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36 hours in Burlington, Vermont - Vimarsana News

36 hours in Burlington, Vermont

Sitting on Lake Champlain and framed by the Green Mountains and New York’s Adirondacks, Burlington — Vermont’s most populous city, at j

Lake Champlain, Green Mountains: Here's how you should spend your 36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont - Vimarsana News

Lake Champlain, Green Mountains: Here's how you should spend your 36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont

Burlington, Vermont's most populous city, is known for its natural beauty, farm-to-table food scene, and progressive sensibility. Visitors can enjoy gelato at Shy Guy Gelato, sip tropical beers at Foam Brewers, experience a sonic journey at Paradiso, and dine at the candlelit Dedalus Wine Bar. Other highlights include the Burlington Farmers Market, apple picking at Yates Family Orchard, and exploring the town of Bristol.

Grilling the Chef: Three Questions for Milkweed Confections Chef-Owner Andrew LeStourgeon - Vimarsana News

Grilling the Chef: Three Questions for Milkweed Confections Chef-Owner Andrew LeStourgeon

In the early 2000s, Andrew LeStourgeon was studying forensic psychology in New York City when he decided he was much more interested in the restaurant...

36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont.: Things to Do and See - Vimarsana News

36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont.: Things to Do and See

Outdoor saunas (with a cold lake plunge), breweries and fall hikes await in Vermont’s largest city and its nearby towns.

The New York Times on things to do in Burlington, Vermont - Vimarsana News

The New York Times on things to do in Burlington, Vermont

The New York Times recommends things to do in Burlington, Vermont, from restaurants to shopping to outdoor adventures.

Source: boston.com