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Pro
A Great Place to Spend a Weekend
Con
A bit quiet when school is not in session
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Burlington - You'll Want To Stay
Tom_Fields Says: Attention beer drinkers! This is the event for you in Burlington. You can sample a huge assortment of micro-brews produces in Vermont and other northeastern states. This includes the Boston Beer Company (brewer of Samuel Adams), Dogfish Head Draft Brewery, Brown's Brewing...
Church street is the happening place.
tvdandy Says: Church Street is a cobblestone street which is in a closed off section of downtown. This street if the heart of the restaurant/entertainment district. This area has an excellent vibe. Street musicians and jugglers, bohemians and yuppies, young and old, all make for fantastic...
A beautiful drive on the Lake Champlain Byway
tvdandy Says: Head up Hwy 2 North from Burlington and you will be heading to a wonderful and scenic lake side drive which spans the various islands off of Lake Champlain. Along the way you will be treated to serene vistas and classic New England small towns complete with country stores...
Courtyard By Marriott Burlington Harbor
2 Reviews and 314 Opinions When choosing a hotel for our trip to Burlington, our most important selection criteria was that it...
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Big Fatty's BBQ: " Best BBQ in Burlington "
DanBurney2011 Says: Let's start by saying I'm somewhat of a BBQ fanatic, and have my own smoker at home. In every city I visit, I go in search of the best Smoked BBQ in town, and this is how we found Big Fatty’s BBQ, first off the smoked smell attracted me and my wife from blocks away so we had...
Big Fattys BBQ: Hope for Visiting Southerners
Over60 Says: This restaurant located between downtown Burlington and the lake serves up a pretty good approximation of southern barbeque. My wife and I sampled the shredded pork, ribs, and barbeque chicken, and the first two were top notch. Good slaw too. The portions were enormous, and...
Panadero Bakery: Awesome Bakery in Burlington VT June 2011
nyceagle1633 Says: They have sandwiches now, however, they only make 1 type a day, which is great, so ingrediants are fresh. The sandwich with focaccia bread, mozz, basil leaves, and salami, superb! Also they have excellent tarts.
Panadero Bakery: Awesome Bakery in Burlington VT June 2011
nyceagle1633 Says: They have sandwiches now, however, they only make 1 type a day, which is great, so ingrediants are fresh. The sandwich with focaccia bread, mozz, basil leaves, and salami, superb! Also they have excellent tarts.
Breakwaters: Live Music on the Waterfront
Tom_Fields Says: If you enjoy live music out in the open air, with Lake Champlain as a backdrop, then visit Breakwaters Cafe and Grill. Every weekend, weather permitting, this unpretentious waterfront eatery hosts live rock and pop bands. Casual.
Nectar's Restaurant and Bar: Live Music on Main St
Tom_Fields Says: I didn't try the food here, but the music is pretty good. This is a rock'n roll club, with live bands every weekend. They're mainly local acts, but an occasional big-name band performs here (like Phish).The building goes back to the old days, while the club has been here...
Tom_Fields Says: The ferries on Lake Champlain have operated for centuries. Today, the Lake Champlain Transportation Company provides this vital service. The boats connect Burlington, Port Kent, Essex, Charlotte, Plattsburgh, and Grand Isle, on both the Vermont and New York sides of the...
cjmmj Says: CCTARIDE.orgThis is all you will need to get anywhere! If it is a little more off the beaten path, you don't have a rental car, and don't feel like blowing money on a taxi (particularly terrible here)......hitchhike. You'd be surprised how easy, safe, and common it is...
sarahandgareth Says: Frog Hollow is a gallery for the Vermont State Craft Center - there's a second location in Middlebury - and they showcase a very diverse array of high-quality items by local artists: some of the items have a pretty hefty price tag, though there's really a wide variety of...
Crow Bookshop: Great Book Browsing
sarahandgareth Says: As with any college town worth its salt, Burlington sustains several bookstores, and Crow Bookshop is probably the most unique. They specialize in second-hand and overstocked books, and they have a huge selection of books for an academic audience as well as very impressive...
NaninVT Says: Once you visit Burlington you may not want to leave! This is a beautiful place to live and work. Four seasons of beauty - although the long-standing joke is that we have 3 seasons, one of them being MUD SEASON! The only drawback is the high cost of living vs low wages. But,...
sarahandgareth Says: Be prepared for sudden changes in weather: Lake Champlain is right nearby and can create unexpected changes, while the fact that you're well to the north of Vermont and not far from the mountains also have an impact. Expect snow earlier and later than further south, and...
Visit the quaint small town of St. Albans
tvdandy Says: This town calls itself the Maple Syrup Capital of the world. All I know is that it is a quaint New England town to stroll through in a couple of hours. Located off of Highway 7, about 25 miles north from Burlington, this town has some quaint antique shops and a beautiful...
cjmmj Says: There are many places within a short drive (or even walk) from the downtown to go cliff jumping. A good starting spot is at North Beach. Follow the beach north to a trail. The trail will cross a field. Go Left at the fork in the field. Take a left at the next fork as well....
Good Bike Ride or Walking Trail
Goner Says: There is a 13-mile bike ride called the "Holy Grail of Rail Trails". Starting fromthe Burlington bike path, you can continue along the gravel Colchester Causeway Trail, ending 3 miles out in Lake Champlain. A unique ferry shuttles walkers and cyclists across the Winooski...
sarahandgareth Says: Burlington is one of those really livable smaller cities, with a great range of leisure resources nearby. We made use of a wonderful bike/running path that hugs the eastern side of Lake Champlain for many miles, and which had plenty of running traffic even on a chilly...
What Burlington, Vermont offers
GraydonWilson Says: Burlington has a comfortable mix of urban sophistication — museums, theatre, music, clubs and restaurants — and small-town intimacy. All of the usual outdoor seasonal activities are readily available. Several ski resorts are only a short drive away, with the Green Mountains...
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Vermont's largest city, Burlington rests on Lake Champlain, minutes to water, mountains, camping and skiing. There is easy access to the city by auto (US 7 and I-89 at Exits 13 and 14, by rail (AMTRAK...
During the Summer of 2003 I flew to New England and embarked on a minor league baseball road trip. The journey began and ended in beautiful Burlington, Vermont, a place that I would honestly love to...
One of our New-England-touring stops. It is the largest city in Vermont, nearly 40000 residents (200000 if you include all of the sub-urban areas surrounding the city). They have a great live-cam...
Burlington Vermont is the largest city in Vermont (regional pop. about 200,000) Because of its many colleges and university it is a bit more lively then you might think. Clean air, stunted mountains...
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