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Ellicott City
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Ellicot City [1] is a wealthy suburb of Baltimore, with a long and well-preserved history, and is often ranked one of the top towns to live in the country.
[edit] Get in
[edit] By car
Coming up from D.C., take the Columbia Pike, US-29, to US-40. Head east on 40 to Rogers Ave and turn right to get to the historic district.
From Baltimore, head west on US-40 (the Baltimore National Pike), and turn left on Rogers Ave for the Historic district.
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The main attraction in Ellicott City is the Historic Main Street, popular with tourists for it's old-timey charm, upscale restaurants and cafes, and a couple historic attractions.
- Thomas Isaac Log Cabin, Main St & Ellicott Mills Dr, ☎ +1 410 465-8500. Sa-Su 1PM-4PM. One of Ellicott City'ss first homes, from the 18th Century. Free. edit
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There are endless places to eat in greater Ellicott City, but as a visitor, the best (and often priciest) options are on the Historic Main Street, and there are a bunch to choose from.
- Jordan's Steakhouse, 8085 Main St, ☎ +1 410 461-9776, [2]. 4PM-10PM daily. The place to eat (and more specifically to impress your date) in Historic Ellicott City. Upscale steak and seafood is what's on the menu. Live jazz (and valet parking) Th-Sa 7PM-10PM. $20-55. edit
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- Turf Valley Resort, 2700 Turf Valley Rd, ☎ +1 410 465-1500, +1 888 TEE-TURF, [3]. A golf and spa resort that often caters to large business meetings and events. $120-250. edit
[edit] Get out
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