Find parking nearFells Point

Fells Point is a historic waterfront neighborhood in southeast Baltimore, just east of the Inner Harbor, known for its cobblestone streets, 18th and 19th century rowhouses, and lively mix of pubs, restaurants, and boutique shops along the harbor. Visitors come for the waterfront promenade, Broadway Square and market, Thames Street’s bars and eateries, and cultural sites like the Frederick Douglass–Isaac Myers Maritime Park, which together create a walkable, village-like atmosphere with busy sidewalks day and night.

The narrow, historic street grid and constant visitor traffic mean that parking in Fells Point can be tight, especially near the waterfront along Thames Street, around Broadway Square, and close to popular hotels and markets. Expect a mix of metered and time-limited street parking, residential permit zones, and a handful of garages and lots on the edges of the neighborhood, which often fill up during peak dining and nightlife hours, so planning ahead is essential. For a smoother, less stressful visit, drivers should review current Baltimore City parking rules and neighborhood restrictions before they arrive, and consider booking parking in advance to save time and make it easier to enjoy the waterfront once they park and explore on foot.