Montpelier, Vermont is the smallest, most down-to-earth state capital in all the United States. With a population under 10,000, Montpelier, Vermont is a typical small New England town that just happens to be the state capital. It retains a friendly small-town atmosphere without any of the self-importance usually associated with a center of government.
Montpelier, Vermont centers on two main roads. Most of the government buildings are situated on State Street; stores and restaurants line Main Street. The New England Culinary Institute is based in Montpelier, Vermont and former students have established many of the better restaurants in the town. There are several excellent hotels on both streets and from a base in Montpelier travel to any part of northern Vermont is quick and easy.
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