> United States > Baltimore > Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum hotels near museum: Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum, Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum, Baltimore infos >

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum (United States)

Overview
Hotels
Map
Photos

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum, {CATEGORY}

American railroading got its start here when the B&O was chartered in 1827, and the first locomotive, the Tom Thumb, was built here. The remarkable roundhouse was restored after the roof collapsed in a 2003 snowstorm and is now more accessible for visitors with disabilities and parents with strollers. As damaged pieces are repaired, they are returned to the roundhouse (most should be back by the end of 2008), but it's still filled with an awe-inspiring collection of engines and rolling stock. A car barn has the largest locomotive ever built. Platforms enable visitors to tour trains outside, including a World War II troop sleeper, a caboose, and a refrigerated car where a train movie runs continuously. Admission includes a short ride, with trains departing daily from April through December and weekends only in January.

Practical Information

Address: 901 West Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD

City: Baltimore

State: Maryland (MD)

Country: United States

Phone 1: +1 410 752-2490

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am-4pm. Sat 10am-5pm. Sun noon-5pm

Exceptionally closed: Closed on Thanksgiving day, December 24th and 25th, December 31st, January 1st, and Easter day

Entrance fee: Admission $14 adults, $10 seniors, $8 children 2-12

Access by bus: Bus 31

Hotels nearby

852 yd - Hampton Inn Baltimore-Downtown-Convention Center

The Hampton Inn Baltimore Camden Yards is located in Baltimore, Md. Adjacent to Oriole Park at Camden Yards Two blocks from the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum One half mile from Harborplace sRead morehopping and dining Hotel Features. Complimentary high speed wired and wireless Internet access throughout the property Complimentary hot buffet style breakfasts Fitness center and indoor pool Pillowtop mattresses and 200 thread count linens 26 inch, high definition LCD televisions Curved shower rods and Purity Basics toiletries Hide

991 yd - Hilton Baltimore

Hilton Baltimore. The 4-star hotel "Hilton Baltimore" is family-friendly. It can be found in Baltimore. Only one step out the door and guests will find themselves in the downtown district. The accommoRead moredation is conveniently located as it lies close to the airport. The interior of the hotel boasts its Art Déco decor. This accommodation has 757 rooms. The rooms are all large. The temperature is never too high thanks to the relieving air conditioning. Children can play safely in the private patio. You can take a swim as this accommodation offers its guests the luxury of a covered, indoor swimming pool. At this hotel, you can take part in fishing or practice squash, golf, pilates and aerobics. The facilities include a running track and gym. After a busy day, visitors can relax in the onsite spa. To bring you even more chances to relax, the residence features a sauna as well. Dinner can be enjoyed at the onsite restaurant. A lounge bar is open for guests to have a drink in company. After a good night's sleep, breakfast is available. Other amenities include Internet access and an airport shuttle service.Hide

1,028 yd - Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards

With its central location, Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor At Camden Yards Hotel is within easy reach of most tourist attractions and business addresses in Baltimore (MD). All hotel's guestrooms have Read moreall the conveniences expected in a hotel in its class to suit guests' utmost comforts. The hotel provides a warm and welcoming service of international standard. To proceed with your reservation at the Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor At Camden Yards Hotel via our secure online booking form, please enter your period of stay.Hide

13videos

1,126 yd - Holiday Inn Baltimore-Inner Harbor

301 West Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD, 21201, US

1,153 yd - Holiday Inn Inner Harbor Hotel

Discover all that Baltimore (MD) has to offer with Holiday Inn Inner Harbor Hotel as a base.All 375 rooms at the hotel have all the modern facilities guests' would expect from a hotel of this class.AlRead morel of the guestrooms are replete with daily newspaper, internet access – wireless, internet access – LAN, inhouse movies.Guests can experience the high standards of comfort while staying at this luxury Baltimore (MD) hotel with everything they need right on the site such as Wi-Fi in public areas, restaurant, laundry service/dry cleaning, room service. For guests to unwind, the hotel offers a variety of facilities and services including sauna, indoor pool.Modern comfort and convenience are seamlessly combined to ensure the guests' satisfaction.For your reservation at the Holiday Inn Inner Harbor Hotel Baltimore (MD), please choose your period of stay and fill out our secure online booking form.Hide

Customer reviews

More info

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum, {CATEGORY}

American railroading got its start here when the B&O was chartered in 1827, and the first locomotive, the Tom Thumb, was built here. The remarkable roundhouse was restored after the roof collapsed in a 2003 snowstorm and is now more accessible for visitors with disabilities and parents with strollers. As damaged pieces are repaired, they are returned to the roundhouse (most should be back by the end of 2008), but it's still filled with an awe-inspiring collection of engines and rolling stock. A car barn has the largest locomotive ever built. Platforms enable visitors to tour trains outside, including a World War II troop sleeper, a caboose, and a refrigerated car where a train movie runs continuously. Admission includes a short ride, with trains departing daily from April through December and weekends only in January.

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad Museum, {CATEGORY}

American railroading got its start here when the B&O was chartered in 1827, and the first locomotive, the Tom Thumb, was built here. The remarkable roundhouse was restored after the roof collapsed in a 2003 snowstorm and is now more accessible for visitors with disabilities and parents with strollers. As damaged pieces are repaired, they are returned to the roundhouse (most should be back by the end of 2008), but it's still filled with an awe-inspiring collection of engines and rolling stock. A car barn has the largest locomotive ever built. Platforms enable visitors to tour trains outside, including a World War II troop sleeper, a caboose, and a refrigerated car where a train movie runs continuously. Admission includes a short ride, with trains departing daily from April through December and weekends only in January.