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Moving to Baltimore

Being one of the largest cities in the U.S., expats moving to Baltimore will have a huge number of districts to choose from. This extensive range has led to Baltimore being called a 'city of neighborhoods', nicknamed 'Charm City'. There is even a shuttle bus service that operates in the downtown area called the Charm City Circulator, short CCC. This system was funded in part by city parking fees with a view to encouraging city dwellers to leave their cars at home, and picks up passengers every fifteen minutes, making it a great way for expats in Baltimore to get around. For help with deciding which neighborhood to live in, and details of apartments and housing, expats can connect with other expatriates living in Baltimore on the forums at InterNations.

Working in Baltimore

Baltimore was once upon a time the most prolific manufacturer of rye whiskey and straw hats in the whole of the United States. These days, however, the city is less industrial and more focused on service-based roles, which make up 90% of jobs. The two largest employers in Baltimore are the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins University, with the Baltimore area being known for work in health and science. Tourism also plays a role in the economy with millions of visitors every year visiting the Inner Harbor and the National Aquarium; the largest in the world. Expats moving to Baltimore for work can look for jobs and opportunities at InterNations and share experiences with other expats living and working abroad.