Inner Harbor Waterfront Promenade, Baltimore (must see)

The Inner Harbor Waterfront Promenade is an eight-mile pedestrian walkway and bicycle path. It provides access to the views of the Patapsco River harbor and the many shops, dining areas, entertainment, and public spaces near the promenade.

The Inner Harbor Waterfront Promenade offers access to multiple museums and attractions. The most popular attraction is the National Aquarium, which is not only the most widely visited aquarium along the pedestrian walkway but also the most highly trafficked tourist attraction in Maryland.

Another favored museum with access to the promenade is the USS Constellation. The restored naval vessel is the only surviving, intact ship from the Civil War. Other places of interest along the promenade include the Maryland Science Center and Port Discovery Children's Museum.

There are many attractive spots for photo opportunities along the Inner Harbor Waterfront Promenade. Tourists should check out the Mr. Trash Wheel Sculpture, which serves double duty as a fun work of art and a trash-collecting vessel. Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse, the Top of the World Observation Level, and the Pride of Baltimore Memorial are worth visiting.