Johns Hopkins University

The closest airport is Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, located at a distance of 8 miles from the city center of Baltimore, MD.

Getting around in Baltimore, MD

The public transportation service in Baltimore is offered by MTA and the recently launched Charm City Circulator. The Circulator is free, and to ride MTA, which includes light rail, buses and subway, it's $1.60 each way; $3.50 buys you a day pass that gets you unlimited rides on all three.

The most unique and popular way to see Baltimore is considered to be by water taxi. Although, the water taxi is not exactly an everyday mode of transportation, it is a special and pleasant way to take in the city's beautiful features and relax. The water taxis are available from May through September.

The city is also used by Amtrak, as well as by several bus services, which include Greyhound, Apex Bus, MVP Bus, BoltBus, and MegaBus.

How to get to Johns Hopkins University campus?

Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!

From Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport: Head northeast on Elm Rd, toward Gov Harry R Hughes Dr, and continue onto I-195 W. Take exit 2A to merge onto MD-295 N/Baltimore-Washington Pkwy, toward I-695 N/Baltimore, and turn right at W Mulberry Street. Continue onto Orleans St and turn left at N Central Avenue. Take the 1st right onto E Monument St and then the 3rd right Take the 3rd right onto N Broadway. JHU will be on the right.