• Canton
• Federal Hill
• Fells Point
• Inner Harbor
• Mount Vernon
• Towson

Canton	Federal Hill	Fells Point
Inner Harbor	Mount Vernon	Towson

Baltimore is a patchwork of over 200 distinct neighborhoods. While most are residential neighborhoods with rich traditions of cultural and ethnic heritage that have been defined for generations there are many that have been shining standouts of the positive effects of urban renewal.

In the late 20th century Baltimore's communities surrounding the waterfront spearheaded a sweeping revitalization of neighborhoods. Signs of rehabilitation were everywhere. Workmen scaling scaffolding busily restoring brickwork hidden underneath decades old formstone were on every block. Demolition crews could be found gutting old rowhouses in order to restore them to their Victorian era splendor. New construction of town houses, condos, and downtown apartments soon followed. Old public housing projects were razed and replaced with mixed income communities that inspired new possibilities.

Returning residents led to businesses, restaurants, and shops opening their doors all over the city. Baltimoreans living in the city enjoy a fulfilling urban lifestyle chock full of culture, convenience, and comfort. Visitor's to the city typically stay within the inner harbor area, yet those who are adventurous enough to go beyond harbor place are rewarded with the same fulfilling experience as residents.

Discover Baltimore strives to empower visitors to Charm City with the information provided on this website to go beyond Pratt and Light street and make their mark on the city. Throughout this section you can find pictures, information, events, dining & attraction guides, and so much more on many neighborhoods that will enrich any visitor's trip to Baltimore. However, we do not overlook the Inner Harbor area as it is heavily featured on this site to help you get more out of this favored tourist attraction.