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum,
neighborhood bars and restaurants while you are here. Nearby communities
include the neighborhood of Ridgley's Delight and the Carol Camden Business
Center.
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| Mt. Vernon Cultural District |
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| A National Register Historic
District, Mount Vernon encompasses the best of what city living has to
offer. This lively neighborhood not only serves as the cultural center of
Baltimore but as the home to a diverse group of residents and businesses.
College students who walk to class and professionals who work here,
downtown, or as far away as Washington and New York are just some of the
people who take advantage of Mt. Vernon's convenient location. Singles and
empty nesters, who seek to avoid the monotony of the suburbs, enjoy a wide
array of art, entertainment, and services just steps from their front door.
Living spaces include, single family Victorian row homes, carriage houses,
condominiums, apartments in row homes, and several high-rises.
Mt. Vernon acquired its land and name
during the 19th century when John Eager Howard and his heirs donated the
highest point in Baltimore to become the site for the first memorial to
George Washington. The site of the Washington Monument in Mt. Vernon Square
is generally regarded as one of the most beautiful urban sites in the world. |
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