Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium — plus everything to eat, drink, and do in Baltimore for a perfect sports weekend.
Baltimore's sports district is one of the most unique in America — M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards share a parking lot. You can walk from a Ravens game to a place where the Orioles just played in under 5 minutes. The Inner Harbor, Fells Point, and Federal Hill round out one of the most authentic sports cities in the country.
Use GamePlan to find weekends when the Ravens and Orioles both play at home — they're literally next door to each other.
M&T Bank Stadium opened in 1998 in the Camden Yards sports complex alongside Oriole Park. One of the most intimate NFL venues with a famously loud crowd. The tailgating culture in the surrounding lots is among the best in the NFL.
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The finest hotel in Baltimore, overlooking the Inner Harbor. Walking distance to both stadiums and the best restaurants.
Best for: Couples, luxury travelersReliable, well-located on the waterfront. Easy walk to both stadiums and all Inner Harbor attractions.
Best for: Groups, business travelersA stunning boutique hotel in historic Fells Point. Worth the short Uber — Fells Point's bar and restaurant scene is unmatched.
Best for: Design-focused travelers, couplesTechnically an Orioles bar, but Ravens fans take it over on game days. Fantastic location, good beer, patio with views of the stadium filling up.
Must order: Local craft draft, crab dipThe unofficial headquarters of Ravens Nation. Packed to the walls on game days, multiple stories, loud and proud purple crowd.
Must order: Crab soup, local beerA Camden Yards institution serving baseball and football fans for decades. No pretense, cold beer, crowd that knows their sports.
Must order: Natty Boh, wingsThe definitive Baltimore crab experience. Order by the dozen, get a mallet, spread newspaper, go to work. This is the real deal.
Order: 1 dozen steamed blue crabs, corn, Old Bay friesThe most famous crab cake in Baltimore. Standing room only at the counter. Cash only. The jumbo lump crab cake is transcendent.
Order: Jumbo lump crab cake, coddiesConsistently rated among the best restaurants in the Mid-Atlantic. Low Country-inspired tasting menu. Book weeks ahead.
Order: Tasting menu, wine pairingSteamed blue crabs with Old Bay are non-negotiable. Sit outside at LP Steamers, spread newspaper, get a mallet, spend 2 hours eating crabs. You'll remember it forever.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards is adjacent. If the Orioles are playing the same weekend, you're walking distance from two sports in one trip.
Light Rail from downtown drops you at Camden Yards station. Direct, fast, cheap — avoids the parking nightmare.
Baltimore is a rabid football city. Get tickets early — the Ravens consistently rank in the top half of NFL attendance.
The Federal Hill neighborhood south of the stadium has some of the best game-day bar scenes in the NFL. Start there and walk to the stadium at kickoff.
The National Aquarium, Fort McHenry, and Fells Point are all within 3 miles. Baltimore rewards a slow walk.
Use GamePlan to find the exact dates when your favorite teams all play in the same window — then book everything in one trip.
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