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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.

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[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 its 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's 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.

• Johnny's Bistro, 8167 main st, ellicott city, md (take us-29 north. exit on us-40 west. Take a left at St. John's lane. take the 3rd left (frederick rd) johnnys on right), ☎ 410-461-8210, [2]. Although very pricey thheir food is great. They have specialty soup every day and thay have great oyster casino.  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

• Annapolis
• Baltimore
• Columbia
• College Park
• Savage

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