Federal Hill Neighborhood

Baltimore is known for its distinctive neighborhoods. The personality of Federal Hill is an eclectic mix of its historic roots, which is reflected in the graceful architecture, and the infusion of so many professionals which has attracted dozens of new restaurants, clubs, and shops.

Among the many features of the neighborhood:

Convenience: You can walk to just about everything--your favorite place for cappuccino, the dry cleaners, Cross Street Market, your favorite pub, and down to the inner harbor. And because it’s so centrally located, you’re just minutes away from the MARC train, light rail, and interstate 95.

Charm and Culture: While it’s easy to find hard crabs and a pitcher of Natty Bo, Federal Hill also has some of the best reviewed restaurants in the city. It also has art galleries, museums, and during the summer, both Shakespeare and movies in the park. Yet, it still has the friendliness of a small town.

Beauty: Because the neighborhood is so old, you’ll find beautiful Federal style townhomes, brick sidewalks, cobblestone streets, and trees everywhere. And no where else in the city will you find such spectacular views of the city sky line and the harbor.

Sports: What’s that beautiful glow to the west? If the sun has already set, most likely it’s a night game for Orioles or the Ravens. While other people pay $25 for parking, you just have to walk over to the stadiums. If you’re looking to get involved in sports yourself, there are local runners, kayak, sailing and volleyball clubs, plus many others.