All Things Vermont
86 Main Street
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 489-5113
All Things Vermont is a gift and souvenir shop featuring a unique selection of Vermont products, t-shirts, hoodies, cards and photos of Vermont, Burlington, the Bike Path, the Causeway and Lake Champlain. We have the largest selection of Vermont stickers and magnets in the area. And we carry Burlington, Vermont imprinted sunglasses and hats. We also feature local artists and Vermont maple syrup, maple candies and local honey.
We are conveniently located in downtown Burlington at 86 Main Street, less than two blocks from all four downtown hotels and one block from the train station and the Church Street Marketplace.
We are still recovering from the rush of the eclipse on April 8, 2024. We have sold out of eclipse t-shirts. But we still have eclipse mugs. We may do a second printing on the eclipse t-shirt if we get enough interest. Email us if you are interested in a shirt.
Check out some of our unique t-shirt designs:
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Our sticker collection is extensive:
And we have magnets too:
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We invite visitors to the Queen City to check out our unique collection of t-shirt designs and Vermont products and take a bit of Vermont home with them.
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All Things Vermont is the official gift shop of Burlington Segways and Electric Bikes.
We offer guided Segway tours of the waterfront, the Bike Path, downtown Burlington and UVM. We also offer electric bike rentals for use on the Bike Path all the way out to the old railroad Causeway that was converted to a bike path 4 miles out into the lake 10 miles north of downtown.
We also sell copies of Rick Sharp’s book: The Burlington Bike Path and Waterfront Park – the story of the amazing transformation of the Burlington waterfront from a desolate wasteland as late as the 1980s to the beautiful bike path and park we all enjoy today.
