Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower
The renovated Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower officially opened its doors in 2008. The building has been transformed into a tower for visual and literary artists and now offers 12 floors of artist studio space. Visitors can tour the building and shop for original artwork.
21 S Eutaw St (at W. Lombard St.) Baltimore , MD 21201 United States
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I highly recommend visiting on a Saturday afternoon to talk with the artists with studios in the Tower and consider buying their art . Take the elevator to the top and then walk down.
A cool architectural gem near the Inner Harbor and a block from Camden Yards.
Highly recommend the clock tour . So much history! Whether tourist or local, you'll learn some pretty awesome things about Baltimore.
Baltimore native Isaac E. Emerson invented Bromo-Seltzer, the first commercially marketed stomach antacid seltzer in 1891. The 15-story, 290' Tower, designed by Joseph Evans was erected in 1911.
A Baltimore landmark for nearly 103 years. http://www.bromoseltzertower.com/history.cfm
FREE!!! Take part in Open Studio Day and view impressive artwork from talented artists . During this free event , guests can visit artists ’ studios and view or purchase works of art .
Visit the FREE Open Studio Day at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower this Saturday. View artists ' studios and work from 1-5pm. Read more
The purple light at night is awesome. GO RAVENS!!!
What a great place! This is part of Charm City 's ubiquitous charm.
Clock Tower
All lit up for the holidays!
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When erected in 1828, it was the tallest structure in the United States. Molten lead was dropped from a sieve at the top into water at the bottom to form drop shot bullets for guns until 1892. - Naptown ???? Larry
The eighteen layers of the marble base represent the eighteen states that made up the United States at the time of the war. - Justin Henderson
Great place to pick up fresh fruits, veggies, and meat! A few bakeries inside if you're looking for bread, pastries, and cakes. - Karen
Absolutely gorgeous ballpark right in downtown Baltimore. Fans were great when I visited as a fan of the visiting team. Seats were comfy for ballpark seats. Views were great from the 1st base side. - Michelle L
I have been to Inner Harbor several times. There is lots to do. This time we toured the USS Constellation. The tour was both educational and fun! Well worth the trip. Don't miss it !!! - Rajkamal Sandhu®
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Monument
Place United States » Maryland » City of Baltimore » Baltimore » Downtown Baltimore