Baltimore is the largest city in Maryland, founded in 1729. It was once the second largest port of entry for immigrants to the US and a major manufacturing center. In 1904, the Great Baltimore Fire destroyed over 1,500 buildings in 30 hours, causing $150 million in damages. Today, Baltimore is a developed city with many cultural attractions, including the National Aquarium, Washington Monument, and prestigious Johns Hopkins University.

2. Founded in 1729, Baltimore
is the largest city of US state
of Maryland
BALTIMORA
It’s an indipendent city
It’s the most
important seaport in
the Mid-Atlantic
United State.
… Baltimora was once the second leading part of entry for
immigrants to the USA and a major manufacturing
center
…

3. … On February 7 1904, the Great Baltimore Fire
desroyed over 1500 buildings
in 30 hours …
Damages were estimated at $ 150 million!!!

4. … Today it’s a city well developed
with many monuments and sites to visit …
The Washington Monument
National
Aquarium
Emerson
Bromo-
Seltzer

5. John Hopkins University
one of the most prestigious in the United State of America
The institute offers several courses in undergraduate
and postgraduate university and includes the
headquarter of Baltimora and other university in
Washington DC, China and … Bologna

7.  INNER HARBOR
Hotels, Shops , Museums
 FELLS POINT
Refurbished and Gentrified
 LITTLE ITALY
Italian Restaurants

8.  MONT VERNON
Center of Cultural and Artistic Life
Washington Monument
 BOLTON HILL
Artscape Festival

9.  The BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
is an Internationally Renowned orchestra
founded in 1916
 The BALTIMORE OPERA
is an important Regional Opera
Company
 The BALTIMORE CONSORT
has been a leading early music ensemble
for over 25 years

10. In Baltimore we can find many theaters
- Hippodrome Theatre
- Everyman Theatre
- Single Carrot Theatre
- Baltimore Theatre Festival ecc…
Baltimore also boasts a wide array of professional and
community theatre groups that are famous all
around the Country!

13. Baltimore Basilica
Phoenix Shot Tower

15. More than 70 percent of the nation's Principal common factors:
population is located in 11 - Infrastructure system
megaregions. - Economic linkages
- Culture and history

16. 50 Million people
About 17% of U.S.
Population on less than 2%
of the nation’s land area
20% of the U.S. Gdp.
The region is 600 Km in
lenght
54 of the Fortune Global
500 are located in the region

17. All I knew yesterday about Baltimore was just this picture.