Historic Ships in Baltimore

I had a fantastic time exploring the Historic Ships in Baltimore. I spent an afternoon wandering through and learning about each one from the amazing staff. Some tight spaces and uneven walkways to be aware of & could be a lot of legwork for little ones, but overall is welcoming & educational for all agesVisited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNot sure

Visited the Constellation and the Torsk on a recent visit to Baltimore. There are other exhibits - a coastguard ship and a lighthouse, and $20 gets you access to all four, but we only had time for the two. Docents were available to answer questions, but our tour was unguided. Great historical displays and info, plus freedom to roam and explore. Highly recommend!

Lets go boating..... I love boats. This was a great experience touring 3 historical craft. Only wish was it wasn't out of season so we could have seen everything and all of everything.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$16–20

When you visit the ship, you get to visit other vessels in the harbor including a WWII sub, and more. The ship is well cared for and a step into history. We had a great time learning about the ship and exploring the many levels. This is not an accessible tour! Good shoes and attention to your footing is recommended by me. The building attached has a museum and a restroom. Interactions with employees was okay. Some were helpful and knowledgeable. Others were just there. Beautiful location. Beautiful ship.

Very good value to se 3 historic ships! My teen kid loves the history and I will sometimes just find a place on deck to settle while he explores. It was nice to have such a spectrum of military history for 1 affordable ticket, would highly recommend to anyone with interest and stamina!Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$16–20

If you're in Baltimore, this is 100% a must visit. The website recommends getting the tickets online, and that is definitely the best way to go about it. You can buy the ticket on your phone and then just walk up to the ships you want to visit. A staff member will be there to check your ticket and then tell you where to start your tour. It is all self-guided and there is a ton of information. I got to see the USS Constellation, the USCG Cutter, and the USS Torsk. The fourth ship was closed probably because I was there on the off season. You can easily see all the ships in an afternoon. It is a good bit of walking though so be prepared. The USS Torsk can feel pretty cramped, so fair warning if you don't like small spaces.

This particular ship was just steps away and adjacent to our hotel. The USCGC Cutter 37 resides on Pier 5. Tours are available, but a bit pricier than we wanted to spend. However, admission will get you access to all 3 ships

Great piece of history in the Inner Harbour. There’s four boats you can go on for $20 including a submarine, then if you want a bit more there’s an old lighthouse too!Visited onPublic holidayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$16–20

I was too early for the Tour of the Argentine Tall ship, but it was a beautiful sight and the crew was still very polite and helpful. Massive, beauty and historic all in one.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYesPrice for adult entryFree

Totally worth it! $15 for students/teens to see and explore all three ships for as long as you like. AND you can use your ticket anytime for a whole year!! On the USS Constellation you can actually try out lying in one of the hammocks I believe.. so ask and try that!