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£3.73 is the cheapest price for a coach ticket to Baltimore, according to recent searches on Wanderu. You can use our search to check if this price is currently available on coaches from your city to Baltimore. In the last month, the lowest average price on a route to Baltimore was £8.96.

The most popular coach stations in Baltimore are Bus Terminal - 2110 Haines St, 5501 O'Donnell St. (TA Gas Station) and 2110 Haines Street . Bus Terminal - 2110 Haines St is the busiest, with the most coach arrivals.

The best places to stay in Baltimore for coach travellers are most likely going to be in the Fells Point, Federal Hill, Little Italy or Inner Harbor neighbourhoods. All of these are accessible by CityLink buses that you can catch near the Baltimore Downtown Bus Station, the busiest coach station in Baltimore, although you unfortunately won’t find direct coach routes between the station and your destination.

Inner Harbor is a great spot because of its easy access to the National Aquarium, museums, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Additionally, there are some great budget options in downtown Baltimore, which is also easily accessible from the Baltimore Downtown Bus Station.

Baltimore has several options for getting around. CityLink buses run throughout the city, and the stops nearest Baltimore Downtown Bus Station can be found at the corners of Bush and Russell streets just a 3-minute walk away.

For tourists, the Charm City Circulator is a great option. It’s a free coach service between Baltimore’s most popular sites, including Fort McHenry and the Baltimore Museum of Art. A coach arrives every 10 minutes at each stop along the 4 Charm City Circulator routes.

Or to make your transport really fun, check out the Baltimore Water Taxi. An unlimited one-day adult ticket is $10.

Fort McHenry, the spot that inspired “The Star Spangled Banner” during the 1814 Battle of Baltimore, is definitely a top tourist attraction. Charm City also has a selection of great museums, including the Walters Art Museum, the American Visionary Art Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Art.

Make sure to visit Inner Harbor and its collection of historic ships (the oldest is the USS Constellation, which saw action in the Civil War). The National Aquarium is also in the Inner Harbor area, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards is in walking distance.

Finally, stop by the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum before heading over to Poe’s gravesite and imitating the infamous “Poe Toaster.”

Baltimore is known for crab cakes, pit beef and Berger cookies. The cookies you can purchase at markets and bakeries all over the city and get pretty much the same thing, but there’s a bit more variation when it comes to crab cakes and pit beef. The classic Baltimore crab cake can be found at Faidley Seafood, but you can find great crab cakes all across town.

Chaps Pit Beef is a popular spot for this Baltimore delicacy, made of thin-sliced top round that’s been grilled over charcoal and then served on a Kaiser roll. Pioneer also has great pit beef, but be prepared: they only accept cash, and the seating is limited to picnic tables, so you may want to skip it on a rainy day.

Other popular Baltimore restaurants include Woodberry Kitchen, Charleston, Ida B’s Table and The Food Market.

Maryland crabs are in-season from April through the end of November, so if you’re looking forward to eating some crab, make sure to factor that into your travel plans.

The weather is especially comfortable in April through June, and Baltimore’s summer festival season starts picking up at the end of May. May or June are the best months to visit, depending on whether or not you’re interested in attending some festivals.

The closest airport to Baltimore is Baltimore/Washington Intl Airport (BWI), located 8.5 miles from the city centre of Baltimore.

Baltimore is the most popular coach destination in Maryland. Baltimore ranks number 5 among coach destinations in the country. Baltimore has the most coach connections in Maryland. There are 371 direct coach schedules arriving in Baltimore each day.

The population of Baltimore is 621,849. It is the largest city in Maryland. It ranks number 28 by population in the country.

A short coach trip to Baltimore, under 60 miles, can cost as little as £3.73. A 60 to 200 mile coach trip to Baltimore starts at £10.45. A longer trip by coach to Baltimore can be as cheap as £18.68. Looking to travel across state or province lines? A trip from out of your region will be as low as £3.73.

People who take the coach to Baltimore are most often visiting their families or loved ones. With frequent services, the ability to book and hop on a coach last minute make taking a coach to Baltimore easy whether you’re planning a trip far in advance or need some quality time with loved ones at the last minute.

The closest coach station to the city centre of Baltimore is 1578 Maryland Ave (near Marc-Penn Station), located just 1.3 miles away. Select 1578 Maryland Ave (near Marc-Penn Station) as your arrival if your plans call for exploring the downtown area of Baltimore. Search on Wanderu and in the search results you can filter travel options by arriving or departing station.