The Eastern Shore

Maryland's Eastern Shore is readily accessible from the north via any number of routes out of eastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware and from the east out of Delaware. The William Preston Lane Jr. Bridge, "the Bay Bridge," crosses the Chesapeake Bay northeast of Annapolis; its dual spans stretch 4.5 mi across.

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  • 1. J. Millard Tawes Museum & Visitor's Center

    Visitor Center

    There is not a lot to do in town, but to learn about its history, stop by this center operated by the Crisfield Heritage Foundation. Guided tours of Crisfield are run from here; from May through October the tours include a visit to a crab processing plant.

    3 9th St., Crisfield, Maryland, 21817-0253, United States
    410-968–2501

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: Weekdays 9 am–3 pm; Sat. 9 am–4 pm
  • 2. Smith Island Sweet Shoppe

    Don't skip the area's nationally known cakes—stacked eight to 10 layers high and frosted—and recently designated Maryland's state cake by lawmakers. (They can be purchased in person or online.)

    41 W. Main St., Crisfield, Maryland, 21817, USA
    410-968–2200
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