B&O Railroad Museum Tours and Tickets

Standard admission tickets to the B&O Railroad Museum currently cost US$20 per adult, US$12 for kids aged 2-12, and US$17 for senior citizens ages 60 and above. All teachers, military personnel, and firefighters can visit for free with a valid ID. Veterans and retired police or firefighters get US$3 off.

The B&O Railroad Museum is home to the oldest railroad collection in the United States. You can see historic trains and more than 6,000 small artifacts dating back to the Golden Age of American train travel. The B&O Railroad Museum is also known for offering rides on historic trains for a fee.

Generally speaking, spring and fall are the best months for visiting Baltimore. However, the B&O Railroad Museum makes for a great indoor activity in summer and winter, too. Plan a visit for the second Wednesday of the month, when visitors get discounted admission for just US$10.

Yes, the B&O Railroad Museum frequently offers guided tours for visitors looking for a more in-depth experience. Tours cover varied topics, including women and train travel, the African-American contribution to American railroads, and the influence of Irish Americans on the B&O. Check the museum calendar for a guide to upcoming events.

Yes, the B&O Railroad Museum is a great option for families with children. Its hands-on, interactive exhibits are designed to appeal to all ages. Younger kids will appreciate Junior Junction, a train-themed play space with outdoor rides that opens seasonally in warm weather. Babies 2 and younger enter the museum for free.

Yes, free parking is available at the B&O Railroad Museum, making it convenient to come by private vehicle. Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is a 10-minute drive away, so you can combine visits Just head to 901 W Pratt Street, where you’ll find off-street, on-site spaces available.