Fort McHenry & National Aquarium
Fort McHenry is known for the Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812, when American troops stopped a British invasion.
The battle inspired Francis Scott Key to pen what would become the national anthem, “The Star Spangled Banner” – originally entitled “Defense of Fort McHenry”. During the Civil War, the fort served as a military prison. Your self-guided tour is a spectacular embodiment of the spirit of America and a must see for history fans. Your group will board the motorcoach for a short ride to the Hard Rock Cafe located at the Baltimore Inner Harbor for an included lunch. After, the group will go to the National Aquarium, which houses 20,000 animals. Students and adults will discover some of the most iconic animal species before departing for home. **Teachers must submit application for waiver fee at Fort McHenry.
STUDENTS $105.00 ADULTS $124.00 pp