I lived in burlington for 5 yrs and church street is jsut such ana amazing place. You can get tons of great food, check out a glass shop, or catch a show ant the Flynn. During the summer you can hang on the benches and people watch, or walk down tot he water front and catch spme sun. I would... More

My wife and I had to go "downtown" -- we parked in the Cherry street garage and had to literally step over urine in the already filthy stairway - then the number of less than desirable people between the garage and the "mall" was more than usual - perhaps because it was 10 am on a weekday? people shouting, others... More

when your feeling blue & want to get away just for a short time, Burlington Vermont is the perfect getaway. There is so many chooses of hotels some with breakfast, kitchen, gym, pool. it all depends what you are looking for. the good part is most hotels have wheelchair and special bathroom with handles for people who need help or... More

Man, shops and eateries everywhere. Something for just about any want, ned or desirer. The streets are closed to traffic which makes shopping a lot more comfortable.

Empty. And not very friendly toward the French speaking shoppers. But quaint and a nice place to take a photo or two.

Even in 10 degree weather and a foot of snow on the ground this Orlando, Florida girl loved "their" Church Street. It was full of great shops - even a Macy's on the is downtown street. The street is cut off to vehicles so you can just cross over as many times as you want. Such GREAT SHOPS!!! I could... More

I liked that the street was closed to vehicle traffic. There are a lots of shops to wonder in and out of. Street was beautiful I recommend spending the day here/

This is the activity hub for an amazing and beautiful city. The restaurants, the shopping, the entertainment, are all great quality. It feels like a mini Montreal, as it is visited by Montrealers and other Canadians on a regular basis. We are only 90 miles from Montreal!

Bars, restaurants, shopping, nightlife...you can't go wrong, even if you're not a tourist. Look for the street performers in the summer and festivals throughout the year.