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Lodgings | Shops | Things to do | Dining Lodgings | ||
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Interlaken InnCharming affordable resort82-room resort in Litchfield County, CT, not far from Great Barrington. Very appealing grounds, rooms newly renovated. Lake sports, golf courses nearby. Restaurant. |
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EvergreenContemporary American CraftsEvery item in this dazzling store is crafted in America, yet you can find gifts for as little as $25. Finished buying gifts? Visit here for your own pleasure. |
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Mistral'sProvence in the BerkshiresPass a gauntlet of platters and plates marked by the spirited whorls and palette of Provence to explore the riches within. Three floors of table fixings, bed furnishings, and toiletries. |
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Antiques trailFertile hunting ground for antiquersGreat Barrington is an antiquer's dream. Follow our 20-dealer illustrated trail through town, narrated for you by one of the town's principal dealers, Patrice Mullin. |
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Catamount Ski AreaEasy to get to, hard to leaveFrom NYC, Catamount is right where you first enter the Berkshires. It's "terrain that offers variety for the whole family," they claim. Over 28 trails, skiing and snowboarding. Snowmaking capacity increased this year. |
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HelsinkiFinnish cuisine in capital styleIn a central covered yard behind Railroad Street. Ideal for lunch, and for afternoon tea, also a great find for dinner. Pick up a copy of the Club Helsinki schedule -- a treasure trove for nighttime entertainment. |
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PearlsGreat Barrington's finest diningRegally commanding the far end of Railroad Street, Pearls has captured the Great Barrington spirit with just the right combination of preppiness and steel and chrome. And fine dining. |
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Elm Court Inn | Innovative continental cuisine from Urs Beri, former executive chef at the United Nations.
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