water-related industries. However, this city, which is often referred to as the “Charm City,” has much more to offer than just work. With a metropolitan area of more than 2.6 million people, there are always exciting places to go and interesting things to see and do. In midsummer, Harborplace and Canton are popular places where people gather to party. However, you can also revel in the various museums, including Walters Art Museum and the Baltimore Museum, as well as historic sites, such as the restored Hippodrome, and some of the finest fresh seafood restaurants in the country. When visiting in the summer, Oregon Ridge Park hosts the famous Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. As a connected city, you will have no problem getting around. The city boasts traditional taxi, rental car, and public bus transportation, but for something special, you may want to try a Baltimore water taxi.