Not in the best part of town. Did not feel real safe walking with wife and kids even during the day. My 12 year old loved it and the 8 year old was bored.

Sine you are near Camden yards you may swell check out this fitting tribute to the bambino himself. Can get through in 30 mins and has nice displays. Overall good.

This is a "George Washington slept here" kind of attraction, in that it is notable for its connection to a famous person and not a lot else. Ruth's humble origins are part of his legend, so it is cool to see this small row house where he was born, though all that remains of the row house are a few... More

Small but interesting. Background on Ruth, and on homerun hitters. So interesting artifacts. A worthwhile trip for any baseball fan.

Although it is a little museum it is nice for a baseball fan and if you are looking to do something quickly. There is a great speaker on baseball in the 1800s.

I went with my teen son, the baseball fan. He was most interested in the baseball history details, while I was fascinated with Ruth's family history. I did not know he came from a family of working class German immigrants, nor did I know much about his upbringing, early problems with school and authority, etc. So we both learned something!... More

The Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum is just a few steps away from Oriole Park at Camden Yards and since you are in the neighborhood take the time to follow the white baseballs on the sidewalk which will lead you to a cool little museum.

This may not look like a whole lot on the outside but it is amazing the history of all the sports here in Baltimore wrapped up in this venue. A must see. Great for the young athlete, sports history.

We enjoyed this small museum, tucked away in an old neighborhood of row homes. We arrived at the museum late in the day and were afraid we would not have enough time to explore, as we tend to spend a lot of time in museums. We had no problem--the museum is small enough that we were able to experience the... More