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A look at what to do in the major U.S. and worldwide tourist destinations. -- February 6, 2006

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Burlington, Vermont

In April 1997, Burlington won the Great American Main Street Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The award honors efforts to revitalize downtowns. The city has also been ranked as one of the hippest arts towns in America by John Villani in his 1997 book, The 100 Best Small Arts Towns. And in 2001 Burlington was named the number one Child Friendly City in America by Zero Population Growth.

In Burlington and all of Vermont for that matter -- there's just no excuse for being cooped up indoors. If outside is where you want to be, make a beeline for Vermont! If you're in Burlington on February 10th through the 12th, you can participate in Burlington's winter celebration, the Winter Festival 2006.

Median income -- $33, 070

Median house value -- $131,200



The Top 9 Attractions in Burlington

Church Street Marketplace 802-865-7254

With almost 100 retail shops, restaurants and street vendors, the Church Street Marketplace is a popular shopping, dining, people-watching destination.

Burlington Town Center 802-658-2545

Burlington's premier indoor shopping center features a variety of well-known chains including J. Crew, Pottery Barn, Abercrombie & Fitch, Gap, Crabtree & Evelyn and more.

Robert Hull Fleming Museum 802-656-0750

Vermont's most comprehensive collection of art and anthropology featuring European, American, Asian and Middle Eastern art and 20th century Vermont artists' paintings.

Ethan Allen Homestead Museum & Historic Site 802-865-4556

Experience the frontier life of Vermont's founder and Revolutionary War hero through his 1787 farmhouse, museum exhibits and a multimedia show in a recreated tavern.

The Ethan Allen Homestead
ECHO at the Leahy Center for Lake Champlain 802-864-1848

ECHO is Vermont's premier lake aquarium and science center featuring 20 aquatic habitats with over 60 species of animals and 100 interactive exhibits.

Echo
Lake Champlain Cruises 802-864-9669

Vermont's premier cruise boat, Northern Lights, offers daily scenic, lunch and brunch cruises. Dinner cruises with entertainment are offered on a weekly basis.

Lake Cruises

 

Spirit of Ethan Allen III 802-862-8300

Lake Champlain's only 500-passenger cruise ship and dining yacht is the Spirit of Ethan Allen III. Daily narrated, scenic, lunch, brunch and entertaining nightly dinner cruises are offered.

Leddy Park

This large park includes a small beach on Lake Champlain, indoor ice rinks, ball fields, tennis courts, playground and a bike path bordering the lake.

Lake Champlain Ferries 802-864-9804

Board the ferry to Port Kent, New York for a one-hour boat ride that offers some of the most beautiful mountain and lake views.



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