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National Museum of Dentistry

National Museum of Dentistry in Baltimore, Maryland is located on the campus of the University of Maryland, which is known as the first dental school in the world. It opened in 1996 and displays the history of dentistry, both in the country and around the world. The museum features teeth feats, Queen Victoria’s dental instruments, toothbrushes, and George Washington’s dentures. These dentures were made using gold, lead, ivory, and teeth from the donkey, horse, and human. Read More

Often considered as “Jewel of the Chesapeake Bay”, North Beach is a beautiful and low key beach ideal for a day trip with family and friends. North Beach offers pretty boardwalks along the shoreline other than some historical attractions like Bayside History Museum. Apart from a beautiful boardwalk, there are ample parks like Sunrise Garden, Callis Park, wetlands Overlook Park etc. around the beach for nature fanatics. Visitors can also enjoy fishing, sunbathing and the boat ride on the beach area which is open round the year. Some special events like summer movies and Polar plunge swim at North Beach are worth attending. Read More

Ocean Downs Casino in Berlin, Maryland is a small casino near Baltimore which features ample slots, dining options and live horse racing simulcasts. In 70,000 square feet, the casino is currently equipped with over 600 slot machines and poker tables. It offers a fun and entertainment experience in smoke free arena and table gaming area where one can play craps, roulette, blackjack etc. Apart from fantastic gaming facilities, Ocean Downs also has plenty of food options and free cocktails worth trying. Read More

Contemplated as the best swimming hole around Baltimore since 1995, Oregon Ridge Beach is a hidden gem near Baltimore which houses a spring fed water quarry and white sand on the shoreline. With a shallow and deep swim area on the beach, it is a public swimming area ideal for all ages. Oregon Ridge Beach is also available on a rental basis and features some extraordinary amenities like concession stands, playgrounds, volleyball courts, pavilions, horseshoe pits and picnic tables. Pets and alcohol are not allowed on the beach side. Read More

Spanning across 137 acres, Patterson Park is placed to offer the best view to its visitors. Yet another destination that witnessed historical battles, today this park in Baltimore stands as a centre of recreation and relaxation. The landscaping of the park is tastefully done with paved walkways and greenery in the backdrop. Located in the south east Baltimore, the park houses a pagoda on the hilltop that was used as an observatory back in the day. This pagoda is open to the public and is a must visit as it offers a bird eye view of the rest of the park. Read More

Pine Ridge Golf Course is placed by the Loch Raven Reservoir and is one of the most scenic courses due to being placed by a water body. The course is a challenging one and the difficulty is definitely on the higher side. The course has also been host to various PGA and LPGA events throughout the years. Though it is farther from the city centre, the experience and the panoramic views are well worth the trip to the course.

Also referred to as RCC, the Redemption City church has a vision of faith and they wish to convert it into 100 years for the city. They are currently working on a campaign of spreading their beliefs in various cities. The community is well known to nourish, adopt and look after orphans all over the world. The members of the church offer various support, local services and counselling to the people around them. They conduct workshops for grief counselling, evangelism, etc. And the most unique offering of the redemption City Church is that they run an RCC institute, providing 2 years internship programs for men and women. Read More

Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African-American History & Culture

Nestled in the center of Downtown Baltimore, Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African-American History & Culture is the best place to experience and soak in all the information about the African-American Marylanders. This prestigious museum features a beautiful collection of sculptures, photographs, and art among other memorabilia. All the collections present here circle around the time from 1784 to the present. Also, furloughed workers can enter for free and can invite up to three guests, who are willing to provide a government ID. Read More

Riverside Park

Riverside Park is 17 acre huge and is a quiet place to spend some quality time. This park in Baltimore has a little free library, swings and swings where kids enjoy along with a small gazebo. This otherwise quaint park becomes a lively place when there is live music playing and is certainly worth visiting irrespective.

Situated on 375 acres along 300 feet shoreline on the Chesapeake Bay, Rocky Point Beach and Park is one of the most treasured beaches around Baltimore. The beach is admired for its breathtaking seascape of Craighill Light and Hart Miller Island along with the awe inspiring wildlife. Various fun activities like boating, camping, swimming, fishing can be enjoyed on the sea shore as the beach is equipped with a fishing pier, boat ramps, playgrounds, sailing centres etc. Sports enthusiast can play volleyball or netball along the sandy beach as there are various courts as well. Read More