You can drive past the library, turn the corner, park in a garage, and wend you way to the library. It may have the most beautiful interior of any building I've ever seen. Classic old time architecture that they don't do anymore. Instead they use...More

This is an iconic place in downtown Baltimore that is perfect for a function. We had drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the Exhibition Gallery. Our dinner was on the main floor of the five story Peabody Library. It would be a great place to visit...More

When you walk inside this other worldly space will take your breath away! Once inside take your time and look over the thousands of books in this gorgeous setting. It is locate near the Walters Museum and Washington Monument and some great restaurants.

If you're in or around Baltimore, DO NOT SKIP THIS PLACE. I can not believe that this place is real, and you'd be seriously hard pressed to find a better thing to do for free on the planet. Do you like books? Yes/No - Doesn't...More

When I say quick, I mean quick. You can't go up to the other floors. The only thing you can really do it take a few quick photos. We spent less than 10 minutes here. It is beautiful and as a book lover I really...More

Walking into this library was just like the scene in Beauty and the Beast when Beast gives Belle his library. It is so worth the time to go step inside. Even my 13 and 9 year olds were impressed! It's right off MT. Vernon square...More

You woun't belive the bueaty of this huge library. Lots of detail in this old building. When was the last time you saw a wooden card cataloge? We spentan hourm and a half touring and really enjoyed our selves. Very impressive Don't miss this if...More

A most impressive building and library and even in still use. If you get a chance stop in. The are is also very impressive

Beautiful institution with magnificent wrought iron grill work in front of all the stacks. It is "jaw dropping". Wonderful collection of books with many rare first additions.

This place smells like my own personal heaven-old wood floors, old book smell, tier after tier of books and a nice little exhibit outside the main room and the lobby. It's smaller than I expected and for some reason it looked like the stairs going...More