Touristy with shops, hotels, eateries, pedal boats in the shape of sea dragons and the National Aquarium of Baltimore but a nice place to walk around and kill an hour before heading out to find steamed crabs! The U.S.S. Constellation is there so you can visit a historical naval war ship.
A B.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Mineola, NY
Great places to eat and so much to do. This is always a stop for my family. Allot of walking so wear comfortable shoes. So many great views and who does not like pirate ships and submarines? Great little shops to do shopping. We enjoy it every time.
Bill T.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 New York, NY
I remember when Harbor Place was brand new… it seemed so fancy and the stores and restaurants in the pavilions were kind of unique. Now, it’s just kind of like a mall. They still have performers in the area between the two pavilions, but how can something be charming when there is a Hooters there? I mean, think about it. Hooters. Great tater tots, but not so classy.
Michael F.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Mesa, AZ
The Harbor kind of reminds me of Fisherman’s Warf in San Francisco. They have several levels of shops and lovely eateries. I usually eat at my favorite place, Noodles & Company which I will review later. They have tons of attractions and events here, and sometimes they have street performers. It’s a bit touristy, but a lot of fun for the whole family.
Karen F.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Media, PA
The quintessential tourist spot in Baltimore — Inner harbor & Harbor Place. Shopping, chain restaurants, non-chain restaurants, pedal boats, dragon boats, the FABULOUS aquarium, homeless people tying balloons, street performers, crowds, kids, noise, food, fun. Gotta come here at least once to check it all out.