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9 Instagram spots around Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore’s harbor paths lead to hilltop views and historic neighborhoods. Commercial or promotional photography in city parks requires a permit, and individual gardens have their own rules.
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Federal Hill Park
From the paths in Federal Hill Park, look across the Inner Harbor toward downtown Baltimore. Include the water below the skyline and stay on the park side of the railing.
Search Google MapsInner Harbor Promenade
Walk an open stretch of the Inner Harbor promenade and frame the water with the buildings across it. Leave space on the path for people walking and cycling.
Search Google MapsMount Vernon Place
The Washington Monument rises in the middle of Mount Vernon Place. From one of the public park squares, use the trees to frame the column.
Search Google MapsPatterson Park Pagoda
The Pagoda is a historic observatory in Patterson Park. From an open park path, photograph its layered exterior. The observatory itself is closed for maintenance until further notice, so respect any barriers.
Search Google MapsPatterson Park Boat Lake
The Boat Lake in Patterson Park combines open water with wetland habitat. From the established lakeside path, photograph the water and its planted edges without disturbing wildlife.
Search Google MapsRawlings Conservatory
The Rawlings Conservatory in Druid Hill Park has a historic glass and iron exterior. Photograph the building from a garden path. Personal snapshots of the gardens are welcome, while posed photos of individuals or groups need a permit and advance scheduling.
Search Google MapsBMA Sculpture Gardens
The Baltimore Museum of Art’s sculpture gardens are free during their scheduled opening times, weather permitting. From the visitor path, photograph a sculpture among the trees. Personal photos are allowed without flash unless marked otherwise. Professional photography needs advance approval.
Search Google MapsFells Point Waterfront
Fells Point has cobblestone streets near its harbor promenade. From a public sidewalk, frame the historic street and its shopfronts.
Search Google MapsCanton Waterfront Park
Canton Waterfront Park has a promenade along the harbor. From the walkway, use the water as a foreground and watch the boat traffic in your frame.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Visit Baltimore, Federal Hill
- Mount Vernon Place Conservancy, City Park Rules
- Waterfront Partnership, Water Quality and Harbor Promenade
- Waterfront Partnership, Harbor Neighborhoods
- Mount Vernon Place Conservancy, Washington Monument
- Friends of Patterson Park, Park Landmarks
- Friends of Patterson Park, Volunteer Information
- Rawlings Conservatory, Plan a Visit
- Rawlings Conservatory, Photo Policy and Permits
- Baltimore Museum of Art, Sculpture Gardens
- Baltimore Museum of Art, Visitor Guidelines
- Waterfront Partnership, Waterfront Parks