Southwest® flights from Minneapolis/St. Paul to Baltimore/Washington from $95

Getting from BWI to Baltimore and Nearby Areas

Once your flight from Minneapolis to Baltimore, MD lands, you'll have plenty of options for getting around. BWI is located just 10 to 15 miles from downtown Baltimore and about 30 miles from Washington, D.C., making it a great dual-access airport for both Maryland and the capital.

• Public transit: Jump on the MARC or Amtrak train to reach downtown Baltimore in about 30 minutes, or ride into Washington, D.C. in 30 to 45 minutes.
• Rideshares and taxis: Grab a ride outside the terminal to reach central Baltimore in 15 to 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Airport shuttles: Check with your hotel to see if they offer complimentary shuttle service.
• Rental cars: Book a vehicle through our Rental Car page, then just grab the BWI Courtesy Shuttle to the rental car lot. From there, you can explore on your own schedule.

How to Find Cheap Flights from Minneapolis (MSP) to Baltimore (BWI)

Finding cheap flights from Minneapolis to Baltimore is easier than you might think. Here are a few tips to help you get the best deal:

• Book early: Book as far ahead as you can to help you lock in a better price, especially if you’re traveling during busy times like cherry blossom season or around holidays.
• Travel on weekdays: A midweek trip can be a smart way to save on flights from Minneapolis to Baltimore, so make sure to look at Tuesday and Wednesday flight options if the dates work for you.
• Use our Low Fare Calendar: Find a deal that fits your schedule and your budget on the Southwest Low Fare Calendar.
• Sign up for email alerts: Let us bring the deals to you—subscribe to email alerts and be the first to find out about special promotions.

What’s the Best Time to Travel from Minneapolis to Baltimore?

• Winter: If you want to escape the Minnesota chill, the milder Mid-Atlantic climate makes winter a great time to visit Baltimore.
• Spring: This season is ideal for comfortable weather and smaller crowds, but expect more demand when the National Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off in nearby Washington, D.C.
• Fall: Fall is another "shoulder season" with enjoyable weather when you’ll typically find fewer tourists in town.
• Summer: Summer brings warmer temperatures and peak travel demand, so prepare for busier attractions if you visit in July or August.

What to Do in Baltimore After You Land

• Inner Harbor: Walk along the water to find incredible seafood, historic ships, and scenic views.
• National Aquarium: Discover thousands of aquatic animals right in the heart of the city.
• Fells Point: Shop and dine your way through a historic waterfront neighborhood paved with cobblestone streets.
• Fort McHenry: Visit the iconic fort where Francis Scott Key watched the battle that inspired "The Star-Spangled Banner."