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Burlington Attractions
 Visit the open studio to experience the light, fire and radiance of the ancient art of glass blowing, and browse the in-studio shop and gallery.
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More Vermont Attractions
 The Vermont Historical Society is the only institution in Vermont that is collecting different artifacts, books and documents, reflecting the entire history of the state, every geographical area and every chronological period.
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 The New England Maple Museum is situated in the heart of Maple Country, nestled in the foothills of the Green Mountains, where Vermont’s best maple syrup
is made. The museum showcases the maple sugaring history starting with the Native American discovery.
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 It's difficult to say anything about Killington—because everything applies. This beast of the East is the region's largest resort, and offers something for everyone. There are now seven distinct peaks to explore. Not only can you find what you want, you can find it separated from other terrain.
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 The Capitol is a magnificent building located in downtown Montpelier. The gold leaf dome includes real gold and offers a spectacular contrast with the wooded hillside of Hubbard Park in the background. After 140 years the Vermont State House still commands the landscape of Montpelier.
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 The Bennington Museum is one of the finest regional history and art museums. It is located on 75 Main Street Bennington, Vermon. The museum keeps the largest public collection of Grandma Moses paintings and memorabilia, along with the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse she attended as a child.
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 Okemo Mountain Resort is a carefully planned and designed mountain village arranged around one of New England’s most delightful ski and snowboard layouts.
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