When you're visiting Baltimore it's sure that you're going to want to see all of the sights and stay and eat in the best places in town. After all, everyone wants to live by the motto that if you're going to do it at all you should do it right! Well, there are lots of options for living it up in luxury in Baltimore and for having a great time, whether that means packing up the baby sleeping bags and spending it with the whole family or just an intimate weekend for two. Here are some of the top attractions, restaurants and hotels in Baltimore.

Let's start with where in the city you might want to stay. If you're looking for a luxury location then you can't do better than the InterContinental Harbor Court Baltimore located right in the city's Inner Harbor. This hotel was inspired by European designs and includes two restaurants, a fitness facility with a swimming pool and tennis court, and a selection of meeting and conference rooms. It is the perfect place for the family or for your conference bringing together companies who specialize as caterers BBQ Toronto to Tampa Bay.

Henderson's Wharf Inn in another great location for those that need a place to stay in Baltimore. You can sit out on the terrace in the summer in teak garden furniture Toronto designed or just relax at the end of the day in your exquisite feather bed. This hotel has frequently been voted the best in the city and guests receive everything from a complimentary full breakfast to a bottle of wine free when they arrive.

If you're a little peckish and looking for a good place to eat then you might want to head down to Lancaster Street. This area is home to two of the top three restaurants in the city, Charleston and Cinghiale. At Charleston you will be enjoying the cuisine of chef Cindy Wolf in what is known as the "Grande Dame" of restaurants in Baltimore. You'll feel as relaxed and comfortable here as in the day spa Fort Lauderdale back home. Cinghiale has a menu that mainly features northern Italian dishes and is under the direction of executive chef Julian Marucci. The number two spot goes to the Black Olive on Bond Street.

If you're looking for something to do in the city, there are hundreds of things to choose from. You could enter a sweepstakes for winning a car at a local festival or check out one of the city's many performance arts groups. Urban Pirates provides fun for the whole family, while you'll get a little education with your entertainment at The Walters Art Museum. Past visitors also recommend Top of the World Observation Level and Museum and Fell's Point for some great views.