The Charm'tastic Mile of Baltimore Inc. - CTMB (Love That 1.3)

The "Charm'tastic Mile" of Baltimore - CTMB (Love That 1.3) was first introduced to Charm City on April 25, 2016. The famed 1.3 mile corridor in the heart of downtown connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East. The "Charm'tastic Mile" or more simply The Mile shares the same introduction date (April 25, 1951) to the city as the Iconic "Domino Sugars" neon sign.

The "Charm'tastic Mile" is the evolution of the Charm City nickname that was coined in 1975 by then Mayor William Donald Schaefer. The "Charm'tastic Mile" begins in the Dwtn-West section of the corridor. The backdrop of the area is the University of Maryland-Baltimore, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum & M&T Bank Stadium.

A collection of historic buildings, luxury high rise apartments, restaurants & hotels add to the entry of The "Charm'tastic Mile". The Ceremonial sign for Dwtw-West was unveiled (12-12-19) on December 12, 2019. On that day Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens broke the NFL single-season quarterback rushing record.

The center of The Mile is the Inner Harbor with its majestic views, pavilions, hotels, restaurants & shops. The National Aquarium, World Trade Center & Science Center are Iconic attractions that are steps from The "Charm'tastic Mile".

The Crown Jewel and anchor of The "Charm'tastic Mile" is the Harbor East section. With an array of eclectic shops, spectacular restaurants and cosmopolitan scene, The third Ceremonial street sign for The Mile was unveiled on (9-9-20) September 9, 2020. On September 15, 2020 The "Charm'tastic Mile" became a registered trademark with the USPTO. https://uspto.report/TM/88804161

The 1st Ceremonial/Honorary street sign for The "Charm'tastic Mile" was unveiled on September 19, 2019. On that day (9-19-90) in 1990 the mob movie classic Goodfellas was released to theaters. In 1984 (9-19-84) on that same day the 8-time Academy Award winning film Amadeus was also released to theaters.