Mount
Vernon - Known as Baltimore’s cultural
district, Mount Vernon is a 15-20-minute walk from
the Inner Harbor north on Charles Street about 10
blocks. Many attractions are included in the boundaries
of this neighborhood such as the Washington
Monument and Museum (the first memorial to
George Washington), Walters Art Gallery, The Peabody
Conservatory of Music, and the Enoch Pratt Free Public
Library.
The Basilica of the Assumption was
the first Roman Catholic Church in the United States
and is still the home of a dedicated urban parish.
Nearby are the beautiful parks of Mount Vernon Place
and outstanding historical architecture including
the largest row home in Baltimore. Visitors can take
a walking tour of Mount Vernon which provides a look
at the history of the area, exploration of the beautiful
architecture, and an inside look into the life of
some of Baltimore’s past wealthy and fashionable
residents who once called Mount Vernon home.
The majority of Baltimore’s theaters are located
in Mount Vernon including The Meyerhoff Symphony
Hall (home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra),
the Lyric Opera House, Center Stage, the Charles Theater,
the Theater Project, and the Arena Players.
Mount Vernon offers plenty of restaurants
including Indian, Middle Eastern, Italian, seafood,
and traditional cuisine. The nightlife is also not
lacking in this cultural center. Visitors can find
dance clubs, live music and a spectacular view of
the city at the 13th Floor bar, lounges, and contemporary
hangouts.
Plenty of antique and specialty shops line the streets
of Mount Vernon. Shoppers will have
no problem finding interesting shops to spend time
in.
Mount Vernon is a great place to
feed your cultural desires. Be sure to check it out
if that’s where your interest lies.
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