Best Museums in Baltimore

Real videos of Museums in Baltimore — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$$EducationalInteractiveFamily-friendlyTropical rainforestUnderwater tunnelConservation programs

    About the venue

    The National Aquarium, located on E Pratt Street in Baltimore, Maryland, has been educating visitors since 1981. It features a 250,000-gallon tropical rainforest exhibit and an underwater viewing tunnel that allows patrons to see sharks and rays up close. The aquarium houses over 20,000 animals, including sea turtles and vibrant tropical fish. With a strong emphasis on conservation, the aquarium offers numerous educational programs for all ages.

    What the videos show

    A montage of exhibits at the Baltimore Aquarium. The video opens with a rocky enclosure and water, followed by a split-screen view of sea anemones, jellyfish, and sharks. Subsequent shots show a coral reef, a swimming snake, a parrot in a green enclosure, a small waterfall, a lizard on a rock, a sea turtle in a large tank, and a group of penguins in a rocky enclosure. The text 'baltimore aquarium' is overlaid on the opening shot.

    501 E Pratt St

  2. CulturalEducationalWelcomingFree admissionExhibitionsSculpture garden

    About the venue

    The Baltimore Museum of Art, located at 803 Cathedral St, showcases an extensive collection of 19th-century, modern, and contemporary art. The museum is known for its dedication to free admission, featuring rotating exhibitions and a beautiful sculpture garden. Visitors are often drawn to its iconic pieces by renowned artists and frequent educational programs that cater to all ages. The museum serves as a cultural hub for the Maryland community, attracting locals and tourists alike.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a visit to The Baltimore Museum of Art on a rainy night, transitioning from the exterior to the interior where it showcases colorful artwork, stained-glass windows, and a musical performance in a dimly lit room. It concludes with a vibrant, beaded sculpture.

    803 Cathedral St

  3. What the videos show

    A high-angle panning shot of a large indoor aquarium exhibit with clear water, sandy bottom, rock formations, and numerous fish. Multi-level walkways with glass railings and visitors observing the tank are visible. The lighting is dim with blue accent lights.

    501 E Pratt St

  4. InteractiveEducationalFamily-friendlyIMAX theaterPlanetariumSeasonal events

    About the venue

    Maryland Science Center, located on Light St in Baltimore, features interactive exhibits across various scientific disciplines, from astronomy to biology. This family-friendly center includes an IMAX theater and a planetarium, providing engaging educational experiences. Established in 1976, it attracts over 300,000 visitors annually, making it a prominent destination for school field trips and family outings. The center also plans seasonal events, enhancing its appeal for repeat visitors.

    What the videos show

    A close-up shot of a dinosaur skull exhibit in a museum. A hand points at the skull while the camera pans slightly to reveal informational signage and other dinosaur skeletons in the background.

    601 Light St