The heart of the Mid-Atlantic, Baltimore Peninsula is conveniently situated between Washington DC, Philadelphia, and New York City. Baltimore Peninsula is only a fifteen minute drive from Baltimore Penn Station, allowing for easy transit between major East Coast cities and business hubs.

Central and connected; the Baltimore Washington International Airport is an easy fifteen minute drive from Baltimore Peninsula, ensuring that air travel is a breeze for residents and visitors alike.

The Charm City Circulator serves the needs of visitors, residents and employees by providing a fast, convenient, free, and energy-efficient way to travel throughout Baltimore City.

Bike-friendly and built for pedestrians to enjoy, Baltimore Peninsula has a network of cycle and walking paths embedded throughout the neighborhood with convenient bike racks and protected bike lanes for safety.

Three nearby Light Rail stations allow for convenient travel throughout Baltimore City and the surrounding counties on the Light Rail system spanning from Glen Burnie to Hunt Valley.

Two MTA bus routes service Baltimore Peninsula. The CityLink Silver stops on Hanover Street and runs between Curtis Bay-Hopkins/Morgan State. The LocalLink 71 services Downtown-Patapsco station.

Baltimore Peninsula boasts two neighborhood marinas and a future Water Taxi connection to the Inner Harbor.

With three ramps directly from I-95, Baltimore Peninsula is easily accessible from the highway and is seen by over 46 million vehicles each year. Ample street, surface, and garage parking is available throughout the neighborhood. Click the link below for additional parking details.