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| Baltimore | public transpo to National Aquarium..how? Posted: Thu September 20, 2007 05:48 PM UTC
hi.
i'll be coming from philadelphia and will be taking an amtrak to baltimore. how do i get to the national aquarium from the baltimore station of amtrak? is there a shuttle or bus going to and from the amtrak station to the national aquarium? sorry, i'm really clueless. thanks in advance! |
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| Baltimore | Re: public transpo to National Aquarium..how? Posted: Thu September 20, 2007 06:47 PM UTC
You should be able to take a regular bus. When you exit the train station in Baltimore, looking out at the world's ugliest piece of public art, go left, and catch a southbound bus.
If it's a nice day, and you're feeling like a walk, walking the the aquarium should take about 30 minutes or so. Just walk south until you hit Harborplace, and head east (to your left). A cab from the train station to the aquarium should definitely be well under $10, unless they try to rip you off! Let me know if you need other help!
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| Baltimore | Re: public transpo to National Aquarium..how? Posted: Thu September 20, 2007 07:58 PM UTC
Taking a taxi is the easiest.
If you don't want to take a taxi, the Light Rail takes you from Baltimore Penn Station Amtrak to Camden Yards the baseball stadium close to the Inner Harbor where the National Aquarium is located. Here is a map. http://www.baltimore.org/cmt_media/pdfs/base_map.pdf
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