During the summer, Baltimore is filled with exciting adventures and activities for all to enjoy. Don’t let your limited mobility hold you back because Baltimore is filled with accessible attractions for you to explore. Baltimore is an inclusive community, so accessibility is always a priority. Read more of the MediRents blog to learn about the different places in the city to explore this July.
Accessible attractions in Baltimore:
The Lexington Market– What’s better than a historic marketplace filled with fresh sea food, produce and delectable treats? The Lexington Market is like a large outdoor grocery story and restaurant combined. You can easily access the vendor stalls at the market to pick up all of your needs. Many people fill the market each weekend, so be sure to head to the market early for the best items. The fresh sea food comes highly recommended from the Lexington Market.
The Maryland Science Museum– Get your inner scientist on at the Science Museum in the heart of Maryland. This kid friendly attraction is accessible for explorers of all ages. From the IMAX to hands on exhibits, this is a great place to take the kids for an afternoon of fun. The hands on exhibits at the museum are great for children of all mobility levels.
Fort McHenry– Indulge in the civil war history at Fort McHenry, where accessibility is not a problem. Explore freely even with limited mobility by going on a tour or watching a short film about the history of Fort McHenry. Fort McHenry is mostly accessible for visitors of all mobility levels.
MediRents hopes you get a chance to visit all three of these accessible attractions in the area. For all of your home medical and patient therapy needs including wheelchairs, home respiratory supplies and nutritional supplement needs, contact MediRents.