 The 1840s Plaza consists of several prominent historic
structures in the heart of Baltimore's Museum Row. The complex, a recently
designated city landmark, offers an alternative destination spot for visitors
near and far to Baltimore's Inner Harbor. It serves as reception site,
conference hall, museum site and an inn for resting after visiting Baltimore's
many venues and enjoying the city's exciting year-round events.
 The Carroll Mansion is a public museum named for its most
famous occupant, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the only Catholic and last
surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. Tours cover all aspects of
the building's history and the lives of those who lived here. 410-605-2964 or
www.carrollmuseums.org.
 The Phoenix Shot Tower, built in 1928, was
the tallest building in the United States until 1846. Shot for small game
hunting was made in the tower until 1892. Light shows and tours are available
free. 410-605-2964 or www.carrollmuseums.org.
The Gardens on the PlazaThe
promenade from the Fava Building to the Carroll Mansion is lined with boxwood
and flowers appropriate the 1840s period. A herb garden sits next to the
Carroll Mansion and signs tell the historic uses of the plaza.
 The 1840s
Ballroom a unique and elegant conference, party and reception venue located
on the fourth floor. The Ballroom features panoramic views of the Inner Harbor
and murals of Baltimore in the 1840's. A restaurant, Latin night club and
lounge will soon occupy the first three floors of the building, bringing even
more excitement to the Plaza as a center for entertainment.
 Gardel's Supper
Club with euro-latin dining and dancing
Tastefully tied into a European
atmosphere, Gardel's offers an exquisite South American Porteno cuisine with an
Argentinian flare. We invite you to Taste The Tango... "Gardel's is a
glamorous spot for dining, dancing, and indulging" - Baltimore Magazine, 2004.
410-837-3737 or www.gardels.com
Inspired by Carlos Gardel, an early
twentieth century lyrical tango artist forever immortalized by his melodic
baritone serenades, Gardel's invites guests to experience Euro-Latin cusine at
it's finest. Chef Braitsch's menu embraces the vivid, colorful and refreshing
regional characteristics of Argentina, Brazil and Columbia. The Restaurant's
discerning wine list showcases producers from Europe, California, Central &
South America.
Decorated with hand-blown glass chandeliers and artwork,
Gardel's embodies the passion and nostalgia of the legendary supper club. Three
stylish levels with candlelit tables and wooden dance floors beckon diners to
sway to the often live rhythmic music of Argentine tango, salsa, and jazz
ensembles. |
