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Cumberland is the major business center of western Maryland, with several major corporations setting up in the city. The area also has many historical sites, and as a major industrial area in the past you'll still see many older buildings which have been turned into stylish vintage stores and cozy restaurants. Just outside of the city you'll find many areas of natural beauty, with rolling green mountains and large areas of state parkland.

Things to see

The Country Club Mall has over 60 stores in a cozy brick building set amongst mountain landscapes. You'll find several department stores, a food court with popular franchises, and a large movie theater where you can relax after a long day of shopping. Windsor Hall is a busy performing arts center which dates back to the late 19th century, with a small and friendly atmosphere. You'll find a busy calendar of events from live music, to local theater and touring groups, and the hall is often hired for private events such as weddings. The Allegany College of Maryland is a modern, community college with a leafy campus, and a quad with fountains and other pretty architectural features. You can visit the campus to watch the college's baseball or basketball teams, and there's a pool and gym on campus where students can keep in top physical shape.

Hotels in Cumberland

If you are planning to travel in Cumberland and the surrounding areas, you'll be impressed by the wide range of hotels available, with many 2 to 3 star properties to be found. These hotels have a low nightly rate, and yet still manage to offer facilities such as outdoor pools, fitness centers, free WiFi, business centers, laundry rooms, concierge services, and restaurants. You can also choose between a wide range of guestrooms to suit your party size, and can enjoy amenities such as complimentary newspapers, coffee makers, cable television, video game consoles, hair dryers, and daily housekeeping services.

Where to stay

Downtown Cumberland Historic District has several busy shopping areas, with many old industrial buildings that have been turned into stylish boutiques. Baltimore Street has been turned into a pedestrianized mall, and you'll find unique home ware stores with antiques and collectibles, as well as handmade items like gifts, candles, and jewelry. Around this area you'll also find cozy bars and grill restaurants, with outdoor seating so you can enjoy sunny days. There are a wide range of events going on, from a busy farmers market, to block parties and outdoor live music.

How to get to Cumberland

Hagerstown Regional Airport is about an hour from Cumberland, and has regular services to Washington-Dulles and Orlando. The airport has car rental desks, plus taxi and shuttle services that can be booked in advance to make your journey easier. Cumberland Amtrak station is also a convenient arrival point on the Capitol Limited line, with services running as far as Washington DC and Chicago, and there's also a bus service that connects you with Baltimore–Washington International Airport a couple of hours away which has services across the USA.