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Hyattsville, MD

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The City of Hyattsville is composed of several zip codes. Downtown Hyattsville benefitted from significant revitalization with the EYA townhomes and central retail and restaurant, and the creation of the arts district. Hyattsville’s historic district is located in the southeast. The relatively large and well-maintained homes in the historic district include 1920s and 1930s-era Victorians, bungalows, and some quirky-hard-to-define styles. Most of the town’s detached homes are modest WW2-era homes on decent-sized lots. The newer townhomes breath more modern architecture into the city.

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Restaurants, Retail, and Entertainment

Franklin's Brewery, Restaurant, and General Store has been a dining and retail staple in the neighborhood since the 90's. The recent revitalization brought Busboys & Poets, Tara Thai, Elevation Burger, Chipotle, and Yes! Organic Market.  Other neighborhood offerings include taquerias and pupuserias. Costco and Ikea can be found further north on Route 1, as can some dive bars frequented by college students.

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Things To Do

  • Take a Dip And Get Some Sun At Magruder Park. It includes a community pool, 32 acres of parks, bike trails, recreational sports facilities.

  • See Murals And Other Public Art in Arts District. 

  • Listen To Poetry Reading At Busboys & Poets' Open Mic Night

  • Do A Distillery Tour at One Eight Distillers. Enjoy whiskey and bourbon tastings and sip on yummy cocktails.

  • Go To A University Of Maryland Football Game. University of Maryland is very close to Hyattsville, with a nationally competitive sports program. 

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Transportation

Route 1 is the transportation spine of Hyattsville, MD-410 runs west to Sliver Spring and Bethesda, and points west. The Riverdale MARC Station takes commuters to Union Station and points north.

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Schools & Safety

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