Federal Hill Park, Park in Baltimore, United States

Federal Hill Park is a public green space in Baltimore, United States, situated on a grassy hill overlooking the Inner Harbor. The park features open lawns, paved walkways, and a playground, with benches and trees scattered throughout.

The hill served as a signal point during the War of 1812, when soldiers watched for British ships. In the 19th century, the area was quarried for sand, and later the city turned it into a public park.

Locals often come here to jog, walk their dogs, or enjoy a picnic while taking in the view. The park's name comes from the surrounding neighborhood, which in turn recalls the hill's past as a site of civic gatherings.

The park is open daily and is free to enter. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes for the uphill walk, and those with mobility issues may prefer to arrive by car or rideshare.

A large sculpture of a hand holding a pen stands near the top of the hill, commemorating the writing of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Few visitors realize that the park's hill was once much steeper before being graded for landscaping.