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Ocean City, Maryland

A group bus tour, this package includes:.

• 3 Nights Lodging
• 3 Breakfasts
• Evening of Entertainment
• Ocean Downs Casino 
• Visit to Ocean City Boardwalk
• Cruise on the Coastal Bays
• Visit to Lewes and Rehoboth Beach
• Assateague Island Guided Tour
• Nassau Valley Winery
• Gift for All
• Luggage Handling
• All Taxes and Meal Gratuities
• 2 Comps Per Bus of 40 or more
• Round-trip on Cape May/Lewes Ferry, with Trolley Tour of Cape May and Free Time at Washington Square
• Salisbury Zoo
• Air Mobility Command Museum
• Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
• OC Tanger Outlets
• Cruise to Tangier or Smith Island
• Tours of Berlin, Snow Hill, MD, or Lewes, DE
• John Dickinson Plantation
• Ocean City Life Saving Museum
• Ripley's Believe It or Not

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Experience maryland's haunted history.

BUS TOUR – Haunted Crossroads – Lower Shore

 – haunted crossroads – ghosts in the heart of delmarva, poplar hill mansion, firehouse headquarters, wicomico courthouse, furnace town, holloway hall, warren mansion and 2 graveyards.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS: Experience the haunted crossroads at the heart of the Delmarva Peninsula. You will be visiting nine interesting historic sites between Salisbury and Snow Hill that are all CURRENTLY ACTIVE with paranormal activity.

Enjoy a comfortable bus ride through that crossroads region – town and country – and hear about spirits of firemen, plantation owners, slaves, soldiers, lawmen, merchants, the haunted Pocomoke Forest and a cemetery with over 13,000 graves – Parsons Cemetery.

Guests on this tour will be able to visit Poplar Hill Mansion and for a close look at this beautiful haunted property.  Guests will also visit the haunted Pocomoke Forest at Furnace Town – and  hear the stories of the “spirits of Furnace Town” and see some of the images we’ve gotten on paranormal investigations there including the old church famous for being the home of the “heavy bible.”   You may be able to “feel” the Other World.

The tour begins and ends on the site of four murders – and the paranormal activity radiates out from that central place.

Bring your ghost meters and your paranormal equipment. You never know who (or what you’ll meet in a haunted mansion or the Pocomoke Forest.

SITES ON THE HAUNTED CROSSROADS TOUR include the old Wicomico Courthouse, Old Firehouse Headquarters, Poplar Hill Mansion, Holloway Hall at Salisbury University, Pusey Cemetery, Warren Mansion and the Pocomoke Forest at Furnace Town and the great Pocomoke River.

MEETING PLACE AND WEATHER:  MEET YOUR GUIDE at the OLD Wicomico County Courthouse 101 N. Division Street, Salisbury, MD http://bit.ly/2jzm4E1

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start time of the tour and check in with the guide and bus driver. Tour will leave the premises promptly at 2pm. Please eat lunch before the tour as there will be no opportunity to stop for food. Also, note that we do not cancel for rain. In the event that the weather is wet, be sure to bring an umbrella and waterproof clothing and shoes. There are opportunities for getting off of the bus and walking.

WHAT TO EXPECT: WHAT TO EXPECT: The tour will last approximately 4 hours. Most of that time will be spent on the bus listening to your storyteller. Haunted properties entered are Poplar Hill and the Church of the Heavy Bible. Guests will get off the bus for a closer look at Pusey Cemetery, Poplar Hill, Furnace Town, and Parsons Cemetery. Walking is involved during the times off the bus.

POSTS ABOUT SITES ON THIS TOUR Who Haunts the Snow Hill Inn? The Haunted Pocomoke Forest and its Urban Legends Get Touched in the Haunted Pocomoke Forest Ghost Walk into the Pocomoke Forest Snow Hill Inn – My First Ghost Story

The Stonehenge hop-on hop-off tour from Salisbury.

Take a guided tour from the city of Salisbury to Stonehenge and explore an area that has fascinated millions for generations and considered a national treasure!. See iconic Stonehenge and feel its power on a day trip from Salisbury. Discover the mystery of the pre-historic monument as you learn about the many theories explaining its origins and purpose.

EXPERIENCE SOMETHING MAGICAL, MYSTERIOUS AND TRULY MAGNIFICENT WHEN YOU HOP ON BOARD THE STONEHENGE TOUR BUS…

‍ This classic budget hop-on hop-off tour picks up in Salisbury city centre and runs to Old Sarum, through the beautiful Wiltshire countryside to the magnificent, magical henge.

With on board commentary in 10 different languages we guide you through the glorious landscape telling you all about historical tales and facts that took place in the area.

You can listen in the following languages:

• Brazilian/Portuguese

Discover more about the Stonehenge Tour

We offer an all-in-one ticket which gives you priority entrance to Stonehenge and its visitor centre as well as the tour and Salisbury Cathedral, or just pay for the bus tour and enjoy the ride through the Wiltshire landscape.

Stonehenge evolved from a simple bank and ditch in the Neolithic period, some 5,000 years ago, to a very sophisticated stone circle built on the axis of the midsummer sunrise. The bluestones were brought 240 miles from the Preseli mountains in Wales.

There are many stories about the significance of Stonehenge. It may have been an astronomical observatory or used for sacred rituals linked to the sun, successful crops or even the dead. We simply don’t know.

All of our online tickets are valid for 6 months from the day of purchase.

Adult Bus Only £15.00 per ticket Adult Tour and Stones £29.00 per ticketChild All Inclusive £23.00 per ticket Child Bus Only£10.00 per ticket Child Tour and Stones£19.00 per ticket Group All Inclusive £103.00 per ticket

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Getting Here

The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway begins on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, about 80 miles east of Baltimore and Washington, D.C. The Byway winds for 125 miles through Dorchester and Caroline Counties in Maryland before continuing for 98 miles through Delaware and then on to Philadelphia. The largest city located along the Byway in Maryland is Cambridge. In Delaware, the largest city is Wilmington. You can start your journey at the Dorchester County Visitor Center in Cambridge, Maryland,  Stop #1 along the Tubman Byway. The address is 2 Rose Hill Place, Cambridge, MD 21613. Open daily, 8:30am-4:30pm. The phone number is 410-228-1000. Look for the big sail!

If you’re interested in going directly to the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center , Stop #13 along the Tubman Byway, the address is 4068 Golden Hill Rd., Church Creek, MD 21622. The phone number is 410-221-2290. It’s located about 20 or 25 minutes from Cambridge.

Traveling by Car

The portion of the Tubman Byway in Maryland is located in a somewhat rural area. Traffic is not usually a problem except in the summer months (particularly June, July, August), when Route 50 can be heavy with beach traffic (people headed to Ocean City, Maryland, and other beaches), especially on weekends. In Delaware, you’ll pass through suburban areas and the City of Wilmington.

Distances to Cambridge, Maryland:

From Baltimore, Maryland: 79 miles From Annapolis, Maryland: 58 miles From Washington, D.C.: 87 miles From Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: 140 miles From Ocean City, Maryland: 61 miles

Traveling by Plane

Bay Runner Shuttle offers service to and from Baltimore Greyhound Bus Station. Check the schedule and make reservations at bayrunnershuttle.com .

SBY – Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional Airport Salisbury, Maryland 38 miles from the Tubman Byway

DCA – Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia 91 miles from the Tubman Byway

Public Transportation

Public transportation is limited in the area of the Tubman Byway located in Maryland (Tubman Byway Stops #1-36). There are more public transportation options in Delaware and Philadelphia. But since the Tubman Byway is designed as a road trip, driving yourself is the easiest way to go. 

Lodging Options

Because the road trip known as the Harriet Tubman Byway stretches 125 miles across mostly rural Maryland’s Eastern Shore and then another 98 miles through Delaware, it’s best to plan your route and make lodging reservations ahead of time. To see the entire byway route, see the online map  or download the Map & Guide as a PDF . You can also see what lodging is closest to a specific site by browsing the list of sites and clicking on the “lodging options” button, which will bring up a Google map.

IN MARYLAND:

Most of the accommodations along Stops #1-36 of the Tubman Byway are concentrated in Cambridge, Maryland (in Dorchester County). Here you’ll find a waterfront resort, hotels, bed and breakfast, airbnb lodging, and vacation homes. There are a few additional lodging options throughout Dorchester County and Caroline County, Maryland. See the lodging options in Dorchester County, Maryland (Stops #1-21) . See the lodging options in Caroline County, Maryland (Stops #22-36) .

IN DELAWARE: Accommodations are plentiful in and around Dover and Wilmington, Delaware, providing easy access to Stops #37-45 of the byway. See the lodging options in Kent County Delaware  (Stops #37-39) See the lodging options in New Castle County, Delaware (Stops #40-45) .

Dining Along the Byway

Because the road trip known as the Harriet Tubman Byway stretches 125 miles across mostly rural Maryland’s Eastern Shore and then another 98 miles through Delaware, it’s best to plan your route ahead of time when it comes to dining. To see the entire byway route, see the online map  or download the Map & Guide as a PDF . You can also see what restaurants are closest to a specific site by browsing the list of sites and clicking on the “dining options” button, which will bring up a Google map.

IN MARYLAND: Restaurants here are well known for their preparations of local seafood, so don’t miss the crab cakes, oysters, and fish! Most of the restaurants along Stops #1-36 of the Tubman Byway are concentrated in Cambridge (in Dorchester County) and in Denton (in Caroline County). You’ll find waterside restaurants, fine dining, and casual dining. See the dining options in Dorchester County, Maryland (Stops #1-21) . See the dining options in Caroline County, Maryland (Stops #22-36) .

IN DELAWARE: Accommodations are plentiful in and around Dover and Wilmington, Delaware, providing easy access to Stops #37-45 of the byway. See the dining options in Kent County Delaware  (Stops #37-39) See the dining options in New Castle County, Delaware (Stops #40-45) .

While You’re Here

Things to do, itineraries, itineraries for groups, things to do in the area.

While you’re here, we hope you’ll explore and enjoy the beauty and flavor of the Chesapeake Bay region.

Here are a few suggestions on what to do:

EAT LOCAL SEAFOOD AND PRODUCE

This area is famed for its delicious seafood—blue crab, oysters, and rockfish—as well as produce from local farms.

• Delight in crab cakes at one of our legendary restaurants .
• Take in a scenic waterman’s village or stroll through one of the many quaint towns .
• Pick your own produce at one of our farms or pick up produce and other local foods at Emily’s Produce in Cambridge.
• Indulge in local (adult) beverages during a tasting at Layton’s Chance Winery & Vineyard  or RAR Brewing .

GET OUT ON THE WATER

With the Chesapeake Bay and other waterways nearby, this area is a great place to get out on the water.

• Dig into a crabfeast while enjoying the views during a river cruise with either Choptank Riverboat Company or River Run Cruises .
• Sail on a Chesapeake skipjack, Nathan of Dorchester , and hear how oysters shaped the community.
• Charter a fishing boat and let experienced anglers show you the best spots.
• Go paddling with Blackwater Paddle & Pedal , Overboard Paddle & Fitness , or River Run Kayak and Skiff Rentals
• Use your imagination with all the possible ways to enjoy the outdoors in Dorchester County.

GO ON AN OUTDOOR ADVENTURE

• Paddle cycle, or walk through Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge to see wildlife — from bald eagles to great blue herons to Delmarva fox squirrels — and stunning marshland views.
• Plan a biking outing and ride our quiet roads, which range from flat to not-so-flat for mountain bikers. See the Dorchester County Cycling Guide.
• Take a balloon ride with Delmarva Balloon Rides .
• Take in the view at the Choptank River Lighthouse , which includes a mini-museum with maritime history.
• Go to the farm. Visit with the goats, cut your own flowers, and play at Emily’s Produce , or pick your own produce at a number of farms.
• Walk the trails at Adkins Arboretum , Idylwild Wildlife Management Area, Tuckahoe State Park, or Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge .

DISCOVER MORE ABOUT THE REGION’S HISTORY

• Explore the captivating 325-year history of Cambridge on a tour or on a ghost walk along Maryland’s most haunted street. Or try the free Audio Tour Guide .
• Watch boat builders as they build or restore vintage wooden boats at Ruark Boatworks.
• Step back in time at a number of places: – Heritage Museums & Gardens of Dorchester – Celebrating the heritage and lives of Dorchester County people at the home of the Dorchester County Historical Society. – Spocott Windmill & Village – Tiny re-created 1800s village anchored by Maryland’s only post-style windmill. – Handsell National Register Historic Site – 1700s home under restoration, as well as Native American longhouse and garden built using traditional methods. – Museum of Rural Life – Sharing stories of early Americans in Caroline County’s agriculture-based economy.
• Engage the kids and the whole family with the interactive Passport Tour of historic sites in Dorchester County. Pick up a passport book at the Dorchester Visitor Center, and do rubbings at at least 10 sites to win a prize!
• Experience charming and historic communities that offer an authentic taste of Chesapeake life, including Cambridge, Hoopers Island, Vienna, East New Market, Denton, Greensboro, and Federalsburg.

TIME YOUR VISIT WITH AN EVENT

There’s always something going on in the communities along the Byway – Cambridge’s Ice and Oyster Festival in January, Blackwater Wildlife Refuge’s annual Eagle Festival in March, the Cambridge Classic Powerboat Regatta in May,  IRONMAN triathlons in June and September, the Dorchester Arts Showcase in September, the Nanticoke River Jamboree in October in Vienna – and MORE!

Check out the Dorchester Calendar frequently for the latest additions and schedule.

Individuals, Families & Smaller Groups

Explore the options below for some ideas if you’re traveling on your own or with a few friends or family. You can also browse our Things to Do section to create your own itinerary.

More information is available at the Dorchester County Visitor Center , 2 Rose Hill Pl., Cambridge, MD.

Half-Day: Overview of Tubman Country

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center – self-guided tour of the exhibits. Optional walk along the nature trail.

Visit Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge . There is a small fee for the four-mile Wildlife Drive. Admission to the Blackwater Visitor Center is free, and includes exhibits, a butterfly garden, and gift shop.

Make stops at nearby Tubman Byway sites, such as:

• Buttons Creek , near where a woman escaped slavery by disguising herself as a man.
• Brodess Farm , where Harriet lived as a child.
• Bucktown Village Store , open by appointment, where Harriet almost died.

Lunch at one of the award-winning restaurants in downtown Cambridge. Shops and galleries are also there for exploring. While in Cambridge, stop by the Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center, where local residents have been promoting and preserving Harriet’s legacy for decades.

One-Day: Connected to the Water

Drive through Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge . There is a small fee for the four-mile Wildlife Drive. Admission to the Blackwater Visitor Center is free.

Lunch at Suicide Bridge Restaurant with award-winning crab cakes. Crab feasts available in season. Waterfront restaurant with views of Cabin Creek located in Hurlock, Maryland.

Join a public cruise on a riverboat out of Suicide Bridge Restaurant. The Choptank Riverboat Company offers sightseeing, crab feast, lunch cruises, and more. See the cruise schedule .

One-Day: Historic Cambridge

Visit Tubman Byway sites in Cambridge:

• Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center , where locals have kept the legacy of Harriet alive for decades.
• Dorchester County Courthouse , site of the escape by Kessiah Bowley (Harriet Tubman’s niece) and her children. Also home to the Beacon of Hope sculpture of Harriet Tubman.
• Long Wharf , where ships carrying enslaved people from Africa docked in the 1700s.

Visit the Choptank River Lighthouse , replica of a historic lighthouse. Stop inside and see the mini-museum and great views of the Choptank River.

Take a self-guided walking tour in Cambridge, with the free Audio Tour app .

Lunch at one of the award-winning restaurants in downtown Cambridge. Shops and galleries are also there for exploring.

Stop by Emily’s Produce , a destination produce stand and market with local foods. Offers a free children’s play area and several U-Pick options in season. Open April through November.

One-Day: Tubman/Underground Railroad Immersion

Drive to nearby sites along the Tubman Byway:

• Buttons Creek
• Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
• Brodess Farm
• Bucktown Village Store (open by appointment only)
• Stanley Institute (open by appointment only)

Lunch at one of the award-winning restaurants in downtown Cambridge. Shops and galleries are also there for exploring. While in Cambridge, stop by the Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center , where local residents have been promoting and preserving Harriet’s legacy for decades. Consider reserving ahead for a walking tour hosted by the museum.

Drive to sites related to Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, as escaping slaves made their way north toward freedom, such as:

• Linchester Mill , historic mill where crucial information was secretly shared.
• Poplar Neck , where Harriet Tubman made her most daring escape to rescue her parents.
• Webb Cabin , the restored home of a free black man in the mid-1800s.
• Quaker Meeting House , open by appointment, where local abolitionists gathered.

Stretch your legs at Adkins Arboretum , a 400-acre garden and preserve with walking trails, and listen to their audio guide about nature’s role in the Underground Railroad.

One-Day: Family Friendly

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center – self-guided tour of the multimedia exhibits. Ask about the Junior Ranger program. Optional walk along the nature trail.

To deepen the experience or to make it a homeschool activity, before your trip browse the field trip and curriculum materials and more from the National Park Service on their website .

Explore Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge , which offers a four-mile Wildlife Drive (there is a fee) for driving, walking, or cycling. Look for bald eagles, great blue herons, osprey, egrets, and dramatic marshland views. The free visitor center offers exhibits, a butterfly garden, and gift shop. Kayak, stand-up paddleboard, and bicycle rentals available through Blackwater Adventures .

Stop by Emily’s Produce , a destination produce stand and market with local foods and lite fare. Offers a free children’s play area and seasonal U-Pick options including berries, flowers, and pumpkins. Open April through November.

Lunch at one of the award-winning, family-friendly restaurants in downtown Cambridge. Shops and galleries are also there for exploring.

Visit Choptank River Lighthouse , replica of a historic lighthouse. Stop inside and see the mini-museum and great views of the Choptank River.

Engage the whole family on a historical adventure with the free Dorchester Passport Tour . Find the numbered medallions and make rubbings at each site. Collect 10 and you can win a prize.

Let the kids run around at the playground at the Dorchester County Visitor Center (2 Rose Hill Pl., Cambridge, MD) or Great Marsh Park (Somerset Ave. and Hambrooks Blvd., Cambridge, MD).

Group Itineraries

Whether you are planning to visit for just a half day, or a whole day, with a group, your family, or on your own, there are plenty of ways to make sure you get the most out of your Byway experience. We’ve put together some suggested itineraries that combine the Tubman Byway with other aspects of the area. This tab includes suggested itineraries for larger groups and bus tours. Contact the individual businesses for details on minimum group size.

One-Day: Seafood Extravaganza

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center – 2 hours – ranger-led introduction or program (with advance notice)

Drive through four-mile Wildlife Drive at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge for possible glimpses of bald eagles, great blue herons, osprey, egrets, and dramatic marshland views. Optional stop at the refuge’s Visitor Center.

Lunch at Portside , Snappers or Suicide Bridge restaurants, all with extensive menus, including seafood, and ample bus parking.

Cruise on a riverboat out with the Choptank Riverboat Company , also located at Suicide Bridge Restaurant for a sightseeing cruise.

One-Day: Tubman Immersion Experience

Brief stops at sites related to Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, such as: • Brodess Farm , where Harriet lived as a child. • Bucktown Village Store , open by appointment, where Harriet almost died. • Stanley Institute , open by appointment, the site of the so-called “Stampede of Slaves” and a one-room schoolhouse used by the African American community starting in the 1800s. • Dorchester County Courthouse , site of the escape by Kessiah Bowley (Harriet Tubman’s niece) and her children. Also home to the “Beacon of Hope” sculpture of Harriet Tubman.

Brief stops at sites related to Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, as escaping slaves made their way north toward freedom, such as:

• Linchester Mill , historic mill where crucial information was secretly shared. • Poplar Neck , where Harriet Tubman made her most daring escape to rescue her parents. • Webb Cabin , the restored home of a free black man in the mid-1800s. • Quaker Meeting House , open by appointment, where local abolitionists gathered.

Optional tour and tasting at Layton’s Chance Vineyard & Winery on a farm near Vienna, MD.

One-Day: Outdoor Adventure

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center – 2 hours – ranger-led introduction or program

Paddling or cycling through Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, a 28,000-acre refuge that includes water trails and the four-mile Wildlife Drive. Check out Blackwater Adventures for equipment rental.

Tasting at RAR Brewing , a microbrewery in downtown Cambridge, Maryland.

Tour and tasting at Layton’s Chance Vineyard & Winery , on a farm near Vienna, Maryland.

Groups are welcome to explore the Tubman Byway. We’ve put together some suggested itineraries .

• Motorcoaches: Many of the sites along the byway are motor coach accessible. Please see the Tubman Byway Guide for details on which sites offer motor coach access.
• Tours of the Tubman Byway: To arrange for a guided tour of various sites along the Tubman Byway, the scenic driving tour that includes 36 sites in Maryland, contact one of the local tour operators .
• Tours of the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park & Visitor Center: If you’re interested in bringing your group to the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center and would like to request a tour, fill out and submit the online tour request form . At that link you’ll also see the different options offered by the visitor center. If you have more questions about the visitor center, it’s best to contact the Tubman Visitor Center directly at 410-221-2290.
• Lodging: Group-friendly lodging includes the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort, Holiday Inn Express, Days Inn & Suites, and Comfort Inn; all in Cambridge, Maryland; as well as the Best Western in Denton, MD.
• Dining: Group-friendly restaurants in the Cambridge, MD, area include Portside Restaurant, Snapper’s Waterfront Cafe, Ocean Odyssey Seafood Restaurant, Peking House, River View at the Point, Old Salty’s, and Suicide Bridge Restaurant. For a full list of Dorchester County restaurants, check here .
• Other attractions: There’s plenty to see and do beyond the Tubman Byway. See our suggested Things to Do . Group-friendly attractions include, in the Cambridge area: Choptank River Lighthouse, Handsell National Register Historic Site, Heritage Museums & Gardens of Dorchester and Spocott Windmill.

For School Groups

Field trips.

• The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center welcomes students. Explore the exhibits and film, take a walk in the legacy garden, or request a program from National Park Service or Maryland Park Service staff. To inquire about field trip opportunities, call the park at 410-221-2290. For field trip and curriculum materials, suggested reading, and more, visit the National Park Service website .

Student Research

Are you working on a report or essay about Harriet Tubman? The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center has knowledgeable staff who may be able to help. You can contact:

• Diane Miller Network to Freedom Coordinator [email protected]

Business Partners

The Tubman Byway Business Partners program recognizes those local businesses that have made the effort to become a certified byway business. This means their staff has gone through training about Tubman and the Byway. Some businesses are also offering special promotions for Tubman travelers.

Here are the businesses that are certified Tubman Byway Host Businesses:

Bay Country Shop

Bay Country Welcome Center

Beat the Rush Delivery

Charles C. Powell, Inc. Realtors

Emily’s Produce

Harriet Tubman Tours

Holiday Inn Express Cambridge

Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort

Jan Baker’s Fourth Street Gallery

Law Office of Rene C. Swafford, LLC

Layton’s Chance Vineyard & Winery

Main Street Gallery

Maryland Department of Commerce

Mason Dixon Welcome Center

National Park Service, Chesapeake Bay

North I-95 Welcome Center

Pickering Creek Audubon Center

Preston Historical Society

Richardson Maritime Museum

Robin Hood Shop

Sideling Hill Welcome Center

South Mountain I-70 Welcome Centers

Tandem Antiques and Fine Arts Center

The Travelnista, LLC

Turnbridge Point

World Black History on Periscope

Youghiogheny Overlook Welcome Center

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Salisbury Bus Rental

InterState Bus Charter is the most reliable and dependable nationwide Bus Charter Company. Our Salisbury Bus Rental services offer largest selection of charter buses, tour buses & minibuses. We have buses for all sizes of groups, our 35 to 50 seater and 55 to 58 seater buses can comfortably accommodate large size of groups. Our 20 to 24 seater coaches are ideal for medium size groups and our 7 to 12 seater mini buses are a good choice for small groups. We do offer commercial vehicles such as Vans, Sleeper Coaches, School Buses and Limousines at a very competitive price range. For any event your bus transportation need would end at InterState Bus Charter. Our friendly staffs are here to assist you 24*7 and 365 Days.

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Salisbury is a city in Ramsey County, Maryland, United States. It is the county seat of Ramsey County. It is named after the nearby body of water, Salisbury. Salisbury has a humid continental climate with very cold winters with frequent light snowfall, and warm to very warm, wetter summers with most rain from convective thunderstorms. Amtrak, the U.S. national passenger rail system, serves Salisbury, operating its Empire Builder daily in both directions between Baltimore and Salisbury and Phoenix, Oregon. SkyWest Air Lines also operates two flights daily to the Salisbury Municipal Airport from Denver International Airport.

To rent a bus from or to Salisbury, MD, you just need to call us on 1-800-844-2836 and tell us the details of your bus rental needs. Using the details, our team will recommend the best charter bus and reasonable cost for your trip. We run amazing discounts on bus rental, when you book it on 7 days in advanced.

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