Located just south of the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill/SoBo is oozing with Baltimore charm. Row homes sit comfortably next to cool new residential conversion projects, post-college millenials and young families fill the many parks, shops, and restaurants, and the American Visionary Art Museum’s mirror-clad walls are a glistening beacon of cool. Its accessibility to I-95 and waterfront property make it a dream neighborhood.

• Summer is here. Work on your tan and make a splash at the public pool in Riverside Park. More >>
• Not known for its museums, South Baltimore may surprise you: AVAM, Museum of Industry, Fort McHenry. More >>
• Boutiques, beauty, and bi-valves. Fed Hill shopping & dining has something you’ll love. More >>

Sitting on a peninsula anchored by Fort McHenry, Locust Point is a mix of low key and excitement (and home to the famed Under Armour campus!) Grab groceries, frozen yogurt, or a drink at the massive-but-tucked-away McHenry row, or sit on the roof deck of LP Steamers for crabs. Silo Point stands tall and houses some unbelievable condos, as well as outdoor, waterfront dining options.

• Take fido for a day out at the Latrobe dog park. More >>
• Pick up groceries at Harris Teeter. Or just eat out. So many options. More >>
• Bike, Circulate for free, or kayak.. so many commuter options if you live in Locust Point. More >>

Affordable housing, proximity to I-95 and the stadiums, and a strong community are a few of the defining factors of life in Pigtown/Washington Village. And if you’re wondering about the “/” in the name, an unsuccessful attempt was made to change Pigtown’s name to Washington Village in the 1990’s. In true Baltimore fashion, the true current name is unknown, so Baltimorean’s get to choose.

• Birthplace of the American Railroad More >>
• O’s Catcher is a Pigtown Native. Meet Steve Clevenger More >>
• Pigtown Main Street organization dedicated to the historical and economic revitalization of this neighborhood More >>

Accessible to both the University of Maryland campus and Camden Yards/Ravens Stadium, Ridgely’s Delight brings a fascinating mix of urban folk. New restaurants and coffee shops keep popping up, and when baseball starts in the Spring, you can feel the energy pulsing from The Yard. Ridgely’s is the perfect spot for laid-back city dwellers.

• Your Oriole’s game day begins and/or ends here. More >>
• The streets are often flooded in orange More >>