Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum Tours and Tickets

Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum tickets cost US$15 for adults. Discounts are available for seniors and military members, who pay US$13. Children ages 5–16 pay US$7. Children ages 4 and under can visit the museum for free. Tickets are available for purchase on-site at the front desk.

That depends. The typical visit to the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum lasts about 45 minutes to an hour. This should be plenty of time to enjoy reading the museum’s exhibits, watching the classic video clips, and viewing its baseball memorabilia. Sports history buffs should plan to spend up to 90 minutes touring the museum.

Yes, the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum was designed to be enjoyed by kids and families. The museum is set in Babe Ruth’s actual childhood home, with nostalgic stylings that spark curiosity in all ages. Even guests who aren’t baseball fans will appreciate the appeal of this charming attraction.

Yes, the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. There are accessible restrooms, and an elevator was added to provide easy access to the museum's second level. Enter through the Dover Street entrance to use the elevator. For additional assistance, contact guest services.

Yes, photos are allowed within the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum. Guests may take photos of the exhibits and memorabilia unless otherwise posted. Flash photos are discouraged to protect the artifacts. Fun photo opportunities include Babe Ruth’s childhood baseball gloves and uniforms, as well as historic baseball cards and signed balls.

The Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum is at 216 Emory Street in Baltimore’s Ridgely’s Delight neighborhood. The museum is two blocks from Oriole Park at Camden Yards and near most downtown attractions. It’s easy to reach by car with ample street and garage parking, and multiple public transit options.