Upper Fells Point

Upper Fells Point in Southeast Baltimore is nestled between Fells Point to the south and Butcher's Hill to the north. The neighborhood of rowhomes and multi-family units was mostly developed in the mid-1800's for German and Irish immigrants who came to work at the docks in Fells Point and has served many waves of immigrants throughout the years, including Scandinavians, Italians, Poles, Czechs, Greeks and Lithuanians. In recent years, the neighborhood has attracted Lumbee Indians, Latinos, young professionals and many young families. Residents today enjoy a rich diversity, many ethnic restaurants, shops and other neighborhood hangouts close to the hustle and bustle of Fells Point.