What's in Little Italy An old, quaint Italian
An old, quaint Italian
neighborhood in the city.
Baltimore's Little Italy is a real residential neighborhood — and a destination. Here's everything worth knowing, all in one place.
Eat
Restaurants & Bakeries
The dining district — trattorias, pizza, a wine bar, and a storied pastry shop.
Explore → FaithSt. Leo the Great
The 1881 parish at the heart of the neighborhood.
Explore → PlayBocce Courts
Public courts at D’Alesandro Park, plus summer league play.
Explore → LearnPandola Learning Center
Italian language, cooking, and culture classes each fall and spring.
Explore → CommunitySons of Italy Lodge
The Little Italy Lodge — Friday night dinners and fraternal life.
Explore → VisitParking
Free street spots, garages, and restaurant valet.
Explore → VisitHotels & B&Bs
Where to stay, steps from the harbor.
Explore → FestaEvents & Festivals
Feast days, the Madonnari arts fest, and more.
Explore → Worth the walk
Landmarks & points of interest
History sits on every corner here — plaques, piazzas, and two museums within a short stroll of dinner.
Landmark
Christopher Columbus Piazza
History
Film Fest House
Museum
President Street Station — Civil War Museum
Museum
Star-Spangled Banner Flag House
Landmark
Stratford University
Find them on foot. Every landmark above is pinned on our
interactive neighborhood map, alongside the restaurants
and parking.