The American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) is one of Baltimore’s most unique cultural experiences, showcasing art created by self-taught visionaries—expect bold, colorful, and deeply personal works made from everyday materials, often tied to themes like hope, resilience, and imagination. The museum’s campus near the Inner Harbor includes three renovated industrial buildings, an outdoor sculpture garden, and a small but well-curated gift shop.

Dogo Onsen Honkan is said to be the model for the spirit bathhouse in the world-famous animation “Spirited Away”. It's also the oldest hot spring in Japan, with a history going back over 3,000 years. A whole section of the main building, the Yushinden, is given over to the imperial family. There are several baths and lounges offering more or less luxurious service. Feel free to walk in off the street and enjoy a dip in Japan's oldest spa.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles, is one of Major League Baseball's most iconic ballparks. Opened in 1992, this retro-style stadium revolutionized the design of modern ballparks and offers a picturesque backdrop with views of the Baltimore skyline and the historic B&O Warehouse. Visitors can catch an Orioles game from April through September, enjoy year-round ballpark tours, or explore local culinary delights like Maryland crab cakes, Boog's BBQ pit beef sandwiches, and Old Bay-seasoned treats available at stands throughout the stadium, especially on Eutaw Street.

Located in the heart of Old Town, this 17th-century Jesuit church is another Baroque gem of Kaunas. It also has a terrace with a stunning view of Town Hall square.