About Harbor Place

Located in the Central District, Harbor Place offers some of the best shopping, eating, and entertainment experiences in downtown Baltimore, Maryland. The waterfront complex is situated along the city's busy Inner Harbor, which is also home to various other attractions and landmarks.

Standing at the corner of Light Street and Pratt Street, Harbor Place consists of three separate buildings as well as facilities in its open air promenade. The Gallery At Harbor Place, Pratt St. Pavillion and Light St. Pavillion feature some of Baltimore's best high end specialty shops as well as other medium scale retailers. With more than 20 eating options ranging from fast food to casual restaurants, shoppers will never go hungry at the Harbor Place. At the outdoor Harbor Place Amphitheater, shoppers can relax and enjoy special events ranging from music concerts to street performances.

Visitors to the Harbor Place do not have to walk far to enjoy Baltimore's most popular tourist hot spots. Shoppers will immediately spot the historic navy ship USS Constellation, observation deck at the World Trade Center, and the National Aquarium.

Getting to Harbor Place is easy by car, bus, and public transit. Along Calvert and South Streets, drivers can park their cars in the Gallery At Harbor Place parking garages. However, the parking fees are charged at hourly rates.

The Maryland Transit Administration Operates multiple bus routes that stop directly near Harbor Place. For example, routes 7,10,11, and 30 can drop off passengers right on Pratt Street. Visitors can also take advantage of the Charm City Circulator, a free downtown Baltimore shuttle service. Only a few blocks away to the north of Harbor Place, the Charles Center station offers easy access to the Baltimore Metro Subway line. Other Attractions include: M&T Bank Stadium, and Johns Hopkins Hospital.