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Fells Point Visitor Center and Maritime Museum

Run by the Baltimore Historical Society, the visitor center is a nice, sleek space to stop by, with exhibits and artwork related to the maritime history of the neighborhood, as well as information on what to do and see in the area.

Address: 1724 Thames St
Hours: Jan-March: Sun,Tue-Fri noon-5PM, Sat 11AM-7PM; Apr-Dec Tue-Thu noon-5PM, Fri 11AM-8PM, Sat 10AM-8PM
Price: Free
Website: explorebaltimore.org (opens in a new tab)

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