About Penn Station Baltimore
Penn Station Baltimore, also known as the Baltimore Pennsylvania Station, is one of the main transport hubs in Baltimore. Originally built in 1911, Penn Station is easily accessible and is a busy hub not just for those catching the train, but for those looking for unique and fun gifts or souvenirs. People also flock to Penn Station and enjoy dining at the restaurants. The landscaped front plaza of the station is where many tourists have their photos taken to commemorate their visit.
Fun Fact: Penn Station Baltimore's skylight was painted with blackout during World War II. In the late 1980s, the glass was refurbished.
Things to do near Penn Station Baltimore
Penn Station in Baltimore is a tourist attraction in itself. An eclectic mix of locals and tourists come together to create a fun environment filled with shopping, eating, and sightseeing. With so much for people to see and do, it can be a little unnerving trying to figure out what to see or where to start your explore Baltimore experience. Bounce has compiled a list of must-see things when you visit Penn Station in Baltimore.
- Wander through the Mount Vernon Cultural District
- Sign up for one of the City Brew Tours
- Explore the history of Penn Station at the small museum located at the station
- Take a stroll through downtown Baltimore
- Sip a cup of coffee at a local coffeehouse
- Sit down to dine on innovative American fare at Pen & Quill
- Check out Charm City Cakes owned by Food Network’s Duff Goldman.
Transit Options in Penn Station Baltimore
- Metro/MARC
- MTA Light Rail
- Bus (51, 95, CityLink Green or Purple)
Luggage Storage near Penn Station Baltimore
Penn Station in Baltimore is a unique station filled with shops, bistros, and restaurants. But it is also a bustling hub for people traveling to and from Baltimore. The city itself pulses with activity day and night, giving visitors a chance to experience all Baltimore has to offer. But do not experience Baltimore with luggage in tow, instead, leave your bags at a Bounce location for safekeeping.
Luggage Storage Options Near Penn Station Baltimore
- Walters Art Museum: Come explore works of art dating from 5,000 B.C. all the way through to the 21st century. Large bags are not allowed in the museum, so don’t be left outside holding your bags, find a nearby Bounce location.
- Horseshoe Casino: Spend time playing the slots or trying your luck at one of the tables. Large bags are not allowed on the casino’s gaming floor, so find a Bounce location to stow your bags before placing your first bet.
- Baltimore Wicked History Tours: Hear about the vibrant, and somewhat wicked, history of Baltimore from speakeasies to gangsters and everything in between. Leave your bags with Bounce while you stroll through the less-than-stellar streets listening to stories of times gone by.
- Druid Hill Park: Nature lovers will want to check this park out. Explore the 745-acre park while stretching your legs and breathing in the fresh air. Luggage will just drag you down as you explore the park, Bounce will gladly watch your bags while you play.
- Maryland Zoo – Baltimore: Come relive some of your most nostalgic childhood memories of discovering the wonders of the zoo. While bags are allowed in the zoo, don't be weighed down while walking the 135 acres. Have Bounce store your bags while you explore.
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards: Take a tour of Oriole Park or come watch the MLB’s Baltimore Orioles play a game. There is a strict bag policy at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, so have Bounce keep your bags safe while you are there.
- Frederick Douglass – Isaac Myers Maritime Park: This heritage park was once a shipyard and still has many of the aspects of the shipyard. The heritage park honors African-Americans in maritime history. Bring your camera but leave your baggage with Bounce so you can wander freely through the park.
- Baltimore Streetcar Museum: Walk through this museum and marvel at the changes in public transportation throughout history. Large baggage will keep you from moving freely through the museum, so find a Bounce location to drop your bags before coming in.