United States
Baltimore
Visitors flock to Baltimore, Maryland, for a taste of the city’s world-famous seafood and to enjoy one of its many festivals and events, such as Restaurant Week and the annual Preakness Stakes. Just about all visitors make a stop at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor…
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At a glance
42 current cruises call at Baltimore, on 8 ships from 5 cruise lines. The lowest lead fare across those cruises is $605. The lines sailing the most of them are Carnival Cruise Line (20), Royal Caribbean (9) and American Cruise Lines (8).
About
Visitors flock to Baltimore, Maryland, for a taste of the city’s world-famous seafood and to enjoy one of its many festivals and events, such as Restaurant Week and the annual Preakness Stakes. Just about all visitors make a stop at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, home to many popular restaurants, unique shopping, famous museums, live entertainment, local pubs and taverns. Throughout the Inner Harbor, visitors will find relics of Baltimore’s fascinating maritime history intertwined with a number of contemporary attractions. These include the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, Port Discovery Children’s Museum, the updated Harborplace and The Gallery shopping centers, and the new sports stadiums for the Ravens and Orioles.
Photos of Baltimore
Catch the view from the 17th floor of the World Trade Center in Baltimore, Maryland. 
A nighttime shot of the new Black-tipped Reef Sharks at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. 
The statue of Edgar Allen Poe in central Baltimore. Poe is the city's best-known historic figure. 
A suspension bridge in the Orange Grove area of Patapsco Valley State Park near Baltimore. 
Watch the ships cruise the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland. 
B&O Railroad No. 25, William Mason, a 28-ton steam locomotive built in 1856, in the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore. 
Baltimore is home to the Museum of Art, which houses works by European and American artists. 
Fort McHenry, in Baltimore, is a coastal star-shaped fort best known for its role in the War of 1812. 
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church in Baltimore. Maryland. 
Fell's Point in Baltimore is known for its colonial architecture, shops and a good number of drinking spots. 
Watch the geese rise from Chesapeake Bay early in the morning on an American Cruise Lines trip.
- 5 Night Bermuda Next Sep 19, 2026 3 dates from $806
- 7 Night The Bahamas from Baltimore Next Sep 20, 2026 23 dates from $627
- 9 Night Canada and New England Next Sep 24, 2026 4 dates from $926
- 7 Night The Bahamas from Baltimore Next Sep 27, 2026 4 dates from $747
- 18 Night Chairmans Voyage Americas 250th Anniversary and Land Journey and Land Tour Next Sep 28, 2026 from $31,855
- 7 Night Bermuda from Baltimore Next Oct 4, 2026 10 dates from $976
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- 11 Night Chairmans Voyage Americas 250th Anniversary Next Oct 5, 2026 from $11,495
- 21 Night Ultimate Americas Historic Journey to Panama Next Oct 5, 2026 from $22,990
- 7 Night Celebrating Americas 250th An Exploration of History and Culture Next Oct 6, 2026 from $7,190
- 8 Night Chesapeake Bay and Land Tour Next Oct 8, 2026 12 dates from $4,610
- 10 Night Baltimore to San Juan Next Oct 22, 2026 from $1,290
- 7 Night The Bahamas from Baltimore Next Oct 25, 2026 35 dates from $646
Showing the 12 soonest of 42 cruises.
Who sails here
Ships and lines that call at Baltimore
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Carnival Miracle
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Vision of the Seas
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Carnival Pride
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Scenic Eclipse
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American Glory
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American Independence
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American Eagle
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L'Austral
Cruise lines
Ports
Ports in Baltimore
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Numbers are current cruises calling at each port.
Overheard
“Baltimore is a city of distinct neighborhoods. While stellar downtown attractions such as the National Aquarium and the Inner Harbor draw torrents of tourists each year, much of the city's character can be found in bergs like Hampden (the "p" is silent) and Federal Hill.”
“Liven up your visit to Baltimore with a dash of culture: a powerful symphony, a dance performance, a choral concert or an intimate jazz combo. If the theater is more your cup of tea, take in a show at one Baltimore’s many community stages or at the historic Hippodrome Theater, which plays host to award-winning Broadway shows.”
“Part of Baltimore’s charm comes from its parks – there are nearly 6,000 acres of parkland and public space. Start with Federal Hill Park where you’ll find Civil War cannons, a basketball court, Rash Field for volleyball and other beach activities, a gated playground for the youngsters and an expansive picnic area.”
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