Neighborhoods: Federal Hill Baltimore’s historic Federal Hill neighborhood lies just south of the famed Inner Harbor. Known for its picturesque park - an oasis, with incredible day and night views of the Baltimore Harbor and skyline, Federal Hill enjoys a storied history. The hill was given its name in 1788 ratification of the new “Federal” U. S. Constitution. Having been used as a key “look-out” destination during the Civil War, Federal Hill maintains a large U.S. flag, cannons and a monument honoring its history. An eclectic group calls Federal Hill home today, upwardly mobile young families who have lived in row-homes in the neighborhood for generations. Pubs, restaurants, galleries and antique shops line the streets, where you can also find salons, boutiques and the Cross Street Market - a 19th century marketplace that continues to serve as the neighborhood commercial and social hub. The walkable neighborhood is close to Baltimore’s professional sports stadiums, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium, allowing many to patronize Federal Hill pubs and restaurants before makes it convenient and free to get to and from Federal Hill for free. Where to Eat ★ Regi’s American Bistro features fresh farm-to-table and rooftop-to-table cuisine with a Cheers-like bar. ★ Ryleigh’s Oyster blends Baltimore’s charming maritime history with a contemporary mix complete with urban slate-top raw oyster bar. ★ Cross Street Market offers visitors and locals shop for produce, fresh meats and seafood as well as treats ranging from barbeue and sushi to fresh-baked bread and homemade Italian pastries. Where to Stay Scarborough Fair Bed & Breakfast 1 E. Montgomery Street www.scarboroughfairbandb.com What to Do ★ American Visionary Art Museum – this national museum and education center showcases original works of art created by intuitive, self-taught artists. ★ Baltimore Museum of Industry – visit re-created workshops; explore industry from days past; and see the 1906 Steam Tug Baltimore, a national historic landmark. ★ School 33 Art Center – provides opportunities for visitors to experience works by local artists, art classes, workshops, and special events such as the Open Studio Tour. Annual Events ★ Jazz & Blues Festival (June) - Listen to the cool sounds of Baltimore’s best live jazz and blues as you sample a delectable array of food and libations and peruse booths of unique hand- made jewelry, fine art, antiques, crafts and more. Free ★ Street Beat Festival (September) - Always the biggest neighborhood festival of the year, bands play on three stages throughout the day, featuring an eclectic mix of bands and an exciting musical headliner. Free

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Page 1: Neighborhoods: Federal Hill - Visit Baltimore Federal Hill Baltimore’s historic Federal Hill neighborhood lies just south of the famed Inner Harbor. Known for its picturesque park

ratification of the new “Federal” U. S. Constitution. Having been used as a key “look-out” destination during the Civil War, Federal Hill maintains a large U.S. flag, cannons and a monument honoring its history.

An eclectic group calls Federal Hill home today, upwardly mobile young

families who have lived in row-homes in the neighborhood for generations. Pubs, restaurants, galleries and antique shops line the streets, where you can also find salons, boutiques and the Cross Street Market - a 19th century marketplace that continues to serve as the neighborhood commercial and social hub.

The walkable neighborhood is close to Baltimore’s professional sports stadiums, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium, allowing many to patronize Federal Hill pubs and restaurants before

makes it convenient and free to get to and from Federal Hill for free.

Where to Eat★ Regi’s American Bistro features fresh

farm-to-table and rooftop-to-table cuisine with a Cheers-like bar.

★ Ryleigh’s Oyster blends Baltimore’s charming maritime history with a contemporary mix complete with urban slate-top raw oyster bar.

★ Cross Street Market offers visitors and locals shop for produce, fresh meats and seafood as well as treats ranging from barbeue and sushi to fresh-baked bread and homemade Italian pastries.

Where to StayScarborough Fair Bed & Breakfast 1 E. Montgomery Streetwww.scarboroughfairbandb.com

What to Do★ American Visionary Art Museum –

this national museum and education center showcases original works of art created by intuitive, self-taught artists.

★ Baltimore Museum of Industry – visit re-created workshops; explore industry from days past; and see the 1906 Steam Tug Baltimore, a national historic landmark.

★ School 33 Art Center – provides opportunities for visitors to experience works by local artists, art classes, workshops, and special events such as the Open Studio Tour.

Annual Events★ Jazz & Blues Festival (June) - Listen

to the cool sounds of Baltimore’s best live jazz and blues as you sample a delectable array of food and libations and peruse booths of unique hand-made jewelry, fine art, antiques, crafts and more. Free

★ Street Beat Festival (September) - Always the biggest neighborhood festival of the year, bands play on three stages throughout the day, featuring an eclectic mix of bands and an exciting musical headliner. Free