What to Do, Where to Go in Berlin, Md.
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GETTING THERE
Berlin is about 130 miles from the Capital Beltway. Go east on Route 50 to Route 113 south. Turn right on Bay Street and drive about a half-mile.
WHERE TO STAY
The Atlantic Hotel (2 N. Main St., 410-641-3589, http:/
WHERE TO EAT
The Drummer's Cafe at the Atlantic Hotel (see above) offers light fare and fine dining. The Globe (12 Broad St., 410-641-0784, http:/
WHAT TO DO
Once you finish drinking an iced tea on the Atlantic Hotel's porch, go shopping. Antiques stores include Town Center Antiques (1 N. Main St., 410-629-1895) and Stuart's Antiques (5 Pitts St., 410-641-0435). Buy local art at A Step Above Gallery (27 N. Main St., 410-629-0988). Several artists have their own shops, including glass blower Jeffrey Auxer (19 Jefferson St., 443-497-0812, http:/
The Calvin B. Taylor Museum (208 N. Main St., 410-641-1019, http:/
FOR MORE INFORMATION
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce (http:/
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