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There is an Amtrak station in Baltimore's Penn Station, connecting the east coast with the rest of the country.
Baltimore sits on Amtrak's Acela Express line, connecting Washington, D.C., New Jersey, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New York to Baltimore. For example, a round-trip trip to New York for a weekend costs as little as $64 on the Amtrak.
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Air
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The Baltimore-Washington Metro Area provides direct service to all major U.S. cities and a multitude of international cities. The range of options offered by the area's full-service airports gives passengers nonstop access to major worldwide destinations.
* Three of the nation’s top 30 airports, serving in total nearly 65 million passengers annually
* Combined the three airports offer over 1,000 daily nonstop flights to 95 domestic destinations and direct flights to 34 international destinations
* Over 850 daily air flights connecting the Northeast Corridor cities (D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston)