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This street is great for the college students and young people of the area. The resturants are superb and the bars and clubs are alive. Music is usually a nice adlib to this already vibrant section of the city. Live bands play on the weekend in areas designated for people coming from the bars to flow into. This is a very safe street night and day. During the day there is pleanty of places for shopping and relaxing with friends and family, along with easy access to the Inner Harbor

Davis Street allows for a great cut off access between the two parallel streets, East Lexington and East Saratoga St. which is a nice commoditiy during high traffic times. The street is very secluded and does not have a very nice atmosphere, also the road is not very well kept. Parking is plentiful with a parking garage and lots.

Commerce Street allows access straight to the Inner Harbor on East Pratt St. Commerce is close to Smith Park and the Harborplace which is perfect for family and friend trips. There is plenty of parking on the street and is a safe place to walk around from place to place. I have notice problems with the road itslef only to the extent of potholes and some minor construction at times. Traffic can be very bad when the Inner Harbor is packed.

Boston Street is a short strip of road running alongside the harbor then bends inland. A well kept street with minor imperfections. Boston St. has beautiful scenery and many attractions to visit with family and friends, such as historical ships, fine dining, and a fair nightlife. A great aspect of this street is its easy, direct access to 95 and the Harbor Tunnel Thruway. This can makes the street quite busy at parts of the day with tourists and commuters alike.

Water St. is a fun bar setting on a small confined stone street, secluded from the main roads in between office buildings. The great thing about Water St. is the bands that play on specific nights of the week, usually the weekends. This offers a very unique crowd of musicians, college kids, and young employees. Access to this street is fair, with parking on adjasent streets nearby. This street is one of Baltimore's most hidden secrets because of its somewhat remote location. A must visit!

The nightlife on East Pratt is exceptional. As a college student I enjoyed visiting this street on a regualr basis. Living on this street would be difficult however because of the continuous noise fueled by a young, routy crowd. East Pratt offers fine dining and shopping during the day. The street is very well kept, and parking is usually not hard to find, depending on the time of day.

Light Street is easily the most beautiful place in Baltimore with adjacent access to the Inner Harbor. By allowing direct access to the Inner Harbor, Light St. offers numerous resturants and night life attractions, as well as access to the Science Center for the family. The houses are beautiful but expensive, if you are planning to buy, and during certain hours of the day the traffic can become quite congested.

St. Paul St. is a main street running directly through the heart of Baltimore. While residing in an apartment there I took advantage of excellent shopping, fine dining, and a safe setting for my girlfriend and I. The road is well paved and allows ample parking for any friends or relatives that come to visit. The street noise is very loud, especially at night which makes it difficult to sleep if someone is not used to it. St. Paul allows easy access to sproting events and shows.