The Baltimore National Heritage Area offers four different guided walking tours through historic Baltimore neighborhoods led by Urban Park Rangers. (April through October)
 
Our trained guides provide a full 90 minute tour detailing the stories of Baltimore’s heritage while showcasing many of the city’s most distinct and beautiful landmarks and historic sites. Each tour allows visitors to discover the authentic history of Baltimore from the Civil War to Civil Rights to the unsung heroes of the War of 1812 and the Defense of Fort McHenry to the Underground Railroad.


All Baltimore National Heritage Area tours are available for private and group bookings.

Private tours can be arranged for a weekday or weekend, day or evening.


We welcome Community Groups, NGOs & Government Agencies


Baltimore National Heritage Area's tours are perfect for domestic or international visitors and provide a strong introduction to the diverse fabric of our city.


Schools & Universities: Tours are appropriate for all ages - from third grade through upper-level university seminars. We offer Discover Heritage Walk a pre-visit curriculum lesson plans for grades 4, 5 and 6. Our museum partners will assist in integrating our tours into an academic curriculum for students at all grade levels.


Corporations and Partnerships:  Our walks are perfect neighborhood orientation events for summer associates, new hires, and relocating firms or employees


Walking tours are great for team building, special events, and entertaining clients


Fee minimums apply for private group tours. We can accommodate 1 or 299 walkers.


Historic Fell's Point Trail ( April through October)


Ranger-led tours of the Historic Fell’s Point Trail journeys
through the block-paved streets of this rich neighborhood. Rangers
share the story of the Fell’s Point, including its role in the War of 1812, visit the Fell Family Burial ground and the site of Frederick Douglass' legacy
For more information:
contact: Shauntee.daniels@baltimorecity.gov or www.preservationsociety.com


Village Life Goes On Along Old York Road is a self-guided historic walking tour of Waverly Main Street commercial corridor produced by Better Waverly Community Organization, Abell Improvement Association and Waverly Main Street with a grant from Baltimore Community Foundation.

Online versions can be viewed and downloaded at both http://betterwaverly.org & http://www.waverlyimprovement.org

Free copies are available at Waverly Branch, Enoch Pratt Free Library.






     




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