When you think “visitor center,” you probably imagine a drab and dull building without much to offer besides a few maps and a vending machine. That’s why this visitor center in Vermont is such a hidden gem. Here’s why you should make a special trip to see the Green Mountain Coffee visitor center.

This place is unexpectedly awesome. It’s housed in the old Historic Waterbury Train Station.
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The Green Mountain Coffee Visitor Center and Cafe is located in Waterbury, Vermont.
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Visitors can wander around the center and learn about how coffee is grown, produced, and brewed.
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The walls are adorned with photographs taken by real employees during annual company trips to coffee-growing regions.
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You can take part in a hands-on lesson about specialty coffee and indulge in a luxurious cup in the coffee lounge.
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This is also the only place where you can find rare Green Mountain Coffee blends like Tanzanian Gombe Reserve.
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Guests can also mix and match their own coffee variety packs.
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If the weather is cooperative, don’t forget to take your delicious cup of coffee outside to the patio.
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Green Mountain Coffee is an iconic Vermont brand, and this visitor center is the perfect place to enjoy a taste of state history.
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You can find the Green Mountain Coffee Cafe & Visitor Center at 1 Rotarian Pl., Waterbury, VT. Click here to check out the visitor center’s Facebook page. For more of the best things to do in Vermont, click here.

 

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