Step inside Fort McHenry Visitor Center and discover why this Baltimore treasure has earned a loyal following among visitors who appreciate powerful American history. Best of all, FREE ADMISSION means everyone is welcome to explore what this outstanding museum has to offer. Fort McHenry is the birthplace of the Star - Spangled Banner, where Francis Scott Key witnessed the flag still flying after a British bombardment in 1814.Fort McHenry Visitor Center honors an important chapter of American military history through exhibits, films, and artifacts that tell the story of the battle that inspired the national anthem. Visitors can explore the star - shaped fort, walk the ramparts, and imagine the moment when the enormous American flag was raised over the fort at dawn, inspiring Key to write the words that would become the Star - Spangled Banner.With a 4.8 - star rating from 327 visitor reviews, Fort McHenry Visitor Center has earned enthusiastic praise as one of Baltimore's most meaningful free attractions.You can find Fort McHenry Visitor Center at 2400 East Fort Avenue in Baltimore. Open most days of the week (Friday: 9AM - 4:45PM, Monday: 9AM - 4:45PM, Saturday: 9AM - 4:45PM, Sunday: 9AM - 4:45PM, Thursday: 9AM - 4:45PM). While there is no admission charge, donations are warmly welcomed. From first - time visitors to returning regulars, Fort McHenry Visitor Center remains one of Baltimore's most valued free destinations.
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