Baltimore Visitor Guide Fall/Winter 2026-27 | Page 27

MICHAEL CABALLES
Fuel up for a fun final day with a stop at Ovenbird Bakery in Highlandtown. The jewel-toned color scheme, ornate drapery and a blend of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern motifs will make you feel like you’ ve traveled far from Charm City. Don’ t miss the European-style sourdough bread, uniquely spiced pastries and authentic Turkish coffee prepared over a sand hot plate.

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Then, head to Patterson Park, one of Charm City’ s iconic greenspaces. You may be more inclined to enjoy the park’ s sprawling fields and walking paths in the summer, but with winter comes the opportunity to enjoy a neighborhood favorite: the Mimi DiPietro Skating Center. Bring your own skates to the ice rink, which welcomes skaters of all levels, or rent them on-site before spending the day channeling your inner Olympian.
Afterward, dinner is served at Oleum, a corner restaurant in Fell’ s Point that shows what vegan dining can and should be. Everything on the menu is made with plants, from the lasagna with a“ beef” ragu to Maryland“ crab” cakes made with lion’ s mane mushrooms.
Peabody Heights is your last stop before you head out of town. An impressive monstera greets you at the
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door of this inclusive brewery that offers fun things to do nearly every night of the week. Their robust events schedule even includes a monthly plant swap where you can exchange full plants, propagations and supplies. While you’ re there, you might as well enjoy a brew and a round of pinball or Dance Dance Revolution in their arcade.( Don’ t forget to pet the brewery cat, Jeppson, before you leave!)
When you depart Baltimore, you’ ll do so with fresh air in your lungs and pep in your step knowing you didn’ t let the low temps dampen your fun. VB
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