Things to do - Shopping

Vermont towns are full of quaint specialty shops and antique stores, with treasures of all sizes and prices. Listed below are just a few of our favorites, plus other nearby towns and cities to explore.

Lincoln:

Lincoln General Store - An honest-to-goodness old time general store where locals and tourists rub shoulders in the spacious aisles filled with everything from bread, milk and maple syrup to hardware and souvenirs.

Bristol:

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Antiques
Art on Main - Cooperative community art center and gallery displaying and selling fine art and quality crafts
Greetings - an eclectic mix of clothing, jewelry, pottery, china, cards, you name it! (Mostly made by our talented local Vermont artists.)
Vermont Honey Lights - Beautiful bees wax candles, handcrafted on premises.
Bristol Farmers’ Market - Saturdays: 10 am-1 pm, June 5-September 25. Local farmed goods, prepared foods, crafts and services.

Middlebury:

Spend a few hours or an entire day visiting this wonderful college town. Charming stores, antique shops, restaurants and cultural events, plus a close-by covered bridge will be your rewards.

Burlington:

Burlington, VT

Our "Big City", home to Lake Champlain, the University of Vermont and Seventh Generation. Spend a day shopping, playing and discovering all that Burlington has to offer.

Montreal, Quebec:

A taste of Old Europe in only 2-1/2 hours. Leave after an early Breakfast and come home for a good night's rest!