Two East Coast Cities with Thriving Harbors Face Off

History

_BALTIMORE

• Fort McHenry the birth place of The Star-Spangled Banner, history dots the harbor from the cobblestone boroughs of Federal Hill, Fells Point and Canton.

_BOSTON

• Experience the history of the American Revolution along The Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile path leading you around downtown's historic sites.

Savory Seafood

_BALTIMORE

• No crab tastes better unless its pulled from the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland Blue Crabs are famously doused with Old Bay and steamed to perfection.

_BOSTON

• From oysters and lobsters to the iconic Clam Chowda you can't go wrong when meandering through downtown and the North End.

The Ballpark

_BALTIMORE

• Oriole Park at Camden Yards voted #1 Ballpark by Stadium Journey. Chow down on a Crab Mac n' Cheese Dog and pair it with a Natty Boh.

_BOSTON

• Chow down on a Fenway Frank at Fenway Park, one of American's oldest ballparks and home to the wicked awesome Red Sox.

Waterfront

_BALTIMORE

• The 7-mile long promenade hugs the waterline stretching from Federal Hill to Canton. Take the water taxi, walk, jog or bike to explore each area.

_BOSTON

• The Charles River Path offers scenic views on both sides of the Charles River. Explore Harvard University, MIT and Boston University campuses.

Tying Up Your Boat

_BALTIMORE

• There's a number of docking options: Baltimore Marine Centers (Inner Harbor, Harborview, Lighthouse Point), Harbor East Marina (Click here to make a reservation at Harbor East Marina) and Henderson's Wharf Inn & Marina.

_BOSTON

• Dockage is available downtown at Constitution Marina and Boston Yacht Haven, or across the Charles River at Charlestown Marina.

Craft Beer

_BALTIMORE

• For the beer connoisseur, check out Monument City Brewing Co., Union Craft Brewing or Diamondback Brewing Company.

_BOSTON

• Have a cold one at Harpoon Brewery, Samuel Adams Brewing, Percival Beer Company or Trillium Brewing Company.