Port Discovery Children's Museum

Top 1% of attractions in Baltimore
8/10

What the experts agree on

This converted fish market packs three floors of interactive exhibits designed to tire out kids ages 2-10, blending education with hands-on play across a playhouse, lab, TV studio, and more. Adults encouraged to join in.

7 expert reviews

“With three floors of exhibits, this children’s museum is bound to entertain a child for hours.”

– Afar Magazine

Fodor's Fodor's
"At this interactive museum, adults are encouraged to play every bit as much as children." Full review
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A favorite attraction is the three-story KidWorks
Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
"Two blocks north, Port Discovery is a converted fish market, which has a playhouse, a laboratory, a TV studio and even Pharaoh’s tomb. Wear your kids out here." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
1 Star
"A few blocks northeast of the Inner Harbor, Baltimore's late-19C fish market has been transformed into a museum geared to children between the ages of two and ten." Full review
Where Where
"Ranked among top five U.S. children’s museums, three levels of activities to educate and entertain. " Full review
Frommer's Frommer's
"Three floors of exhibits keep things interesting for kids...surprisingly, have an educational bent. In the "let's tire them out" category are the new "Kick It Up" soccer field, "Exergames"" Full review
National Geographic National Geographic
"Baltimore is hosting Downtown Dollar or Less Days on December 6 and 7, meaning that all you need is a buck to get into some of the city's most popular attractions, like the Port Discovery Children's Museum"
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