1. Camden Yards

• Home to the Baltimore Orioles
  
• Became the official home of the Orioles on April 6, 1992.
  
• Construction of the park was completed in 33 months
  
• Check out Boog's Barbeque on Eutaw street behind outfield
  
• Uncle Teddy's Pretzel stands are found in Camden Yards

Camden Yards, orioles.mlb.com

2. ESPN Zone

• For those who can't get enough SportsCenter, check out the store
  
• Two levels of interactive games
  
• Watch just about any sport on ESPN's monitors
  
• Hungry? No problem taking care of that.

ESPNZone, www.espn.go.com

3. Maryland Science Center

• Explore a variety of exhibits
  
• Space and Astronomy
  
• Health and Human Body
  
• Earth Sciences

Maryland Science Center, www.mdsci.org

4. National Aquarium

• Seahorses Beyond Imagination lets you view the little guys in their own habitat
  
• Wings in the Water has a variety of shark and rays
  
• Gray seals and Harbor seals are on display in this free exhibit

National Aquarium, www.aqua.org, Admission: Adults $17.50, Children $9.50

5. Ft McHenry

• Where The Star Spangled Banner was written
  
• The siege with the English lasted 25 hours
  
• Never came under attack after War of 1812

Ft McHenry, www.nps.gov/fomc, Admission: $5 entrance fee for 17 and older

6. Fell's Point Historic District

• Baltimore's oldest neighborhood
  
• Named after William Fell, who originally purchased the land
  
• Quaint shops and restaurants by day, night spots at night

Fell's Point Historic District, www.sunspot.net/entertainment

7. Obrycki's

• Try their famous clam chowder
  
• Don't forget the Backfin Crabcakes
  
• The wait staff will teach you how to crack and eat crabs
  
• To wash it down, try Obrycki's own microbrew beer

Obrycki's, www.obryckis.com

8. Café Hon

• Your waitress may wear a "Beehive" hairdo and call you "Hon"
  
• Prepare for a fun, down home breakfast experience
  
• You gotta check out this website!

Café Hon, www.cafehon.com

9. The Prime Rib

• Just a few minutes from the Inner Harbor area
  
• Of course they're known for Prime Rib
  
• But also steaks, thick chops and the freshest seafood including Maine Lobster
  
• The FINE LIVING Producer likes their Crab Cakes

The Prime Rib, www.theprimerib.com, Average meal about $50

10. The Havana Club

• Located right off the Inner Harbor area
  
• Demi Moore and Arnold Schwarzenegger own humidors
  
• Over $125,000 worth of cigars
  
• Salsa lessons every Wednesday night

The Havana Club, 410-468-0022, 600 Water St

11. The Harbor Court Hotel

• Try the "Romance Package" which includes champagne
  
• Located in the heart of the Inner Harbor area
  
• Quiet, English manor style décor

The Harbor Court Hotel, www.harborcourt.com, Rooms start at $200 per night

12. The Pier 5 Hotel

• Situated directly on the Inner Harbor's water.
  
• A contemporary upscale boutique hotel with a three-story atrium lobby
  
• Art nouveau furniture adorns the lobby

The Pier 5 Hotel, 410-539-2000, Rooms start around $210

13. The Clarion Peabody Court Hotel

• Elegant boutique hotel located in the historic Mt. Vernon Arts and Cultural District
  
• 104 newly renovated guest rooms

The Clarion Hotel, 410-727-7101, Rooms start around $150