Fells Point Food Tour in Baltimore with Broadway Market and Maritime Park
by Food Tour Corporation
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$156Overview
This 3.5-hour walking food tour covers Baltimore’s historic Fells Point neighborhood. The tour begins at Broadway Market, one of the city’s oldest public markets dating back to 1786. Visitors learn about the market’s history as a key food source for Baltimore and see the original market structures where farmers once sold their goods. Next, the tour visits the Robert Long House, the oldest surviving urban residence in Baltimore, built in 1765 and now maintained by the Fells Point Preservation Society. The final stop is the Frederick Douglass - Isaac Myers Maritime Park, a national heritage site that highlights African American contributions to Baltimore’s maritime industry and the lives of Frederick Douglass and Isaac Myers. The tour includes food tastings and is led by a professional guide. Drinks are not included unless specified separately.
Highlights
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Itinerary
Broadway Market
Broadway Market is located in the center of Fells Point and is one of Baltimore’s earliest public markets, established in 1786. It is among six public markets still operating in the city. Originally, the market featured stalls, barns, and a weighing platform for livestock sold by farmers arriving by wagon, boat, or ferry from surrounding counties. The market has served the Fells Point community and Baltimore residents continuously since its founding.
Robert Long House
The Robert Long House is a rowhouse built in 1765 and is the oldest surviving urban residence in Baltimore. It was originally the home of Robert Long, a Baltimore merchant. The house was preserved by the Fells Point Preservation Society, which purchased and restored it in 1969 to prevent its demolition.
Frederick Douglass - Isaac Myers Maritime Park
This Maritime Park is a Living Classrooms Foundation campus and a national heritage site. It focuses on the contributions of African Americans to Baltimore’s maritime industry. The site highlights the life of Frederick Douglass during his early years as an enslaved child and young man, as well as Isaac Myers, a free-born African American who became a national leader.
Meeting point
We will meet you in front of the Golden Pretzel Stand. The closest intersection is S. Broadway and Thames Streets. The best address for GPS purposes is the Admiral Fell Inn. located at 888 S. Broadway.
End point
We will meet you in front of the Golden Pretzel Stand. The closest intersection is S. Broadway and Thames Streets. The best address for GPS purposes is the Admiral Fell Inn. located at 888 S. Broadway.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Fells Point Food Tour in Baltimore with Broadway Market and Maritime Park
by Food Tour Corporation
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$156Overview
This 3.5-hour walking food tour covers Baltimore’s historic Fells Point neighborhood. The tour begins at Broadway Market, one of the city’s oldest public markets dating back to 1786. Visitors learn about the market’s history as a key food source for Baltimore and see the original market structures where farmers once sold their goods. Next, the tour visits the Robert Long House, the oldest surviving urban residence in Baltimore, built in 1765 and now maintained by the Fells Point Preservation Society. The final stop is the Frederick Douglass - Isaac Myers Maritime Park, a national heritage site that highlights African American contributions to Baltimore’s maritime industry and the lives of Frederick Douglass and Isaac Myers. The tour includes food tastings and is led by a professional guide. Drinks are not included unless specified separately.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Broadway Market
Broadway Market is located in the center of Fells Point and is one of Baltimore’s earliest public markets, established in 1786. It is among six public markets still operating in the city. Originally, the market featured stalls, barns, and a weighing platform for livestock sold by farmers arriving by wagon, boat, or ferry from surrounding counties. The market has served the Fells Point community and Baltimore residents continuously since its founding.
Robert Long House
The Robert Long House is a rowhouse built in 1765 and is the oldest surviving urban residence in Baltimore. It was originally the home of Robert Long, a Baltimore merchant. The house was preserved by the Fells Point Preservation Society, which purchased and restored it in 1969 to prevent its demolition.
Frederick Douglass - Isaac Myers Maritime Park
This Maritime Park is a Living Classrooms Foundation campus and a national heritage site. It focuses on the contributions of African Americans to Baltimore’s maritime industry. The site highlights the life of Frederick Douglass during his early years as an enslaved child and young man, as well as Isaac Myers, a free-born African American who became a national leader.
Meeting point
We will meet you in front of the Golden Pretzel Stand. The closest intersection is S. Broadway and Thames Streets. The best address for GPS purposes is the Admiral Fell Inn. located at 888 S. Broadway.
End point
We will meet you in front of the Golden Pretzel Stand. The closest intersection is S. Broadway and Thames Streets. The best address for GPS purposes is the Admiral Fell Inn. located at 888 S. Broadway.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.