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Hot Spots Vermont also known as the Green Mountain State is perhaps a charm for people who love skiing from all over the country. Its huge snow covered mountains and serene atmosphere make it a paradise for tourists from all over the globe. Vermont is a destination for thrill, adventure and some exquisite shopping. In its very arms resides the peace of villages and soothing bliss of the valleys.
Burlington
A charming destination for some excellent shopping, Burlington is also the largest city of Vermont. Burlington is located on the shores of Lake Champlain and the mild sound of the water is yet very pleasant to the ears of the tourists.
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The ECHO Lake aquarium and Science Center: The ECHO Lake aquarium and Science Center features the history of the natural formation of the region around Lake Champlain. The Aquarium also holds timely live shows and demos of animal feeding and many other interactive displays.
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Battery Park: The Historic site where the United States Batteries and the British naval fleet fought in 1813. The Site is also a provincial park and the green grass spread through a huge area is also a leisurely source for the visitors.
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Spirit of Ethan Allen II: A fascinating cruise through the Champlain Lake with beautiful sights and a verbal description of the Revolutionary war and history of that era.
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Robert Hull Fleming Museum: Located in the campus of Vermont University, The Robert Hull Fleming Museum offers American, African, European and Persian exhibits and also some of the works of the contemporary artists.
Shelburne
Shelburne is famous for its scenic beauty and a few villages located in the surroundings however it is widely known for its Museum alone which is one of a kind in many surrounding regions. The farms and greenlands make it a devout sight for the tourists.
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The Shelburne Museum: The Huge Museum area comprises of a cluster of around 37 historic buildings that feature an old and contemporary collection of fine arts, sculptures, paintings and artifacts. An Open air museum comprises of a railroad depot and a few locomotives. The area also houses an old Jail, a school and a few 18th century houses including a bridge. The Shelburne Museum is a place spread through a vast area of land filled with flowers and plants of various kinds. The place is a must visit and is highly recommended.
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Vermont Teddy Bear Company: The Tourists can witness how teddy bears are made and can also have them made upon their choice and desire. The Museum also exhibits a collection of toys and dolls.
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National Museum of the Morgan Horse: The Museum features information on the Morgan Horse breed. Visitors can ride horses and know about them simultaneously.
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Shelburne Farms: The Shelburne Farm was built in 1880 and speaks of its own history. The Farm has a house and an inn and features a display of furniture and cheese making.
Montpelier
Montpelier is the capital of Vermont and is also the smallest state capital in the United States. Montpelier is famous for the presence of the Vermont State Museum.
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Vermont Historical Society Museum: The huge Museum features elements of art, books, photographs and various artifacts from the history of the area.
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Morse Farm Maple Sugar works: A sugar manufacturing industry and also a museum that features sugaring process and exhibits of delicious syrups.
Other attractions near Montpelier
Mount Snow Resort: The Mountain snow resort is an alpine skiing destination and a Golf course during the summers. Adventure sports like Mountain Biking, Hiking and fishing form the major tourist attractions. An Ultimate destination for the tourist, looking for a place for both adventure and relaxation.
Bennington
Bennington is located at the foot of the Green Mountains. The Town has numerous historical buildings and bridges and a museum. A peaceful valley endorsing the ambience of a quiet town has a lot more to offer than expected.
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Bennington Battle Monument: The Bennington Battle monument is dedicated to the revolutionary war battle at Bennington when the Americans defeated the British in 1777. A tall standing structure is a sight of American pride and bravery.
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Bennington Museum: The museum displays and features some of the works of a famous folk artist called Grandma Moses. The Museum includes arts, paintings, furniture, tools, dolls and military related artifacts.
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The Old First Church: One of the most beautiful churches of Vermont, The Old first Church was built in 1805. As its name suggests, it is also one of the oldest churches of the state.
Killington
Killington is known as one of the largest skiing centers of the region and is located at the fall of the Southern Green Mountains.
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Killington Resort: The Resort features around seven mountains with great skiing opportunities.