Capitol Region Visitors Center – Montpelier, VT

Capitol Region Visitors Center

The Capitol Region Visitors Center serves as the official welcoming point for the Vermont State House and the surrounding Capitol Complex. Operated by the State of Vermont, this center acts as a gateway for tourists, students, and residents exploring Montpelier. Located in a historic building at 134 State Street, directly across from the State House lawn, it provides essential information, educational exhibits, and amenities to ensure a memorable visit to the Green Mountain State’s capital.

Services and Amenities

The center is staffed by knowledgeable information specialists who can assist with:

• Tours: Coordinating guided tours of the Vermont State House and offering self-guided tour materials.
• Travel Assistance: Providing maps, brochures, and directions to local attractions, dining, and lodging.
• Exhibits: showcasing displays on Vermont’s history, agriculture (including maple syrup and cheese), and natural resources.
• Amenities: The center offers clean restrooms, free coffee, and a comfortable resting area for travelers.

Location and Transit

Strategically situated in downtown Montpelier, the Visitors Center is a hub for transportation. It is easily accessible via I-89 and offers information on local transit options. The building itself is a point of interest, retrofitted to serve modern visitors while maintaining the architectural character of the historic district. Whether you are looking for a hiking recommendation, a list of local galleries, or simply a place to park and orient yourself before exploring the city, the Capitol Region Visitors Center is the ideal starting point.