Things to do in Vermont
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Cucina di Gerardo
This Creamery Building place serves hearty Italian fare like mussels marinara and fancy gourmet pizzas.
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Shed
This little microbrewery always has six fresh beers on tap and a crowd of locals tucking into pub fare.
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Mocha Joe’s
Before your eyes spy this ultrahip, subterranean space, your nose will locate the exceptionally rich brews.
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Simon Pearce Glass
At this exceptional studio and shop visitors can watch artisans produce distinctive pieces of original glass.
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Depot Street Malt Shoppe
Burgers and old-fashioned malteds reign at this fun, 1950s-themed restaurant. The egg creams hit the spot in any season.
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BattenKill Canoe
Located 5 miles south of Manchester, rents canoes and kayaks for paddling the Batten Kill River.
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Spiral Press Café
Stop at this Manchester Center cafe attached to Northshire Bookstore for flaky croissants and delicious panini sandwiches. Good lattes too.
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Hunger Mountain Co-op
The Hunger Mountain Co-opis a terrific health-food store and deli with café tables perched above a river.
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Yankee Bookshop
Great for local guidebooks, maps, and books in general. It’s particularly strong in works by local authors and publishers.
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Harvest Market
Stop at this gourmet market for morning coffee and delicious pastries, Vermont cheeses and sandwiches before you head for the hills.
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Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
Showcases the multimedia works of regional artists.
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Umiak Outdoor Outfitters
Umiak Outdoor Outfitters rents canoes ($50 per day) and kayaks ($40) and also offers two-hour guided river trips ($39).
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Lake Champlain Cruises
For an inexpensive cruise of the lake, hop aboard the 115ft Northern Lights, a replicated 19th-century steamboat.
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Charlie B’s
- Stowe, USA
- Entertainment › Bar
If you’re searching for a standard après-ski scene with a bit more class, check out this place, at the Stoweflake Inn and Resort.
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Burlington City Arts
Burlington City Arts, a local arts organization, mounts area installations and runs classes, workshops, studios and programs.
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Vermont Pub & Brewery
Vermont's oldest microbrewery attracts a crowd with its bustling outdoor beer garden and burly ales. Try the Dogbite Bitter and howl at the moon.
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Vermont Artisan Designs
Vermont Artisan Designs is a contemporary crafts gallery selling outstanding creations by Vermont artists. Don’t miss it.
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Billings Farm & Museum
See what 19th-century farm life was all about at this living-history museum and functioning dairy farm adjacent to the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.
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Stowe Mountain Resort
- Stowe, USA
- Activities › Skiing
Wintertime's action-central, this twin-peak resort has a variety of terrains with ski runs suitable for all levels.
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Bear Pond Books
Browse the vast offerings of books about Vermont and by Vermonters, as well as those on just about any other subject you’d care to contemplate.
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India Palace
This is the place for northern Indian cuisine, especially tandoori; lunchtime curries are a bargain, best sampled with a mango lassi.
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Garden Cafe
Gaze out over the sculpture garden in the indoor and outdoor café at the Southern Vermont Arts Center, featuring an array of sandwiches and salads.
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Orvis
Orvis is a flagship store, which is dedicated to outfitting fisher-folk; and to fly-fish for trout in the Batten Kill River.
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Uncommon Grounds
With sidewalk tables right on the pedestrian mall, this café has people- watching that is as good as the organic fair-trade coffee and crispy croissants.
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Mountain Sports & Bike Shop
Several bike shops can supply you with wheels for light cruising or backwoods exploration. Rent bikes from the Mountain Sports & Bike Shop.
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