Baltimore neighborhoods

Many Baltimore residents think their city is one of the East Coast’s best-kept secrets. Baltimore has great restaurants, diverse neighborhoods, world class museums, fantastic art, and a relatively moderate cost of living. Despite these positives, there are a few serious things you might want to consider before moving to the city. The Crime Rate Robberies.

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Baltimore, the largest city in Maryland, is home to a variety of attractions, from sporting teams to unique culinary experiences. However, if you’re considering a move to Baltimore, finding the perfect neighborhood can be difficult.

Baltimore is home to more than 200 neighborhoods, each with a distinct personality and experience. Start exploring with this guide to a few of our favorites.

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Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood is home to some of the city's best restaurants, shops and art. Here’s how to spend a day in Hampden.

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Fell's Point is one of Baltimore's oldest neighborhoods. Discover Fell's Point restaurants, shops and attractions in our guide.

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