Jane Beckworth & Jason Thompson

April 4, 2025 • Catonsville, MD

Jane Beckworth & Jason Thompson

April 4, 2025 • Catonsville, MD

Things to Do

There are plenty of great restaurants and things to do in the surrounding area.

Visit Fell’s Point

Fell’s Point is right outside of downtown Baltimore. You’ll enjoy its historic quiet and charming neighborhoods, whether you are walking around for hours (exploring) and eating!

Visit Mount Vernon And The George Peabody Library

17 E. Mount Vernon Place Baltimore, MD 21202

Mount Vernon is a beautiful part of town! You’ll love the historic architecture, and there are lots of shops and restaurants. While there, visit one of the most beautiful library spaces in the world, the George Peabody Library!

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Walk The Inner Harbor

The Inner Harbor is open with pretty views of the water and city! You can take a boat ride, walk along the water and catch an Orioles game at Camden Yards!

Eat Crabs!

The city is home to Maryland Blue Crabs! If you are not a local, you can’t leave Baltimore without having some good ol’ crabs or crab cakes. They’re delicious and is one of the best things to do in Baltimore!

Guinness Open Gate Brewery

5001 Washington Blvd, Halethorpe, MD 21227, USA

(443) 575-6893

Jason and I visited the Guiness Storehouse in Ireland, and it was such a fun experience!

The Baltimore location features an experimental brewery, taproom, brand store, food truck and beer garden and more !!!

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Visit Old Ellicott City

The Old Town District has historic buildings, upscale restaurants and cafes, and antique stores. A couple of historical attractions are the Thomas Isaac Log Cabin, the ruins of Patapsco Female Institute on a hilltop, and the oldest surviving railroad station, Ellicott City B & O Railroad Station Museum!

If You Are Looking Into Exploring Some More... Head Down To DC

Bike around the Tidal Basin and Monuments (Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial).
Visit the Chinatown Arch, The National Harbor, the Smithsonian!