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The clock tower is genuinely thrilling

None of the artist studios were open, but we had a wonderful time visiting the clock tower (be sure... read more

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Quirky and interesting!

My husband and I took an overnight trip to Charm City specifically to see an exhibit at The Walters... read more

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Reviewed August 6, 2012

It was fun to take the free tour of the building and go up into the clock tower. The tour guide was great. He gave us a lot of cool background info on Bromo Seltzer, the building and even the city. A section of the glass was removed from the clock for the tour and you could look out into the city. Resident artists in the building had their works on display on the day of the tour as well. A good alternative to your normal "touristy" things!

Date of experience: August 2012
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Reviewed June 8, 2012

Great architectural value. symbolizes Baltimore as a city.

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Reviewed January 30, 2012

The Bromo Seltzer Tower used to be the most unusual sight in the Baltimore skyline coming into town, especially from the south. Seeing the regal top of the building reminded the viewer of some castle tower (until you got close enough to see the name near the top. Regrettably, a Hilton hotel has been built in front of the tower, obstructing this unique view of part of the center city. The hotel looks like it was constructed from a giant Erector set - no classic lines at all, just a representative of the "march of commercialism." Long Live, Speedy! May he someday be visible again.

Date of experience: December 2011
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Reviewed May 15, 2019 via mobile
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Date of experience: May 2019
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Reviewed March 6, 2019
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Date of experience: March 2019
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