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Any must–see shopping stops? I am coming to down for the Cowboys/Ravens
game and will have Saturday evening and Sunday morning available. I would
love to do a little Christmas shopping while I¹m there. Even the ³usual²
stores are fine with me (Nordstrom, Macy¹s, etc.) but of course I¹m
interested in shopping areas and unusual boutiques.
I¹d also love to hear any great hotel recommendations. Something nice,
perhaps romantic, but not over $200 per night.
³They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night.² I can¹t
remember the name of the song with that line but it¹s stuck in my head!
Jennifer D.
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"Heather and Joe" <jshe...@aol.comxoxo> wrote in message
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baseball is not in season <G> as the stadium is great.
One more thing: eat crabs!
cofarb whose father was a Baltimoron!
One day in Baltimore
Jennifer Dellapina <dellap...@netscape.net>
11/18/2004 7:14:50 AM
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Any must–see shopping stops? I am coming to down for the Cowboys/Ravens
game and will have Saturday evening and Sunday morning available. I would
love to do a little Christmas shopping while I¹m there. Even the ³usual²
stores are fine with me (Nordstrom, Macy¹s, etc.) but of course I¹m
interested in shopping areas and unusual boutiques.
I¹d also love to hear any great hotel recommendations. Something nice,
perhaps romantic, but not over $200 per night.
³They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night.² I can¹t
remember the name of the song with that line but it¹s stuck in my head!
Jennifer D.
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g available. I would love to do a little Christmas shopping while I=
217;m there. Even the “usual” stores are fine with me (Nor=
dstrom, Macy’s, etc.) but of course I’m interested in shopping a=
reas and unusual boutiques.<BR>
<BR>
I’d also love to hear any great hotel recommendations. Somethin=
g nice, perhaps romantic, but not over $200 per night.<BR>
<BR>
“They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night.” =
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Charlie Perrin <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net>
11/18/2004 2:30:13 PM
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 07:14:50 GMT, Jennifer Dellapina wrote:
"They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night."
I can't remember the name of the song with that line but
it's stuck in my head!
"Streets of Baltimore" (Coldplay) it's stuck in my head!
jshe...@aol.comxoxo (Heather and Joe)
11/18/2004 4:32:43 PM
First thing that came to mind, Jennifer, is Harborplace. My parents drive down
there each year for all their holiday shopping–
http://www.harborplace.com/
The last I was there was about 20 or so years ago, but it was gorgeous then.
hth
Heather
there each year for all their holiday shopping–
http://www.harborplace.com/
The last I was there was about 20 or so years ago, but it was gorgeous then.
hth
Heather
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
11/18/2004 12:02:07 PM
"Heather and Joe" <jshe...@aol.comxoxo> wrote in message
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First thing that came to mind, Jennifer, is Harborplace. My parents drive
down
there each year for all their holiday shopping–
http://www.harborplace.com/
The last I was there was about 20 or so years ago, but it was gorgeous
then.
hth
Heather
Definitely the Inner Harbor for shopping. Very nice hotels there. Too bad down
there each year for all their holiday shopping–
http://www.harborplace.com/
The last I was there was about 20 or so years ago, but it was gorgeous
then.
hth
Heather
baseball is not in season <G> as the stadium is great.
One more thing: eat crabs!
cofarb whose father was a Baltimoron!
Nickycharles2...@yahoo.com (Vicki in DC)
11/18/2004 10:00:21 AM
Jennifer Dellapina <dellap...@netscape.net> wrote in message news:<BDC18B42.EAD8%dellap...@netscape.net>...
Try the Inn at the Governor's House on Calvert St:
http://www.ci.baltimore.md.us/visitor/...@gh/tariffs.html
Hopefully they still have vacancies. It's very romantic, centrally
located, and price is less than $200/night.
For shopping, Charles street,Broadway/Fells Point for antique/vintage
housewares and clothing. Bertha's in Fells Point is excellent for
food/drink but you may have to wait a looong time, up to 2 hours. Any
of the pizza joints on broadway are good for a quick meal. Max's has a
good selection of beers and decent bar food. The Brewer's Art is a
three block walk from the Governors' House and has good food upstairs
and good selection of brews downstairs. From Fodor's:
BREWER'S ART
1106 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD, USA
Phone: 410/547–6925 Mount Vernon
Contemporary
$12 to $32
Eclectic
You can have a (somewhat disappointing and unimaginative) sandwich in
the bar ––the fries are awesome! You can sit in the swank dining room
and enjoy top–notch creative fare (the tuna steak melts, the roasted
chicken is sublime with citrus), but skip the soups –– no creativity
and very underseasoned. Or you can head down to the cellar, "The
Smokers' Art" as it is known here, and enjoy house–sanctioned brews in
a very divey atmosphere. It's a great location and beautiful
atmosphere (upstairs, at least!)
About 2–3 blocks down Charles Street toward downtown there's a good
indian restaurant called the Akbar.
The inner harbor is pretty and has a huge food hall but stores that
are pretty typical. If you have time, visit the aquarium.
If you can make it out to Mount Washington on the light rail, go, go,
go! Lots of cute boutiques and nice restaurants there. The big mall
is Towson Town Center, a bit of a haul from downtown but has Nordie's,
Hecht's, MAC, BBW, Gap and a bunch of the usual stores.
I have tons more info, just email me if you need it!
Vicki in DC
Any must–see shopping stops? I am coming to down for the Cowboys/Ravens
game and will have Saturday evening and Sunday morning available. I would
love to do a little Christmas shopping while I¹m there. Even the ³usual²
stores are fine with me (Nordstrom, Macy¹s, etc.) but of course I¹m
interested in shopping areas and unusual boutiques.
I¹d also love to hear any great hotel recommendations. Something nice,
perhaps romantic, but not over $200 per night.
³They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night.² I can¹t
remember the name of the song with that line but it¹s stuck in my head!
Jennifer D.
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Jennifer:game and will have Saturday evening and Sunday morning available. I would
love to do a little Christmas shopping while I¹m there. Even the ³usual²
stores are fine with me (Nordstrom, Macy¹s, etc.) but of course I¹m
interested in shopping areas and unusual boutiques.
I¹d also love to hear any great hotel recommendations. Something nice,
perhaps romantic, but not over $200 per night.
³They say the prettiest place on earth is Baltimore at night.² I can¹t
remember the name of the song with that line but it¹s stuck in my head!
Jennifer D.
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Try the Inn at the Governor's House on Calvert St:
http://www.ci.baltimore.md.us/visitor/...@gh/tariffs.html
Hopefully they still have vacancies. It's very romantic, centrally
located, and price is less than $200/night.
For shopping, Charles street,Broadway/Fells Point for antique/vintage
housewares and clothing. Bertha's in Fells Point is excellent for
food/drink but you may have to wait a looong time, up to 2 hours. Any
of the pizza joints on broadway are good for a quick meal. Max's has a
good selection of beers and decent bar food. The Brewer's Art is a
three block walk from the Governors' House and has good food upstairs
and good selection of brews downstairs. From Fodor's:
BREWER'S ART
1106 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD, USA
Phone: 410/547–6925 Mount Vernon
Contemporary
$12 to $32
Eclectic
You can have a (somewhat disappointing and unimaginative) sandwich in
the bar ––the fries are awesome! You can sit in the swank dining room
and enjoy top–notch creative fare (the tuna steak melts, the roasted
chicken is sublime with citrus), but skip the soups –– no creativity
and very underseasoned. Or you can head down to the cellar, "The
Smokers' Art" as it is known here, and enjoy house–sanctioned brews in
a very divey atmosphere. It's a great location and beautiful
atmosphere (upstairs, at least!)
About 2–3 blocks down Charles Street toward downtown there's a good
indian restaurant called the Akbar.
The inner harbor is pretty and has a huge food hall but stores that
are pretty typical. If you have time, visit the aquarium.
If you can make it out to Mount Washington on the light rail, go, go,
go! Lots of cute boutiques and nice restaurants there. The big mall
is Towson Town Center, a bit of a haul from downtown but has Nordie's,
Hecht's, MAC, BBW, Gap and a bunch of the usual stores.
I have tons more info, just email me if you need it!
Vicki in DC
cindiat...@aol.com (CindiatGZG)
11/21/2004 4:40:32 AM
<< For shopping, Charles street,Broadway/Fells Point for antique/vintage
housewares and clothing. Bertha's in Fells Point is excellent for food/drink
but you may have to wait a looong time, up to 2 hours. >>
I love Fells Point, so charming. I used to date a guy that went to Med School
at UMAB, we went there alot. Anyway, I hear Bertha's is haunted. As many other
bars in Fells Point are haunted too.
Cindi
(typing this as I just came back from a Ghost tour of Ellicot City)
housewares and clothing. Bertha's in Fells Point is excellent for food/drink
but you may have to wait a looong time, up to 2 hours. >>
I love Fells Point, so charming. I used to date a guy that went to Med School
at UMAB, we went there alot. Anyway, I hear Bertha's is haunted. As many other
bars in Fells Point are haunted too.
Cindi
(typing this as I just came back from a Ghost tour of Ellicot City)