Baltimore and Washington DC Baseball Trip Itinerary: Two Cities, Two Games
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Baltimore and Washington DC are less than an hour apart, making them one of the easiest multi-city baseball trips on the East Coast. With walkable stadium locations, strong public transportation, and plenty of attractions in both cities, you can combine sightseeing with two great games in one smooth trip.
This itinerary includes games at Camden Yards and Nationals Park, travel between cities, and major attractions.
Baltimore and Washington DC Baseball Trip Overview
This Baltimore and Washington DC Baseball Trip is designed to help you experience two games while also exploring the top highlights in each city without feeling rushed.
Day | Location | Focus |
Day 1 | Baltimore | Inner Harbor and Orioles game |
Day 2 | Baltimore → DC | Travel and National Mall |
Day 3 | Washington DC | Neighborhoods and Nationals game |
Travel time between cities
35–45 minutes by Amtrak or MARC train
About 45–60 minutes by car
For a full list of attractions, restaurants, and neighborhoods:
Day 1: Baltimore Waterfront and Orioles Game
Morning: Inner Harbor
Start your trip at the waterfront.
Things to do:
Visit the National Aquarium
Walk the harbor promenade
Explore shops and attractions around the Inner Harbor
Afternoon: Federal Hill or Fell’s Point
Options include:
Federal Hill Park for skyline views
Explore cobblestone streets, boutiques, and restaurants in Fell’s Point
Evening: Orioles Game
Head to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles.
Arrive early to:
Walk along Eutaw Street
See the historic B&O Warehouse backdrop
Enjoy the pregame atmosphere
For seating tips, parking advice, and food recommendations, click here for Camden Yards Visitor Guide.
The stadium is within walking distance of Inner Harbor and Downtown hotels.
Day 2: Travel to Washington DC and Explore the National Mall
Morning: Travel to DC
The easiest option is train travel from Baltimore Penn Station to Washington Union Station.
Where to stay:
Downtown
Capitol Hill
Navy Yard (closest to the stadium)
Afternoon: National Mall Highlights
Must-see landmarks:
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
World War II Memorial
United States Capitol
Visit one Smithsonian museum such as:
National Museum of Natural History
National Air and Space Museum
All Smithsonian museums are free.
Day 3: Washington DC Neighborhoods and Nationals Game
Morning: Explore the Waterfront
Start near the stadium.
Options include:
Walk through Yards Park
Visit The Wharf DC for shops and restaurants
Afternoon: Georgetown or Dupont Circle
Explore:
Georgetown waterfront and shopping
Dupont Circle cafés and bookstores
Evening: Nationals Game
Head to Nationals Park, home of the Washington Nationals.
Why it’s an easy game experience:
Direct Metro access via Navy Yard–Ballpark station
Walkable neighborhood with dining and bars
Modern stadium with river views
For detailed planning, seating recommendations, and bag policies, visit our Nationals Park Visitor Guide.
Where to Stay
Baltimore
Inner Harbor
Harbor East
Downtown (walkable to Camden Yards)
Washington DC
Navy Yard (closest to the stadium)
Capitol Hill
Downtown near a Metro station
Staying near each stadium helps you avoid traffic and makes game days much easier.
Travel Tips for a Two-Game Trip
Schedule the games on separate evenings
Take the train between cities to avoid traffic and parking
Stay within walking distance of each stadium if possible
Spring through early fall offers the best weather for sightseeing and baseball
Final Thoughts
A Baltimore and Washington DC Baseball Trip combines two walkable cities, easy transportation, and two excellent ballpark experiences. With waterfront attractions in Baltimore and iconic landmarks in DC, this itinerary makes it simple to enjoy full days of exploring followed by memorable nights at Camden Yards and Nationals Park.
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