Explore Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood and encounter major cultural landmarks including museums, libraries, monuments and historic architecture on a self-guided walking experience.

Explore Baltimore’s historic African American neighborhood and civil-rights legacy while learning about Pennsylvania Avenue’s importance as a nationally significant entertainment district. The guided route begins at the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum and concludes near Upton Metro Station.

Take a self-guided walking tour through Fell’s Point and its waterfront history, including stories connected to Frederick Douglass, maritime commerce and Baltimore’s role in the War of 1812.

Use this self-guided tour to learn about places and spaces important to American Indian history in East Baltimore and the community sometimes known as Baltimore’s “Reservation.”

Follow a self-guided walk through Baltimore’s historic core using the Baltimore National Heritage Area’s printed walking-tour guide. The route introduces significant places and stories associated with the city’s history.