3 Best Museums in Baltimore, MD

A great place to explore while visiting Baltimore and learn the history of several industrial and manufacturing innovations. Tickets are priced well and it was easy to order one online. I came on a week day (though a federal holiday) in the afternoon and while there were several other people there, it was not crowded. I opted for the self-guided audio tour which was nice to stay at my own pace. I would love to come back again.

This is definitely a must-see in Baltimore. It listed the history and industry of Baltimore, showing how those things worked back in the old days. And this is a very great location to take pictures over the water. If you want to know and feel the history of Baltimore and the country, this is the place!

Many things to read and learn. Free audio tour adds really nice insight into what you're seeing. Staff is helpful and will answer questions about the exhibit. I recommend for adults.

We had a great experience visiting the Lewis Museum. The exhibits are thoughtful and very educational. There is a rich history of black Americans in Maryland and it is well showcased here. We also really enjoyed the modern art exhibit! The museum is wheelchair accessible and child friendly with a change table in the first floor women’s bathroom (unsure about the men’s). The staff was friendly and the museum is well kept. I highly recommend a visit to The Lewis Museum.

This is a wonderful black history museum that centers on the culture in Maryland as well as the plight of black Americans in the South. The second floor of the museum has a section that is dedicated to the achievements of Mr. Lewis as a great black American businessman. It’s worth a visit if you’re in the area.

I went for a special occasion but definitely a place to visit to hear our untold stories that we don't learn about in schools. Will be a repeat place that I visit.