- The list below includes 289 free or cheap things to do in or near Pasadena, Maryland, including 113 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Bowling, Farms & Ranches and Marinas.
- From Downs Park to John H. Downs Memorial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Pasadena and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Baltimore, Annapolis, Laurel and Columbia.
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                839 Londontown Road, Edgewater, MD 21037
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            The primary focus of the Historic London Town & Gardens is a historic area that includes reconstructed colonial buildings, an archaeological site, and the 1760 William Brown House. The on-site gardens feature seasonal ornamental plants and a one-mile walking trail.        
    
    
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            London Town is a small historic town which comprises of many reconstructed outbuildings, archeological sites and gardens which regularly host musical events.        
    
    
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            Situated along the shores of the Chesapeake Bay and South River, the Quiet Waters Park is home to a wide range of outdoor activities with its miles of multi-purpose paved trails, a skating rink, playgrounds, picnic areas and kayak rentals.        
    
    
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                3710 Colony Club Drive, Edgewater, MD 21037
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            The South River Colony Conservancy is a 300-acre wooded preserve that includes walking trails, two outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, and multiple playgrounds. The trails can be used for mountain biking, hiking, and running.         
    
    
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            American Visionary Art Museum features unique and intricate work of visionary art by a range of visionary artists who lack formal training with some of them also being physically challenged.        
    
    
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            Founded by William Fell in 1730, Fell's Point is a historic neighborhood overlooking the water on the northern shore of the Baltimore Harbor. Once a prominent port, it is now home to a large number of bars as well as antique stores, restaurants and more.        
    
    
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            Offering views of the harbor, Federal Hill Park features cannons that were used during the Civil War at Fort Federal Hill. The park provides a basketball court, a children's playground, benches, picnic areas, open green space and a plaza.        
    
    
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                601 Light St, Baltimore, MD 21230
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            The Maryland Science Center in Baltimore comprises of a planetarium, an observatory and a hands-on exhibit featuring dinosaur skeletons, scientific demonstrations, astronomical exhibits and more.        
    
    
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            At Charm City Food Tours, visitors will stop at the city's major culinary destinations on a guided walking tour. On the tour, visitors will sample a wide variety of food from cultures like Italian, Jewish, and more.        
    
    
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                600 Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 
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            The centerpiece of a National Historic Landmark District, Washington Monument and Mount Vernon Park was first designed more than 200 years ago. Visitors can enjoy strolling the park, enjoying a picnic lunch, and soaking in the history of the area.