Drone Videos of Baltimore, Maryland

Contributor GlobalAerialMedia created this nice aerial tour of downtown Baltimore, Maryland.  The downtown overlooks the (now redeveloped) Inner Harbor area at the mouth of the Patapsco River as it empties into Chesapeake Bay.  The city's downtown reflects the large financial services industry here as well as significant new residential investment.  The video features footage of all of the city's tallest buildings, including the 40 floor Transamerica Tower, the Bank of America building, 414 Light Street, and more.  

Check out this fantastic drone video of Oriole Park at Camden Yards baseball stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, compliments of AirVuz contributor Polaris.Aerial.Media.  The home of the Majo League Baseball team the Baltimore Orioles, the park was completed in 1992.  It was the first in what became a wave of "retro" styled baseball-only stadiums that replaced many of the dual-use facilities built from the 1950's-1980's.   The 45k seat stadium was also critical to the redevelopment of the nearby Inner Harbor area of the city.  

Check out this drone video of Baltimore's Inner Harbor area, filmed with a DJI Mavic Pro 2 drone.  Situated at the mouth of the Patapasco River, the harbor was once one of the busiest in the USA.  As ships became larger, the shallow waters of the Inner Harbor couldn't handle the deeper drafts, and the harbor was shifted in stages further east, towards the mouth of the river.  The Inner Harbor was redeveloped over several decades, and now it's a thriving historic, entertainment, and residential district.

GlobalAirMedia created this short but beautiful aerial look at the downtown of Baltimore, Maryland, one of the USA's oldest cities.  The video captures some great views of the city's downtown skyscrapers as well as its redeveloped Inner Harbor area, once one of the USA's busiest ports.  The video also features footage of some of the historic ships which are now docked in the harbor, including the USS Constellation (a Civil War era sloop-of-war) and the USCGC Taney, a WW II era Coast Guard Cutter.  

The Inner Harbor of Baltimore, Maryland was once one of the busiest shipping ports in the United States.  As shipping technology progressed, the port's shallow waters could not accommodate the larger ships, and the port was relocated to deeper waters further east.  Eventually the Inner Harbor area was redeveloped into an entertainment/mixed use district.  Airuz contributor and pilot Eyes in the Sky used DJI Phantom 4 drone to create this aerial view of the Inner Harbour area, with downtown Baltimore in the background.  

Baltimore, Maryland in the Mid-Atlantic USA has deep roots as a port city.  While the city's Inner Harbor area has been converted to other uses (in part because it was not deep enough to handle the deep drafts of large containerships), the port still remains one of the top 20 in the country, and it is the largest dry bulk port on the East Coast.  In this drone video, top contributor Jeff Walrich gives us an epic aerial view of the harbor landmark known as the Sugar Shack, the country's largest terminal for receiving sugar. 

Top contributor Jeff Walrich created this amazing aerial video of one of the best-known urban art spots on the USA's East Coast.  It's in Baltimore, Maryland, a city which has a considerable number of abandoned buildings due to the decline of its industrial base and the closing of its Inner Harbor to shipping.  While the state imposes heavy penalties on "freelance" graffiti artists, it's actually legal in this spot, which is in the city's Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

Top contributor GlobalAirMedia created this beautiful drone video of Caves Valley Golf Club, one of the premier golf courses in the Baltimore-Washington DC area.  It's located in Owings Mills, a northwestern suburb of Baltimore.  The private (members only) course has hosted numerous tournaments and championships, including the US Senior Open in 2002.  It also hosted the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Championships in 2005 and 2009, respectively.   

Cargo ships no longer ply the waters of the Inner Harbor of Baltimore, Maryland, once one of the USA's busiest seaports.  With the city's more modern port now downriver, the Inner Harbor is now a place for entertainment, dining and festivals.  The biggest thing to hit the Inner Harbor is the Light City Festival, which is a smorgasbord of music, visual arts, and lights.  Contributor Jeff Walrich worked with the promoters to create this amazing aerial and ground look at a major gathering in this Mid-Atlantic USA city.  

Top contributor Jeff Walrich - TK-421 created this awesome drone video of the corporate headquarters of apparel giant Under Armour in Baltimore, Maryland.   Despite its young age (the company was founded in the mid-1990's), Under Armour has emerged as one of the world's leading activewear brands.  Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Under Armour reported annual revenue of over $5 billion in 2018.   Its headquarters is located in the Tide Point area on the Patapsco River.  

Baltimore's Inner and Outer Harbors have been the scene of some of the most turnarounds in urban America.  One of the neighborhoods in the epicenter of the gentrification of the area is Canton, which lies on the Outer Harbor about 3 km (around 2 mi.) east of downtown.  Beginning around 2000, this historic district has seen considerable inflows of investment; it's now considered one of Baltimore's trendiest neighborhoods.  You can check out Canton from above in this drone video by airtater23.

The USA's East Coast city of Baltimore, Maryland was once one of the country's largest manufacturing centers.  Much of the industrial heart of Baltimore was built up around the Inner Harbor area, which allowed for the shipment in of raw materials and the shipment out of finished products.  In this drone video by geromd65, you'll get an aerial view of the heart of industrial Baltimore: the Tide Point area.  The "star" of the show is the giant Domino Sugar factory; nearly a century old, it remains one of the USA's largest sugar refineries.