The smallest state capital in the United States, Montpelier's humble appearance belies the abundance of activity and culture humming under its surface. Hubbard and North Branch Parks offer a wealth of outdoor activities, from cross country skiing in the winter to hiking and mountain biking in warmer months. The Winooski River offers challenging whitewater rafting and canoeing. Montpelier also offers a number of cultural pursuits, from numerous galleries and museums to the gold-domed State House.
Restaurants in Montpelier
5.0 based on 17 reviews
We stopped off in Montpelier today, after reading all of the glowing reviews for The Quirky Pet on TripAdvisor. As a huge dog person, I wanted to see a Bergamasco Sheepdog in person and of course, purchase some things for my three dogs that are traveling with us. There was a good selection of healthy treats as well as other dog items. Friendly, fun place with cute dogs!
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Today I called Book Garden for help selecting graphic novels for tweens. They could not have been more helpful. Austin suggested books based on having read them and on what I could provide about the kids' tastes. The selections sounded so good that I wanted to read them! I have beautiful Sandman collections, gardening books, and more that I bought in the beforetimes, when we could browse safely in stores. I hope to do that again before long, and the Book Garden will be a first stop.
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Cocoa Bean of Vermont produces fine handmade chocolates and truffles. Our chocolates are made daily at our Montpelier, Vermont retail location. We add the freshest all natural ingredients, including Vermont cream, sweet butter, maple syrup, honey, seasonal jams, and Vermont roasted coffee. Chocolates can also be purchased as corporate gifts, wedding favors, or custom ordered.
Old School Cool is a vintage/antique/reuse shop specializing in everything! We have primitives, antique books, vintage clothing, CDs, Cassettes, Vinyl, antique bottles, costume and fine jewelry, DVDs and VHS tapes, Vermont antiques, china and glassware (vintage and modern), vintage magazines, vintage and modern kitchenware, and SO many other things!
Founded in 1977, the Capital City Farmers Market has been bringing local producers and customers from near and far together to create this eclectic community event for 40 years. The market is open year-round and held at several venues, the biggest is its outdoor summer market. Over 50 vendors gather each Saturday, from May through October, to sell locally grown and made products, unique to Vermont
Grian Herbs provides high quality, hand crafted herbal remedies while protecting and caring for the Earth which sustains us. We organically grow our ingredients and support other local farmers when necessary. The Apothecary also offers a fine selection of organic essential oils and supplies, organic supplements, books, bottles and herb crafting supplies and unique gifts.
5.0 based on 33 reviews
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