Established in 1788, Vergennes was Vermont’s first city, and to this day, still is America’s smallest city, at only 2 square miles in size. The walkable downtown area boasts a mix of old architecture and new, with many shops and restaurants to enjoy. Neighboring towns include Ferrisburg, Panton, and Waltham.
Attractions
- Catch a show at The Vergennes Opera House.
- Explore the shops, restaurants, and historic buildings along Main Street.
Restaurants
- For a farm-to-table experience, check out Bar Antidote for great local food and hand-crafted drinks.
- Enjoy a delicious dinner or lunch at the cozy Black Sheep Bistro.
- For one-of-a-kind hand-made creemees and ice cream, stop by Lu Lu.
Schools
- Elementary School: Vergennes Union Elementary
- Middle/High School: Vergennes Union High School
Parks
- Vergennes Falls Park: Historic park with picnic areas, a waterfall, walking trails, fishing, and a boat launch
- Vergennes City Park: Located in the center of the city with a gazebo, picnic tables, and walking paths
Events
- Vergennes Memorial Day Parade
- Vergennes 4th of July Fireworks
- Vergennes Day