The White House to The Charm'tastic Mile

There are famous streets in America from Wall Street (New York) & Broadway (New York), Rodeo Drive (Beverly Hills), Bourbon Street (New Orleans), Michigan Avenue/The Magnificent Mile (Chicago), The Vegas Strip (Las Vegas), Lombard Street (San Francisco) & the most famous of them all Pennsylvania Avenue (Washington D.C.).

The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue home of the most powerful person in the world. The City of Baltimore is the closest major city to The White House and Pennsylvania Avenue. Baltimore has the famous Inner Harbor, but now they are also going to have one of the most famous streets here in America and also around the globe.

The Charm'tastic Mile of Baltimore or "The Mile" the soon-to-be iconic 1.3 mile corridor of downtown "Charm City". The White House to The Charm'tastic Mile is 1-hour 8 minutes (42 miles) away via Baltimore-Washington Parkway and MD-295 N., 1-hour 10 minutes away (47 miles) away via I-95 N. (courtesy of Google maps).

The Charm'tastic Mile was inspired by The Magnificent Mile in Chicago the iconic 13 blocks of Michigan Avenue. It was introduced to Baltimore on April 25, 2016. The Mile shares the same introduction date (April 25, 1951) to the city as the Domino Sugars neon sign.

The Charm'tastic Mile will become the closest of the famous streets of a major city to The White House and that will help elevate the profile of Charm City the nickname the city was given back in 1975 by then Mayor William Donald Schaefer. 42-years later The Charm'tastic Mile is 42 miles away from The White House.