A Design Lover's Guide to Baltimore in a Day

The Baltimore Museum of Art is located in John Hopkins University and is free to enter. The museum has a variety of collections that cover past eras and different types of art, such as textiles, African art, contemporary art and there’s also the Sculpture Gardens to explore. This museum offers audio tours, as well as group tours, and tours through the Sculpture Gardens. You’ll find a variety of design and architectural elements here that will definitely impress you.

Baltimore Museum of Art, 10 Art Museum Dr, Baltimore, MD, USA, +1 443 573 1700

The Everyman Theatre is a community theatre that serves Baltimore and some District of Columbia residents; this theatre prides itself on the relationships between the actors and the patrons and audiences of the arts. Each season, the theatre hosts six mainstage productions of classic or contemporary plays. This theatre is in the Bromo Arts District which is a design-lover’s dream, as this neighborhood prides itself on its cultural identity.

Everyman Theatre, 315 W Fayette St, Baltimore, MD, USA, +1 410 752 2208

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Woodberry Kitchen is the perfect pitstop for lunch on your local design adventure, as this restaurant is rich with rustic themes and ambiance. It also has some of the most creative food, ranging from slow-cooked duck to Maryland crab and egg noodles. Across from the restaurant, there is also a small art gallery that is perfect to stroll through after eating your lunch.

Woodberry Kitchen, 2010 Clipper Park Rd, Baltimore, MD, USA, +1 410 464 8000

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The Maryland Historical Society was established in 1844 and houses various collections, along with a museum exhibit that displays thousands of paintings, textiles and glass. The Society also prides itself on reaching out to the community with various activities, such as virtual field trips and educational information.

Maryland Historical Society, 201 W Monument St, Baltimore, MD, USA, +1 410 685 3750

The Baltimore World Trade Center is located in downtown Baltimore near the Inner Harbor. It is right on the water and is the perfect place to end your design-filled day, as you can watch the sunset from the top. This building is also known as the world’s highest pentagonal building.

Baltimore World Trade Center, Pratt Street Blvd., Baltimore, MD, USA, +410 385 4720