Radisson Hotels & Resorts, Baltimore, MD

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Baltimore, MD

Radisson Properties closest to Baltimore, MD:
	-	Radisson Plaza Lord Baltimore (1.43 mi.)*
	-	Radisson Hotel at Cross Keys (3.50 mi.)*
	-	Radisson Hotel Largo-Washington DC (29.91 mi.)*

	*	Custom Guide, Maps and Directions Available

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Familiar Favorites
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About Baltimore, MD

Baltimore, affectionately called "Charm City" by locals, is a sparkling harbor city filled with excitement, history and, of course, charm. Narrow cobblestone streets in historic Fell's Point are juxtaposed by the clear glass and sheer size of Inner Harbor museums and attractions. Quaint antique stores and public markets, some more than 200 years old, sit near modern shopping malls and art galleries, beckoning tourists to explore the food, sweets and treasures they have to offer. As for food, seafood is king in Baltimore. Blue crabs, especially Maryland lump crab cakes, are the mainstays of countless menus, along with fresh oysters and fish. Districts like Little Italy, Federal Hill and Mount Vernon offer cultural surprises and character, further broadening Baltimore's appeal. And you can't forget the excitement of Baltimore Orioles' baseball and Ravens' football home games.

Baltimore Weather

	Saturday Mostly sunny. Cool.	58°F/ 38°F

	Sunday Mostly sunny. Mild.	64°F/ 46°F

	Monday Passing clouds. Mild.	67°F/ 51°F

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Baltimore, MD Factoid
The Baltimore Museum of Art is a world-class museum that houses a permanent collection of more than 130,000 works. Pieces by Matisse, Picasso, Monet and van Gogh are included in the famous Cone Collection. The museum is also home to a collection of Andy Warhol's later works on regular public display in the nation.

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