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Vermont · the United States
In the destination Stowe and Burlington.
In the photo: Church Street in Burlington
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Vermont’s largest city, on the east shore of Lake Champlain, home to the University of Vermont. Downtown centers on the Church Street Marketplace, a pedestrian street with shops, cafés and street performers. The hill slopes down to the waterfront, with Waterfront Park, the ECHO science center and a lakeside bike path. South in Shelburne are the Shelburne Museum and Shelburne Farms. Watching the sunset over the Adirondacks across the lake is a city highlight.
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The local experience
A four-block pedestrian street in downtown Burlington, with shops, cafés, outdoor seating and street performers, among 19th-century buildings and the church that gives the street its name.
Burlington’s waterfront park, with lawns, a boardwalk over Lake Champlain, the ECHO science center and the bike path that follows the shore and runs out onto the lake on an old rail causeway.
An open-air museum in Shelburne with about 40 buildings, many moved from elsewhere: a 1906 steam-driven paddleboat, a covered bridge, a round barn and collections of quilts, decoys and impressionist paintings.
A model farm from the late 19th century on the shore of Lake Champlain, with a landscape designed by the office of Frederick Law Olmsted, monumental barns, dairy cattle and cheddar cheese production.
