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Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is located in Maryland. The distance between the centre of Baltimore and the airport amounts to roughly 14 km. It is considered the busiest airport of the state. The airport became operational in 1950 as Friendship International Airport. In 1973, it was renamed Baltimore/Washington International Airport. Later, its name was changed again to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The airport got its new name after Thurgood Marshall, who was the first African American to serve as a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court. It services about 26 million passengers a year. The airport features the main terminal divided into the following concourses: A, B, C, D and E, which functions as the international one. Three runways operate in the airport.

A light-rail train line with a separate station runs through the main terminal. Free buses depart from the airport to the light railway station. The underground of Washington city (the Greenbelt station) can be reached by bus B 30. Other routes connect Maryland and the airport. Taxi (BWI Taxi Management) and car rental services are provided at the airport. Free shuttles run between the majority of nearby hotels and the main terminal. There is a high-speed tram stop on the lower level of the terminal, next to the international hall. The tram connects the airport with the centre of Baltimore and other districts. Read all...

Every year for over thirty years, in the American city of Baltimore, local people enjoy the competition of the so-called kinetic sculptures that move on the water and flat surface, overcoming liquid mud and sticky sand. Such an original idea belongs to one of the American charitable organization, which transfers the proceeded funds for assistance to people who suffer from mental disabilities.
During the festival, you will see competitors who demonstrate the hand-made moving sculptures. What will make you really excited is the sculptures' design, which is truly fantastic and insane. The competition of unusual means of transportation begins in the city and ends on the beach. And lasting eight hours, these man-made kinetic sculptures cover a 15-mile path.

If you consider yourself a great fan of heavy music, then do not miss the chance to attend the wildest festival of heavy metal in Baltimore at the end of May. Maryland Deathfest (MDF) - this four-day festival is the largest event of extreme music that gathers long-haired adepts from across the United States, as well as from all over the world.
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