Vermont Museums

RATES: Adults - $12.50, Youth 3-17 - $9.50, College Students w/ID - $10.50, Senior (62+) - $10.50. Children under 3 - free. "Best Aquarium" Yankee Magazine. Discover 70 live species, over 100 interactive experiences, and seasonal changing exhibits an

For visitors of all ages! Inside, explore more than 100 hands-on exhibits on the physical and natural sciences, see aquariums, and enjoy ever-changing touring exhibitions. Outside, investigate Science Park and discover nature on walking/snowshoeing

Explore the history and geology of Vermont Marble. 2010 new exhibit "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier."...

The best place to discover the beauty, mystery, and history of Lake Champlain. Family friendly site. Fourteen buildings feature shipwrecks, antique boats, Native American heritage, nautical archaeology, working conservation lab, and blacksmith shop.

RATES: $6 adults, $5 children & seniors. Splendid Victorian masterpiece with largest display of mounted birds & mammals in northern New England. In scenic "Northeast Kingdom." Also features antique tools and toys, dolls and dinosaurs, artifacts from

One of America's premier collections of folk, fine and decorative arts....

Over 500 life size woodcarvings of birds in their natural habitats. Watch live birds at indoor viewing window. Outdoor hiking trails....

The New England Maple Museum is only 7 miles north of Rutland. Click here for maps and directions. An historical journey thru Vermont's famous Maple industry. Sugaring - sap to syrup - in a "King Kong" replica of a century old sugar house. Tour...

Display of Bentley Snowflake photographs and artifacts in an 1885 grist mill (a National Historic Site). Vermont crafts and snowflake items featured in shop. Open all year - but limited hours January to April.

Vermont's premier museum of art and anthropology with outstanding collections of European, American, African, and Ancient Egyptian art and artifacts....

Large disc and cylinder music box museum and gift shop....