Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Vermont
4.5Church Street Marketplace(1.979 reviews) - Burlington Church Street Thursday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Flea & Street Markets
Downtown Burlington Vermont's award-winning open air mall is a hub of activity where you'll find historical architecture, year-round festivals, street entertainers, music, over 100 places to shop and dine, and even quiet places to ponder. We invite you find out about exclusive shopping, dining and events in downtown Burlington as well as to explore the area!See more..
4.0World's Tallest Filing Cabinet(320 reviews) - What We Expected, A Really Tall Filing Cabinet Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
It's exactly what it says...an extremely tall filing cabinet. It's a quick stop and easy to find. There is a large parking lot next to the attraction so it's easy to park, admire, snap a couple photos, and head to a nearby brewery. Switchback Brewing Co. is just a 5 minute walk East on Flynn Avenue or head North on Pine Street for 10 minutes to Queen City Brewery across the street from Zero Gravity Brewery.See more..
I could have spent hours here! The lady tour guide was exceptionally good at explaining how everything worked. She told us every step of how they make the maple syrup from the trees to the bottle. She was very enthusiastic and passionate about what they do and it shows in their products. We even got to try different types of syrup. Must see if traveling through Vermont!!See more..
4.5Silk Road Covered Bridge(196 reviews) - Stop 2 on the Bennington Cover Bridge Tour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Disclaimer: no there was not an actual tour it was my own self driving through each of the bridges in Bennington Vermont. What is nice about the three bridges besides the beautiful landscape and preserved structures themselves is that they are conveniently located within five minutes of each other. If you are someone that would like to see covered bridges but do not want to go on a “hunt” for them this trio in Bennington is perfect.See more..
4.5Creamery Covered Bridge(185 reviews) - Fall Visit Thursday: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This old but we’ll maintained bridge is worth a visit! The woodwork structure is beautiful and has a built on walkway (1917). The bridge is no longer actually driven upon and is a great photo op with the stream flowing underneath. We had the pleasure of meeting a couple of the local caretakers of the bridge. I’m thankful there are folks like them to maintain this history!See more..
4.5Taftsville Covered Bridge(170 reviews) - Beautiful bridge in the afternoon sun. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
After visiting the Woodstock Inn in that beautiful but "too busy" village, we stopped to see this bridge. What a beauty with a parking spot right along the damned Ottauquechee River. The 1836 189' structure is among the oldest covered bridges in Vermont and the U.S.See more..
5.0Remarkable Things at Stowe Craft(143 reviews) - A fun and creative place to visit Thursday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Art Galleries • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Remarkable Things displays American made fine crafts sourced from local and nationally recognized artisans. Discover beautiful and practical designs in jewelry, gifts, art, and furniture. Experience old fashioned, great customer service online and in our brick and mortar shops. Check us out and join the thousands of other customers who have celebrated shopping with our family and staff over the last 35 years!See more..
4.5Woodstock Town Crier(77 reviews) - The Crier is now The Smiler! Points of Interest & Landmarks
A chalkboard of upcoming events located in the center of Woodstock.See more..
4.5Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial(60 reviews) - Don’t miss the Christmas lights Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
It is a treat to go to the Joseph Smith Memorial during the Christmas season. As you enter the drive, you see beautiful displays of lights. It is very peaceful as you tune into a radio station playing Christmas music. All the displays are beautiful. But, the best is the cover bridge made with white lights. We are looking forward to next season’s display.See more..
5.0Northfield Covered Bridges(44 reviews) - There are THREE Covered Bridges in Northfields Falls, VT . . . all right in a row. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
These are really neat because it's the first time I have ever seen three covered bridges right in a row!!! We actually missed the third one the first time around, until someone told us, so we had to go back. All red covered bridges.See more..
4.5Collective, the art of craft(39 reviews) - Collective Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
The collective is a small art gallery and boutique on Woodstock where you can see local artists’ collection and purchase your favorites. See more..
Although the address is listed as Pulp Mill Covered Bridge Road, we found it at Seymour Street. There is no parking. It is the oldest covered bridge in Vermont and one of only 7 "double barreled" covered bridges in the US. Traffic is quite busy.See more..
4.0Brattleboro Common(28 reviews) - I love walking around in Brattleboro, Vermont Points of Interest & Landmarks
Downtown Brattleboro is really funky & cool. I love walking around & going into the many shops. They have a cool coffee house in the basement of a building downtown. There are many cool cafes & it's so beautiful there. I find it very relaxing to walk around in downtown Brattleboro.See more..
5.0Cold Hollow Sculpture Park(24 reviews) - Don't miss this sculpture park Thursday: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is closed for the season. We will reopen June 13, 2020. We look forward to seeing you then! Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is a 200 acre farm that showcases the work of artist David Stromeyer. Open Thursdays-Sundays Noon-6PM, late June-early October. More: Cold Hollow Sculpture Park offers visitors an opportunity to stroll five, rolling meadows on which are sited some fifty large-scale sculptures representing selected examples from four decades of work by nationally-known artist, David Stromeyer. Inspired by the rhythms, forms, patterns, and undulations of the Vermont landscape and committed to integrating his sculptures with the landscape, Stromeyer and his wife, Sarah, welcome all who wish to experience these works in their quiet, contemplative Cold Hollow setting.See more..
The epitome of small-town New England - just like walking into a Hallmark movie. Love the shops and restaurants.See more..
5.0The Skinner Barn(20 reviews) - Simplicity and Elegance Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Skinner Barn is a beautifully restored historic dairy barn built in 1891 by the Daniel Skinner family. Of classic post and beam construction, it offers a special environment for educational classes, cultural events, parties, and receptions. Flanked by the majestic Northfield Ridge to its east and the mountains that host the Sugarbush and Mad River Glen ski areas to its west, The Skinner Barn offers a quintessential Vermont setting.The upper floor of The Skinner Barn has been restored with loving attention keeping the historical character of the structure intact. This open space, originally designed for hay storage, is now used as an assembly space for a wide range of functions from weddings & rehearsal dinners to theater camps, theater productions, dances and cabaret performances.See more..
4.5Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge(17 reviews) - One of our favorite Covered Bridges Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
One of our favorites! We come to Vermont every couple of years to see the fall colors, do some hiking, and check out some cool covered bridges. The Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge is definitely one of our favorites. It's old, but the red color makes it stand out.See more..
The whole are is the very idea of Colonial New England, especially in the fall. Well worth a side trip if you are in the area. Entertaining, historical and educational. Especially make sure you visit the cheese making facility!See more..
We happened on this bridge while driving from Montpelier through Vermont to see the fall scenery. It was a cool find. If you want to see the interior of the bridge you'll have to climb up a short steep hill to get there (so not for folks with mobility issues). It's right off of the road so easy to stop and learn some history and take a few pics.See more..
This wonderful old white wooden building really moved me. The setting is magical, especially on a summer evening. We lingered until the sun set in the deep lavender sky. Being there felt like being transported in time. There is nothing to "offend the eye." Thank goodness this perfect old meeting house has been protected for future generations. It's so beautiful, it's worth the short detour off the main road. Walk around the graveyard. It's remarkable.See more..
4.5Jim McGrath Gallery and Studio(14 reviews) - Excellent Gallery Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks We met the owner-artist and thoroughly enjoyed everything in the shop! We were able to chat with him and watch him with his latest work of art. The shop is a must visit and make a purchase for anyone living in the area. His works of art would go well with the environs.See more..
4.5MAC Center for the Arts(13 reviews) - An craft/ art center to visit Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
A neat place to visit while in Newport, a lovely selection of local artists work, along with a large varity of "What to get for someone" special gift. The center as well sells tickets to local events, plays, VSO, etc..etc.. Most capable and helpful staff.See more..
4.5The Chaffee Art Center(12 reviews) - A wonderful asset for an artistic state Points of Interest & Landmarks
Vermont has several wonderful arts centers and the Chaffee is one of them. With 2 locations in Rutland (a beautiful mansion on Main street (rt 7) and a smaller (newer) location in downtown Rutland), be sure to check them both out. The large exhibits change on a rotating schedule and there are always smaller exhibits in the down town location. They also offer a variety of classes and events. One of the most amazing things about this organization is that all of their exhibits are open to the public and free. They operate based on a small membership base and voluntary donations at the door. They don't promote this information, so it could be easy to miss. Be sure to leave a little something if you enjoyed your visit.See more..
4.5Coburn Covered Bridge(11 reviews) - The only one in the area Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
I was in Montpelier area and took some country roads to come see this bridge on my way to Cornish, NH. The drive itself was beautiful and peaceful. Haven't seen many covered bridges...yet, but the woodwork amazes me and the idea of how many people traveled through it on their way to and from many places is a pretty exciting one. There is a parking opportunity right next to the bridge. The fact that it's in a middle of nowhere adds to its charm.See more..
4.5Halpin Covered Bridge(11 reviews) - A small treasure if you can find it Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This is a very out of the way covered bridge on a semi-private road on private property. Be sure to ask before wandering too far away from the bridge owing to the privacy of the families who live there. Still, though, if you need to see every covered bridge in VT then this one is a must.See more..
4.5Art on Main(10 reviews) - Store for art enthusiasts! Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
What a great collection of arts and crafts from around Vermont. The space is large and great to walk around in, with multiple media at many price point being sold. I'd love to go back!See more..
My sister and I were part of a tour paddling on The Lamoille River. We paddled from Vermont Canoe and kayak in Jeffersonville to the Boyden Valley Winery in Cambridge! We paddled right under this bridge ! It was beautiful to come upon from the river view! If you are in the area. , take some time to see it!See more..
4.5Whales Tails(8 reviews) - One of the greatest landmark on the highway Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
You can stop to visit....you just need to keep your eyes peeled! Great sculpture. I always enjoy seeing it! See more..
4.0Rutland murals(8 reviews) - Great walkable experience Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
I loved that it was a walkable experience, and there was even a map that helped me hunt for them. I found three that had not been added to the map as they'd been done this year. Besides the murals, there are great sculptures and painted benches throughout the downtown area worth seeing.See more..
Located in Jeffersonville, Vermont, Grist Mill Covered Bridge greeted my son and me with warmth and beauty on a quiet Sunday afternoon as Fall colors began to sweep the region. Originally built in 1872, it joins two sides of Canyon Road across the Brewster River and prevails as one of only remaining Burr arch truss bridges in all of Vermont. As such, it served as a history lesson for us and a welcome diversion from the hustle and bustle of main street traffic. One interesting piece of trivia to share with your pet is that it’s also referred to as the “Scott Covered Bridge”, the “Bryant Covered Bridge”, and the “Canyon Covered Bridge”. Regardless of name, it was worth driving out of the way to see.See more..
4.0Waitsfield Covered Bridge(6 reviews) - One of the Oldest Covered Bridges in VT Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
One of the oldest covered bridges in Vermont, it is a historical landmark. We stayed near the bridge at the peak of fall and the colors in the surrounding areas were beautiful. Wonderful to see and get pictures by.See more..
5.0Lemon Fair Sculpture Park(5 reviews) - Unique and wonderful experience Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Lemon Fair Sculpture Park is approximately a one mile walking trail with 25 outdoor sculptures for viewing We are open Saturday and Sunday May until November. This is a private residence open to the public,for their enjoyment of 3 dimensional art. We ask dogs be on leashes and no touching,climbing on sculptures. Park in the circle by the road and start at the shed where there are maps.See more..
This bridge is just a little off the main road. It’s a newer bridge. Nice to walk across and the views down the river are great. A nice spot.See more..
4.5Worrall Covered Bridge(4 reviews) - Near the Vermont Store Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
off the beaten path just a little bit not hard to get to ~ and if you want the full Vermont feeling just go 1 mile down the road and see the Vermont country storeSee more..
3.5Elmwood Cemetary(4 reviews) - Very Nice Well Kept Cemetery Points of Interest & Landmarks We were looking for this cemetery for my 5th Great Grandfather's Grave. We walked a lot of the cemetery and drove around it. It is very well kept. In the back the graves are in semi circle to the middle. I have not seen that before and some of the family plots, the headstones were placed on the side of gravesite verse the head or foot. Very nice cemetery!See more..
BEST THING EVER!!!!! MY FAMILY LOVED IT! I would/will go there again. It was funny and fun. I loved the lights on it. Please go see it.See more..
5.0Shelburne Village Historic District(3 reviews) - A Lovely Vermont Village with Lots of History and Attractions Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks There are several great attractions in the area. We stopped by the Shelburne Orchards (216 Orchard St) for some cider donuts and fresh picked apples. You can pick them yourself if you wish. The Shelburne Museum is a full days worth of marvelous historical buildings, folk art, furnishings and learning all for $25 (AAA discount in addition). There is a cafe on site with great lunch options. Make reservations in advance for a tour of the house and gardens with a nice tea to follow at the marvelous Inn at Shelburne Farms, home to one of the Vanderbilt’s, on Lake Champlain. You will get more than your $25 dollars worth.See more..
It's a beautiful old covered bridge. That's it. This is one of many covered bridges nearby that are still functioning, I suggest you use google maps to plot a course over the 8 bridges in the area.See more..
5.0Raven Ridge Natural Area(2 reviews) - Good Hiking Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
My family and I did this hike, 2 adults and one 12 year old. It is a moderate hike about 2.5 miles total if you do the loop which I recommend. The trailhead is reached via a dirt road and the parking lot is small. However, parking on the road is easy. The trail starts with a long boardwalk through wetlands and then rises and there is a considerable climb until you reach the overlooks after 1.5 miles. Good views are your reward (see pictures). This is a fun hike only about 10 minutes from the highway and I would recommend it. Also, be aware they do not allow dogs on the trail.See more..
4.5Howe Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Tunbridge is home to several covered bridges Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Such a beautiful area. Winding backcountry roads lead to wonderful vistas and happy suprises. Stay at the Hubble Shire in Chelsea!See more..
4.5Willard Twin Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Two of the nicest covered bridges to visit and only a short walk between them. Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
What was interesting for me was that I've only found two sets of covered bridges in Vermont where you can look through one and see the next one. (Google Northfield 5). I arrived on a cloudy morning but the sun was trying to poke through. I noted in the other review that they said a red covered bridge and one waterfall. Well, in fact neither are red but both covered bridges have waterfalls under them. Yes if you were traveling on Route 91 and you were paying attention you might notice the twin bridges. The best parking is on the island in between the bridges. both before and after the bridges are homes and businesses that don't really provide ideal parking. You could probably park 2-3 cars alongside the road on the island that connects the two twin bridges.See more..
4.0AM Foster Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Puzzling Why /What Purpose It Was meant To Satisfy Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Strange place for a covered bridge as it is located in the middle of a farm field and spans a very small narrow farm pond with no discernible reason for its presence. It appears to be reasonably well maintained but as it is on private property it precludes closer inspection. You need a GPS to find this bridge as it is well off the beaten track.See more..
Martin's Mill Covered Bridge is on Martinsville Road which runs off of Rt 5. There is a pull off on one end only with light traffic. It is a one lane bridge that crosses Luff's Brook.See more..
Up in Northfield, Vermont, my son and I traveled to the Stony Brook Covered Bridge on a Sunday afternoon. Built in 1899, it sat majestically over a tranquil body of water, surrounded by colorful oak tree, undisturbed by civilization or national politics. Well worth driving out of the way to see.See more..
2.5Twin Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Out to Pasture Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This is a covered bridge that was moved to dry land after a flood in 1947 destroyed its twin. It's now a storage building; not far from Rutland city on the East Pittsford Rd.See more..
5.0Kantor Kellett Gallery(2 reviews) - wonderful, disturbing and fascinating Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Kantor Kellett Gallery is an upscale gallery in the heart of Wilmington. A very talented artist, Ann has displayed both thought provoking and serene artworks in the same space. Everyone should stop in and talk to Ann about the stories behind her works!See more..
4.5Artemis Global Art(2 reviews) - Wonderful gallery Points of Interest & Landmarks
"Artemis Global Art is a unique gallery where one can experience a moment of reflection, tranquility and inspiration. This newly renovated historic downtown storefront spans 4000 sq. ft. between two floors. Comfortable furniture invites you to relax while contemplating the "Colours of Happiness". "See more..
4.0Upper Falls Covered Bridge(1 review) - Pour une jolie photo de pont couvert Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Celui-ci me plait beaucoup: peu connu, mais très photogénique, on peu facilement le prendre en photo avec la rivière. Il date de 1840 et fait 117 ft de longSee more..
