How is life in Baltimore?

With more than a dozen colleges in the Baltimore area, including the world-famous Johns Hopkins University, approximately 120,000 students live in the metro area, making life good for the bar owners in central-city neighborhoods like Federal Hill, Canton and Fells Point. read more

The life expectancy in Roland Park, in North Baltimore, is 20 years longer than in the city’s poorest neighborhoods. Never are the disparities more apparent than on the day of the Baltimore Marathon, when hundreds of hyperfit Idyll residents run for miles through the blighted expanse of East Baltimore while being cheered on by locals in less healthy physical condition. read more

From Baltimore, it’s a short drive to other major cities like New York, Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia. Baltimore boasts a close proximity to three major airports, including Baltimore-Washington International, which is 15 minutes from the city’s downtown. The Baltimore harbor is also a popular cruise terminal. 12. read more