Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Bel Air

"A visit to the science museum lets you explore everything from dinosaurs to germs, a planetarium, and even local life of a Maryland Blue Crab (we are quite proud of our local crustacean). It offers an Imax movie theater, hands-on exhibits, and many live science demonstrations. On a nice day, you can eat outside on the waterfront and watch the many boats sail by."

"Touch Wonder with Dinosaurs - Outer Space - The Human Body - Movies in IMAX. - Planetarium Shows - Experiments. Hours:12:04 AM - 10:00 AM todayThu: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMFri: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSun: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PMMon: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMTue: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMWed: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM"

"If both of you are big Orioles fans, a proposal at Camden Yards could just be the perfect way to begin the next phase of your relationship with a moment you’ll never forget. Unlike some stadiums, Camden Yards doesn’t offer proposal packages, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make your own plan."

"After you’ve satisfied your sweet tooth, take a quick stroll over to Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles. Here, you’ll find the statue of Baltimore native George Herman Ruth (a.k.a Babe Ruth) and a museum dedicated to the legend for all of you die-hard baseball fans out there!"

"Home of the Baltimore Orioles, Camden Yards and the nearby area bustle on game days. Since it opened in 1992, this nostalgically designed…"

"A museum filled with a rich history, Historic Ships in Baltimore is located near the Inner Harbor of Baltimore, Maryland. It was created because of the merge of the Baltimore Maritime Museum and USS Constellation Museum. The museum is home to several ships that played a significant part in US history, such as US Submarine Torsk, and Chesapeake (LV-116), Seven Foot Knoll Light, to name a few."

"Any history buff would be thrilled at the idea of a proposal on the deck of one of the historic ships in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. The USS Constellation and USCGC Taney are both especially picturesque. If you want a more intimate setting, you can even rent space so you can ensure that it will be just the two of you."

"Unlike traditional museums where kids are constantly reminded not to touch anything, at the Port Discovery Children’s Museum kids are encouraged to touch everything. The museum features three floors of interactive exhibits where kids can learn while having fun. Some experiences include, a water play area, a miniature 50’s-style diner, a playground with ropes and slides, painting, sculptures, soccer and backyard games in the indoor stadium and so much more."

"The Port Discovery Children’s Museum is the perfect place to take the kids for the day. It features exhibits made for kids of all different ages, from babies to elementary school ages. There are interactive art studios, musical exhibits, and even a four-story SkyClimber with views of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor."

"Offering three floors of educational interactive and hands-on experiences for children ages 2 to 10, Port Discovery Children’s Museum is one of the leading nontraditional educational resources in the Mid-Atlantic. Port Discovery Children's Museum"

"I went to this Cathedral for a wedding rehearsal and wedding. It is a breathtaking sanctuary in a tranquil neighborhood in Baltimore. A lovely place to… read more »"

"By now, the historic Lexington Market has already been awake and open for three hours and that means — it’s time to get going!. Established in 1782, this historic marketplace is as old as America itself. Start your day with a sugar rush and make your way over to Buttercup Bakery, a Baltimore favorite and must-visit featuring unforgettable cakes, pies nutrolls, and glazed doughnuts. Trust us when we say the build-up to this Buttercup is no letdown!"

"236-year-old Lexington Market houses more than 100 vendors selling everything from seafood to corned beef and fried chicken. Feast on Maryland-style crab cakes at Faidley’s Seafood or a box of fried chicken and waffles from Connie’s Chicken and Waffles. Save room for the cake-like cookies topped with a thick slab of fudge at Berger’s Bakery."

"400 W Lexington StCurrently undergoing major renovations, Historic Lexington Market is a taste of Baltimore you can’t find anywhere else. It’s local people making local food, incorporating local favorites with flavors from all around the world. It’s diverse, it’s unique, it’s Baltimore."

"Come in to the counter-serving restaurant for an assortment of fresh dough pizza pies. And if it’s a solo lunch run get a slice for less than $3.00."

"Start your day off right, with a hearty breakfast in Baltimore‘s picturesque and popular area of the Inner Harbor — Fell’s Point. Make like a local and grab a seat at Jimmy’s Restaurant, a popular diner where you can chow down on a fluffy stack of pancakes or a giant piece of French toast for just $3 – 5. Wash those down with a coffee for $1.65 or a mimosa at $3.95. A cheap, filling start to your day, all while gazing out at the waterfront… need we say more?"

"So scoot on over to Fell’s Point. Home to a shipbuilding center that dates back to 1730 and more than 350 original residential structures, this historic waterfront neighborhood overflows with shops, restaurants, pubs and even a vibrant nightlife."

"By now, the historic Lexington Market has already been awake and open for three hours and that means — it’s time to get going!. Established in 1782, this historic marketplace is as old as America itself. Start your day with a sugar rush and make your way over to Buttercup Bakery, a Baltimore favorite and must-visit featuring unforgettable cakes, pies nutrolls, and glazed doughnuts. Trust us when we say the build-up to this Buttercup is no letdown!"

"236-year-old Lexington Market houses more than 100 vendors selling everything from seafood to corned beef and fried chicken. Feast on Maryland-style crab cakes at Faidley’s Seafood or a box of fried chicken and waffles from Connie’s Chicken and Waffles. Save room for the cake-like cookies topped with a thick slab of fudge at Berger’s Bakery."

"400 W Lexington StCurrently undergoing major renovations, Historic Lexington Market is a taste of Baltimore you can’t find anywhere else. It’s local people making local food, incorporating local favorites with flavors from all around the world. It’s diverse, it’s unique, it’s Baltimore."

"Eat, watch the sports game, and have a drink at the quaint brick house bar. What more can I say?. 2218 Boston St. Baltimore, MD 21231 | Website"