Every community is unique. If you look hard enough, you can find something special almost anywhere you look. Especially if you’re looking around this little town on the coast of Lake Champlain. It’s home to some of the most unique public sculptures in the state. Take a trip to the quirky side of Vermont and check out this small town that’s dotted with tiny castles. Let’s take a closer look at these awesome tiny castles in South Hero, Vermont.

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Did you know about this fascinating side of South Hero? Know the locations of any publicly accessible miniature castles? Let us know in the comments! For more of the quirkiest finds in Vermont, check out this pirate-themed escape room.

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