Editing Inner Harbor (section)

==Attractions==
[[File:Aerial View of Baltimore Marine Center Inner Harbor and Lighthouse.jpg|thumb|View of Inner Harbor Marina and Lighthouse in July 2010<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.baltimoremarinecenters.com/About-BMC/Overview.aspx |title=Overview |publisher=Baltimore Marine Centers |access-date=December 13, 2016 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161220190604/http://www.baltimoremarinecenters.com/About-BMC/Overview.aspx |archive-date=2016-12-20 |url-status=dead }}</ref>]]

===Museums===
*[[American Visionary Art Museum]]
*[[Baltimore Public Works Museum]] (opened 1982; closed 2010)
*[[Baltimore Museum of Industry]]
*Civil War Museum at [[President Street Station]]
*[[Geppi's Entertainment Museum]] (opened 2006; closed 2018)
*[[Jewish Museum of Maryland]] at Lloyd Street Synagogue
*[[Maryland Science Center]]
*[[National Museum of Dentistry]]
*[[Port Discovery (museum)|Port Discovery Children's Museum]] on the site of the historic Baltimore fish market
*[[Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture]]
*[[Ripley's Believe It or Not!#Museums|Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium]]  (opened 2012; closed 2020)
*[[Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards]] (opened 2005; closed 2015)

===Ships===
[[File:Baltimore Inner Harbor in 2007.jpg|thumb|View from the Inner Harbor in April 2007]]
*[[Historic Ships in Baltimore]]:
**[[USCGC Taney (WHEC-37)|US Coast Guard Cutter WHEC-37]] – last fighting ship still afloat that survived the [[Pearl Harbor attack|attack]] on [[Pearl Harbor]]
**{{USS|Torsk|SS-423|6}}&nbsp;– [[Tench class submarine|''Tench''-class submarine]]; last ship to sink enemy vessel in [[World War II]]
**[[Lightship Chesapeake|Lightship ''Chesapeake'']]
**[[Seven Foot Knoll Light]]house
**{{USS|Constellation|1854|6}}&nbsp;– only [[American Civil War|Civil War]]-era ship still afloat
*Vessels on active/reserve status:
** {{SS|Wright|T-AVB-3|6}}&nbsp;– US Navy Aviation Logistics Support (roll-on/roll-off) container ship
*Former vessels
** {{USNS|Comfort|T-AH-20|6}}&nbsp;– US Navy hospital ship (in Baltimore through March 2013)

===Entertainment venues===
[[File:Baltimore Inner Harbor sunset.jpg|thumb|Sunset at Baltimore's Inner Harbor with the top of the [[Pier Six Pavilion]], a music venue on the Inner Harbor, visible in the foreground]]

====Sports====
*[[Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum]]
*[[Baltimore Grand Prix]], a street race for [[Indycar]] and [[American Le Mans Series]]
*[[Camden Yards Sports Complex]]
**[[M&T Bank Stadium]], home of the [[Baltimore Ravens]]
**[[Oriole Park at Camden Yards]], home of the [[Baltimore Orioles]]
**[[Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards]] (closed 2015)

====Concert halls and arenas====
*[[Baltimore Convention Center]]
*[[CFG Bank Arena]] (formerly known by various other names)
*[[Pier Six Pavilion]]
*[[Power Plant Live!]], a collection of bars and clubs that includes [[Rams Head Live!]]

===Notable architecture===
* [[National Katyń Memorial]]
* Bnai Israel&nbsp;– an active [[Moorish Revival]] synagogue
The Lloyd Street Synagogue, just up the street, is a museum. Between the two synagogue buildings is the Jewish Museum of Maryland.

===Other attractions===
[[File:BaltimoreNationalAquarium.JPG|thumb|The [[National Aquarium in Baltimore|National Aquarium]], one of the world's largest aquariums, in the Inner Harbor]]
*[[National Aquarium in Baltimore]]
*[[Harborplace|Harborplace and the Gallery]]
*[[Maryland Science Center]]
*The [[Pratt Street Power Plant]] (containing [[Hard Rock Cafe]] and other restaurants, and formerly the original [[ESPN Zone]], which closed in June 2010.)
*Top of the World at the [[Baltimore World Trade Center]]
*Holocaust Memorial
*Columbus Center, home of the [[University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute]]
*Lockwood Place
*[[Baltimore Visitor Center]]
*[[Lloyd Street Synagogue]], the [[Oldest synagogues in the United States|third-oldest synagogue in the United States]], now a museum
*[[McKeldin Square]]