Enjoy an overnight stay at Henderson's Wharf, 6 passes for complimentary admission to the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, 4 passes to Ladew Topiary Gardens for a tour of the Manor House, Gardens, and Nature Walk, and 4 passes to the American Visionary Art Museum and Visions Magazine.  All four attractions are located in or near Baltimore.

Rated the #1 hotel in Baltimore for the last 6 years by Trip Advisor and the #3 hotel in the United States as the "Best Hidden Gem", Henderson's Wharf is a seamless blending of old-world charm with new-world comfort. Updated and upgraded, each of our 38 rooms now boasts Drexel Heritage(r) furnishings, Santec(r) satin nickel wall mount faucets with St. Thomas Creations(r) vessel sinks, feather beds, 30" LCD TVs with 200-channel Dish Network satellite service and a mini-bar stocked with the finest sampling of Maryland-made products. Complimentary internet high speed internet access and complimentary parking, and now you understand why Baltimore is bragging about The Inn at Henderson's Wharf!

Delightfully different in service, guests are showered with luxuries, including a complimentary bottle of wine upon arrival, access to our 24-hour fitness center, and a sumptuous continental breakfast served daily. Ideal for those who enjoy a location within walking distance to curio shops, pubs and restaurants... yet seek a peaceful, quiet retreat. With an abundance of attractions and activities, we invite you to experience the incomparable charm of this modern masterpiece.

The Lewis is located at 830 East Pratt Street in Baltimore.  The largest African American Museum on the East Coast, the Lewis brings Maryland to the world through its large permanent collection and the world to Maryland through its dynamic and educational special exhibits.  The museum’s Inaugural Exhibition will introduce visitors to Maryland’s African American heritage via three galleries and major content areas: Family and Community, Labor that Built a Nation, and Art and Enlightenment. Each will tell the story of perseverance, triumph and the celebration of life through the inspiring history and living culture of Maryland’s African Americans.

Ladew Topiary Gardens is known around the world for its topiary and flower gardens. A self-taught gardener, Harvey S. Ladew (1887-1976) created 15 thematic "garden rooms" on 22 acres of his 250-acre Maryland property. Visitors frequently comment how Mr. Ladew's vibrant personality and vision is reflected in the unique design of his garden. The Garden Club of America described Ladew's garden as "the most outstanding topiary garden in America."

The American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore is home to a spectacular collection of beautiful, bizarre, and innovative art. What makes it unique? Not a piece in the striking Key Highway building on the edge of the Inner Harbor and Federal Hill was created by a formally trained artist.