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USS Constellation and its collection

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The USS Constellation, a corvette type ship, was constructed in 1854. It is the second ship of the United States Navy to bear this name, with the original frigate having been demolished in 1853. This historical ship offers a glimpse into the naval history of the United States, making it an interesting site for those interested in maritime history.

Visiting the USS Constellation

The USS Constellation is permanently docked in the Inner Harbor of Baltimore. Regular guided tours are offered, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore the ship and learn about its history. A cannon is fired every day and visitors can participate in demonstrations.

USS Constellation as a National Historic Landmark

The USS Constellation was classified as a National Historic Landmark on May 23, 1963. It is the last American ship from the Civil War era that is still preserved. This makes it a unique site for tourists interested in American history, particularly the Civil War period.

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USS Constellation
301 E Pratt St
Pier 1
MD 21202 Baltimore
Maryland

Visitor information USS Constellation

Opening hours

Hours vary by month, but generally, the USS Constellation welcomes visitors daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30, 5 or 6 p.m.

Admission

0 – 5Free
6 – 14US$7.00
15+US$15.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

301 E Pratt St, Baltimore

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Exhibitions

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USS Constellation Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The USS Constellation, docked in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, offers visitors a chance to explore a historic naval vessel. This sloop-of-war, the last sail-only warship built by the U.S. Navy, provides an authentic glimpse into 19th-century maritime life. Visitors appreciate the well-preserved nature of the ship and the opportunity to walk its decks and explore below. The self-guided tour, enhanced by informative placards and knowledgeable staff, allows guests to learn about the ship's history and naval practices of the era. Many find the experience educational and enjoyable for both adults and children.

    However, some visitors note that the tour can be physically challenging due to steep stairs and narrow passageways, which may be difficult for those with mobility issues. A few reviewers mention that the ship can get quite hot during summer months, potentially affecting comfort during the visit. While most find the admission price reasonable, a small number of visitors feel it's a bit steep for the experience offered.

    Overall, the USS Constellation is generally well-received as an interesting historical attraction. It provides a tangible connection to naval history and is often highlighted as a standout feature of Baltimore's Inner Harbor area. The combination of its historical significance, educational value, and interactive elements makes it a worthwhile stop for many tourists and history enthusiasts visiting Baltimore.

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