Conference Address: HILTON BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR – 401 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Nearest Airport: Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI), located approximately 9 miles south of downtown Baltimore. It is a roughly 15-20 minute drive or accessible via the Light Rail.
Nearest Train Station: Baltimore Penn Station (BAL) – 1515 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. Located approximately 2 miles away.



- TransportationHow to use Baltimore’s public transportation
Getting from the Airport to the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor via the Camden Station
Total travel time: 35–45 minutes
Total cost: $2 one way
Transfers: NoneTravel Tip: The Convention Center stop is also very close to the hotel, so you can exit there as well if it comes first, it’s about the same walking distance.
1) Exit baggage claim and follow signs to Light Rail; Estimated walking time: 3-5 minutes
- After arriving at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, go to the lower level of the terminal.
- Follow signs for “Light RailLink / Public Transit.”
- The BWI Airport Light Rail Station is directly outside the terminal near Concourse E.
2) Buy a Light Rail ticket; Estimated Cost: $2 one-way
- Ticket machines at the station
- The CharmPass mobile app
3) Board the Light Rail toward downtown Baltimore; No transfers required, you stay on the same train the entire ride.
- Board the Light RailLink train heading toward Hunt Valley/downtown Baltimore.
- Trains typically run every 20–30 minutes.
4) Ride to Camden Station / Camden Yards;
- Travel time: 25-30 minutes.
- About 10–12 stops between BWI and Camden, depending on the train pattern.
5) Exit at Camden Station, located next to:
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- The Baltimore Convention Center
6) Walk to the hotel
- Exit the platform toward Camden Yards / Pratt Street
- Walk north on Howard St
- Turn right onto W Pratt St
- The hotel is across from the Convention Center
Destination: Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor
Walking time: 5–7 minutes
Distance: about 0.3 milesTrip Summary
Step Time Cost Walk to light rail 3–5 min Free Light rail ride 25–30 min $2 Walk to hotel 5–7 min Free - Dining Options in the AreaThe Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor includes a full-service restaurant and a Cafe & Market. Serving all day, the Pendulum 401 offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks. Grab a gourmet beverage from Pratt & Perk Cafe & Market. Carry-out options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available from Room Delivery.
Additional options close to the conference hotel include:
- The Yard (2 minutes walking): 110 S Eutaw St, Baltimore, MD 21201
- Luna Del Sea (4 minutes walking): 300 W Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21201
- Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants to Explore
Map of Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants close to the Hilton Inner Harbor Hotel
Our Recommendations:
1) Refocused Vegan, 429 N Eutaw St (4.2 rating)
- Distance: 10-minute walk
- Why go: Casual spot known for flavorful plant-based comfort vegan dishes, wraps, bowls and quick lunch options.
2) The Land of Kush, 840 N Eutaw St (4.4 rating)
- Distance: 20-minute walk or 5-minutes by car
- Why go: A Baltimore favorite serving plant-based versions of classic soul dishes like BBQ cauliflower and vegan mac & cheese.
3) Dodah’s Kitchen, 1210 N Charles St (4.3 rating)
- Distance: 8 minutes by car / 20-minute transit ride
- Why go: Popular vegan café serving hearty plant-based meals and desserts.
4) Oleum, 701 S Bond St, (4.5 rating)
- Distance:10 minutes by car
- Why go: A stylish restaurant with globally inspired vegan cuisine and creative plant-based plates.
Additional Plant-Forward Spots
These restaurants are part of Baltimore’s growing plant-based dining scene and regularly participate in vegan dining events and promotions around the city.
- Red Emma’s (vegan café & bookstore)
- Harmony Bakery (vegan pastries)
- Slutty Vegan (plant-based burgers)
- Things to DoThe conference puts you steps away from some of the city’s top attractions, many less than a mile from the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor.
- Waterfront Promenade: Baltimore Inner Harbor and Historic Ships
- Stroll along the Inner Harbor’s Waterfront Promenade and take in views of the harbor, public art, and historic vessels. The nearby Historic Ships offer a glimpse into Baltimore’s maritime history, making this an easy and scenic way to explore the city between sessions.
- National Aquarium
- One of Baltimore’s most iconic destinations, the National Aquarium features immersive exhibits and thousands of marine species. It’s an inspiring stop for anyone interested in conservation, biodiversity, and the natural world.
- World Trade Center: Top of the World Observation Level
- Located at the top of the World Trade Center, this observation deck offers 360-degree views of Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay. A quick visit rewards you with a new perspective on the city from above.
- Topgolf Baltimore
- Looking for a casual way to unwind? Topgolf combines games, food, and a social atmosphere, making it a great option for networking or relaxing after a full day of sessions.
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards
- Just a short walk from the conference hotel, Oriole Park is one of Major League Baseball’s most iconic ballparks. Even outside of game days, it’s worth a visit to take in the architecture, explore the surrounding area, and experience a piece of Baltimore’s sports culture.
- Maryland Science Center
- The Maryland Science Center offers interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and hands-on learning experiences for all ages. It’s a fun and engaging way to explore science and innovation in the heart of the Inner Harbor.
- Waterfront Promenade: Baltimore Inner Harbor and Historic Ships

