Burlington

Burlington is Vermont’s largest city and the economic and cultural hub of the state. 

Nicknamed the Queen City, it encompasses several distinct neighborhoods including the Old North End (ONE), the New North End, the Church Street Marketplace, the Waterfront, and the South End. 

Just 45 miles south of the Canadian border, Burlington is closer to Montréal than any major American city. It is also within a day’s drive of approximately 70 million people in the eastern United States, accessible by Amtrak’s Ethan Allen Express from New York City, and boasts Burlington International Airport with direct flights to 13 destinations.

Burlington is home to the University of Vermont, Champlain College, and Saint Michael's College. It's also HQ for global brands like Ben & Jerry’s, Burton Snowboards, and Seventh Generation and a launching pad for cutting-edge tech like Beta Technologies, OnLogic, and Greensea Robotics.

The Waterfront

The Burlington Waterfront is a natural draw for visitors and residents alike. In the 1980s, then-mayor Bernie Sanders…

The South End

The South End is home to a buzzing arts community, breweries, restaurants, and much more. Pine Street has become the…

Old North End

Also known as the ONE, Burlington’s Old North End is its oldest neighborhood that now boasts an eclectic mix of…

Places to stay

MAPLE OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND

Maple Open House is a great opportunity to meet and connect with Vermont’s Maple Sugar Makers. The doors to sugar shacks from across the region will be open for observation, education, and…