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Quirky FunNational Museum of Dentistry
Under $25See George Washington's dentures, Queen Victoria's dental instruments and a tooth jukebox at the nation's official dental museum in downtown Baltimore.
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Eat & DrinkFoodie FavoriteHistory Buff
Lexington Market
Graze among dozens of local food merchants selling seafood, baked goods, deli fare and produce in Baltimore's historic public market.
112 N Eutaw St · Baltimore, MD
About Lexington Market
Lexington Market has operated in downtown Baltimore since 1782 and calls itself the longest continually operating public market in America. Its new market shed, completed in 2022, houses about 50 merchants and kiosks selling seafood, meats, baked goods, produce, flowers and spices, plus counters for breakfast and lunch. It sits by the Lexington Market light rail and Metro stops, about six blocks north of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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