Primera clasificación Atractivos en Berlin

A world where the mystic mermaids come to you, sounds like a dream right? With the opening of The Mermaid Museum in Berlin by Alyssa Maloof, a local photographer who converted her photo studio into an extraordinary mermaid site that just screams magic. A fun filled experience is what you will be part of once you enter the little door and take in the various facts and historical information displayed over the studio. Dress up at the door with any mermaid costumes that you like whilst you stroll over reading intriguing facts about mermaid sightings and clicking pictures with the figurines. A place to be for kids with treasure hunts and mind-boggling experience for adults to debate over dinner. With just a few dollars, hop on the mermaid bandwagon and see it for yourself!

This particular museum in Ocean City is of great importance, for it once housed the U.S.Coast Guard, who launched rescue operations for distressed boats and ships from here. Now, as a tribute to those brave hearts, the station is converted into a museum, sharing their exploits on the sea.

Whether you are the thrill seeker searching for an adrenaline rush, or someone interested in a more sedentary quality of fun, this park offers excitement for both. Try the topsy-turvy Skycoaster that sends your body and stomach flipping, or take a spin on the NASCAR speedway. For something quainter, try the Apple Ride, bumper cars and carousels. Souvenirs are available here, and there are plenty of photo opportunities throughout the park. Open times are subject to change as per weather, please call ahead.

The year 1858 marked the initial construction of the historic Fenwick Island Lighthouse. It is an eminent lighthouse located in Delaware across the border of Maryland. The conical shaped arrangement is predominantly a brick structure. Post its closure in 1978, there were protests to have it restored. Tourists can visit the small museum and gift shop although one is not permitted to climb the lighthouse. It towers high at 84 feet (26 meters) and possesses third order Fresnel lens. Covering an area of 218 acres (88 hectares), the historic lighthouse has also been added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

Built in 1832, this house served as a residence to Issac Covington and Calvin B. Taylor. The house is currently operated as a museum where you can witness prominent 18th century architecture. The main wing of the house has been converted into a house museum and the west wing is converted into a gallery which displays local collectibles. The stained glass windows of the building is a magnificent feature of this structure. Guided tours of this facility are provided on request.

Also known as Downtown Berlin, you can find shops, galleries, restaurants, entertainment venues, and much more around this place. The local art galleries showcase impressive creations while a number of entertainment venues assure a fun-filled time here. Moreover, there are around 47 buildings located within this area which have been listed the National Register of Historic Places. The Taylor House Museum which is the best place to know more about Berlin’s history is found here too. It is one of the top attractions in the town.