Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland is internationally renowned for its collection of art, which was amassed substantially by two men, William and Henry Walters, and eventually bequeathed to the City of Baltimore. The collection presents an over
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Museum
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410-547-9000
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10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wed-Sun
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Average Joes, Baby Boomers, Family, Thirties and Forties
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Casual
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Yes
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Cheap
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Checkmate! Capturing Kings and Batting Balls:... 09/02
Neither stodgy nor perpetually pious, medieval people found time for amusement in the margins of their lives and their manuscripts. From peasant boys...
Great Illustrations: Drawings And Books From... 10am 09/02
This exhibition explores the variety of ways in which 19th-century artists approached the art of illustration. It features seldom-seen drawings, watercolors...
Checkmate! Capturing Kings and Batting Balls:... 09/03
Neither stodgy nor perpetually pious, medieval people found time for amusement in the margins of their lives and their manuscripts. From peasant boys...
Great Illustrations: Drawings And Books From... 10am 09/03
This exhibition explores the variety of ways in which 19th-century artists approached the art of illustration. It features seldom-seen drawings, watercolors...
Checkmate! Capturing Kings and Batting Balls:... 09/04
Neither stodgy nor perpetually pious, medieval people found time for amusement in the margins of their lives and their manuscripts. From peasant boys...
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Mary Hartney left a positive review 1/2/2008
It took me three and a half years of living in Baltimore to get here, and I wish it hadn't. I loved the house that's part of the museum and plan on going back to catch more of what I missed. Fridays at the Walters are fun events, too.
Mykel Nahorniak left a positive review 12/30/2008
I can't believe it took me this long to check out the Walters! The "house" that is attached to the building is pretty incredible. The former owner donated it to the museum in his will. They graciously turned it into a museum in itself. Incredible stuff.
Brian Sturm left a positive review 12/6/2007
1st Fridays are aways a blast!
Nate Mook left a positive review 10/19/2007
Great art, and great music to boot. What more could you want? The special exhibit on impressionists repeating each other was quite interesting and well worth the price of admission: free. Parking right across the street was only $8 for the entire night, and you're within walking distance of some of Baltimore's best restaurants after you finish learning about art.
Walters Art Museum posted a photo 3/27/2007
Walters Art Museum
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Getting Here
Follow I-95 north to exit 53 (I-395) which is Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Once on Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., continue to Druid Hill Avenue. Turn right onto Druid Hill Avenue. Druid Hill Avenue becomes Centre Street. Proceed on Centre Street to Cathed
Gordon Steen left a positive review 10/22/2009
Continues to inspire and ignite.