Pagoda At Patterson Park in Baltimore

Place could use some new paint and is only open on Sunday but still an amazing building.

Absolutely beautiful! I would have loved to tours of the inside, but it appears to be only open one or two days a week. If you are not going on a Saturday or Sunday, you will not be able to enter it. Otherwise, the view from outside and the Pagoda itself is absolutely gorgeous! A little Oasis in the middle of a city.

Such a wonderful landmark in an up-and-coming neighborhood. We stopped by at night and got to see it all lit up. Lived around this city for decades, and have never stopped by to see it.

Seeing a bit of history makes this site very personal. The pagoda is showing some age yet stands proud. Wish visits inside were possible on weekends but no. A musical group was practicing in morning. A nice touch to a beautiful park area!

Truly a gem of the city. Excellent waypoint on a long walk around the park for kids, especially if you geocache, because there is a great one right around here: the only geocache on the whole park at the moment. Near the north west corner of the park, but easy walk from the playground on the south side.

I really enjoyed viewing the beautiful architecture of the pagoda. I didn’t have time to explore the rest of the park but the pagoda was more than enough. The cannon next to the pagoda was a great touch. Overall a great thing to visit. 5 stars.

Great place to walk our four legged friend. Relatively crowded, as this is the biggest dog park in area. Most folks are plenty friendly and you can occasionally find a busker or street performer earning lunch. The view from the pagoda of brewers Hill is top notch, and depending on season, you can really get an eye full of the city skyline.

The park is expansive with trails that are pet and family friendly. This park offers space for large groups or individuals. Benches and pavillions are there as well as concrete padding near the pagoda. Features a lot of shade and various flora and trees to see as you walk the park. The park is walking distance from many metered parking lots or garages. The pagoda was not accessible on my visit, however, appeared as if it is often times open to the public on certain occasions based on items stored in the main lobby. Recommended as one area to visit during your time in Baltimore.

It's pretty especially in the spring with all the fresh blooms, but that's about it, nothing really special. People often fly kites around here when the weather is nice too, some of which are rather unique. It's also a bit elevated so there is a decent view over the Southeast side of the city. Unfortunately every basic b... comes here for photos whether it be an iPhone or an actual dslr for a full blown photo shoot; so it tends to be kinda crowded and noisy. Plus people sometimes play loud music as if they are gracing the ears of everyone around. If either of these characteristics applies to you, please stop. It's worth a stop by for a quick photo or maybe a picnic nearby, but thats about it. If you want to take some pictures get in, take a couple, and get out. If you're gonna hang out around here, leave your speakers at home and use headphones. Chances are very few people care for your music and most would prefer the quiet.

Beautiful site of the city and something different to see in baltimore. Love it at night beautiful over look of the city all the way to the harbor