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Baltimore Rental Cars
Welcome to the historic East Coast! There’s a lot to see, and Avis Car Rental has a car waiting for you. It’s the best way to get from Fell’s Point to the National Aquarium or the Fort McHenry National Monument. Make a list of sights to visit and enjoy your time in Baltimore.
Reserve a rental car in Baltimore to show your extended family the sights or to use as a temporary care while waiting for your vehicle to be repaired. Whatever the need, Avis has options. Consider an SUV for a winter visit along the Patapsco River or an economy vehicle for driving to and from Washington, DC.
Find Avis Car Rental at Baltimore Travel Hubs
Look for Avis rental counters at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) and other prominent locations around Baltimore.
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Car in Baltimore?
At Avis, we understand that cost is important when making your travel plans. The total cost of a car rental will depend on rental duration, vehicle selection, and other factors. You can start a reservation form at the top of the page to choose your options and compare affordable choices for renting a car in Baltimore.
Baltimore Rental Cars
Welcome to the historic East Coast! There’s a lot to see, and Avis Car Rental has a car waiting for you. It’s the best way to get from Fell’s Point to the National Aquarium or the Fort McHenry National Monument. Make a list of sights to visit and enjoy your time in Baltimore.
Reserve a rental car in Baltimore to show your extended family the sights or to use as a temporary care while waiting for your vehicle to be repaired. Whatever the need, Avis has options. Consider an SUV for a winter visit along the Patapsco River or an economy vehicle for driving to and from Washington, DC.
Find Avis Car Rental at Baltimore Travel Hubs
Look for Avis rental counters at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) and other prominent locations around Baltimore.
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Car in Baltimore?
At Avis, we understand that cost is important when making your travel plans. The total cost of a car rental will depend on rental duration, vehicle selection, and other factors. You can start a reservation form at the top of the page to choose your options and compare affordable choices for renting a car in Baltimore.
Available Rental Car Classes in Baltimore
No matter your plans in the area, you can find the perfect vehicle for all your travel needs.
Economy Car Rental: Navigating Baltimore’s winding streets can be tricky. A fuel-efficient hatchback or sedan will likely serve you best, helping you tour the city comfortably without spending too much on gas.
Van Rental in Baltimore: Are you coming to Baltimore with friends or family? There's no need to take separate cars. Book a van rental with seating for up to 12.
- Luxury Rentals in Baltimore: You’ll love the way you feel when you get behind the wheel of a luxury car rental. Experience the finest finishes and top-of-the-line features that make driving more fun than ever before. Whether you’re here on business or traveling for pleasure, you’ll never regret choosing a luxury rental from Avis.
Places to See and Things to Do in Baltimore
If you’re planning a vacation in Baltimore, you have made a great decision. The city is brimming with places to see and things to do. There are plenty of local sports events, historical sites, museums, and restaurants to keep you busy no matter how long you are there.
Business Travel in Baltimore
In Baltimore, when the day of meetings is finally over, your city experience just gets started. Let go of the stresses of the day by experiencing Baltimore’s exhilarating nightlife and top-notch restaurants. With Avis car rental, any activity is a possibility.
Things To Do & Baltimore Attractions
The National Aquarium
501 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Baltimore’s harbor supports the country’s official aquarium. The sea turtle and dolphin sanctuaries offer fun exhibits that also encourage wildlife conservation. There are also plenty of activities for little kids, who can hold bearded dragons and watch divers feed fish on the aquarium’s coral reef.
Patterson Park
2601 E Baltimore St, Baltimore, MD 21224
Known as the “Best Backyard in Baltimore,” Patterson Park has been the heart of the community for years. Come to the park for outdoor concerts, wine tastings, and community gardens. You can also see the historic Patterson Park Pagoda, which was renovated and reopened to the public as a symbol of Baltimore’s renaissance.
What to Eat in Baltimore
Blue Crab: There’s nothing quite like Maryland blue crabs. Enjoy them steamed or formed into crab cakes and seasoned with Old Bay seasoning—another favorite Baltimore product. The dip is especially tasty as well.
Oysters: Enjoy the unique flavor of oysters harvested from the Chesapeake Bay and see why Baltimore was once nicknamed Oyster City.
Coddies: This local variation of fried cod is made with potatoes, eggs, onions, and saltine crackers.
Berger Cookies: In 1835, German immigrant Henry Berger invented these tasty little cookies for his East Baltimore bakery. They feature a thick layer of chocolate frosting atop shortbread.
Where to Stay in Baltimore
Harbor East (21202): This area is great for family entertainment and affordable accommodations. It has a relaxing atmosphere, appealing activities, great restaurants, and shopping opportunities.
Fell’s Point (21231): Fell’s Point is a beautiful area with some of Baltimore's oldest homes. It’s also a great spot to enjoy the nightlife.
Inner Harbor (21201, 21230): Choose Inner Harbor for easy access to many areas of the city that focus on family entertainment. Attractions include the National Aquarium, children’s museums, and more.
Mount Vernon (21201): Mount Vernon is for history buffs and those who enjoy baseball, art, and music.
Distance to Nearby Cities
Baltimore to Washington, DC: 39 miles (driving time of about 1 to 1.5 hours)
Baltimore to Philadelphia: 105 miles (driving time of about 2 hours)
- Baltimore to Wilmington, DE: 75 miles (driving time of about 1 hour and 30 minutes)
What to Eat in Baltimore
Blue Crab: There’s nothing quite like Maryland blue crabs. Enjoy them steamed or formed into crab cakes and seasoned with Old Bay seasoning—another favorite Baltimore product. The dip is especially tasty as well.
Oysters: Enjoy the unique flavor of oysters harvested from the Chesapeake Bay and see why Baltimore was once nicknamed Oyster City.
Coddies: This local variation of fried cod is made with potatoes, eggs, onions, and saltine crackers.
Berger Cookies: In 1835, German immigrant Henry Berger invented these tasty little cookies for his East Baltimore bakery. They feature a thick layer of chocolate frosting atop shortbread.
Where to Stay in Baltimore
Harbor East (21202): This area is great for family entertainment and affordable accommodations. It has a relaxing atmosphere, appealing activities, great restaurants, and shopping opportunities.
Fell’s Point (21231): Fell’s Point is a beautiful area with some of Baltimore's oldest homes. It’s also a great spot to enjoy the nightlife.
Inner Harbor (21201, 21230): Choose Inner Harbor for easy access to many areas of the city that focus on family entertainment. Attractions include the National Aquarium, children’s museums, and more.
Mount Vernon (21201): Mount Vernon is for history buffs and those who enjoy baseball, art, and music.
Distance to Nearby Cities
Baltimore to Washington, DC: 39 miles (driving time of about 1 to 1.5 hours)
Baltimore to Philadelphia: 105 miles (driving time of about 2 hours)
- Baltimore to Wilmington, DE: 75 miles (driving time of about 1 hour and 30 minutes)