Vail Village
Tourist attraction · Eagle-Vail ·

Vail Village

Tourist attraction · Eagle-Vail ·

European-style village with shops, eateries, and scenic gondola

alpine architecture
cobblestone paths
boutique shops
cozy cafes
betty ford alpine gardens
parking garage
community events
cultural representation
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Information

Blue Jay Way, Vail, CO 81657 Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Paid parking garage

Information

Static Map

Blue Jay Way, Vail, CO 81657 Get directions

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Paid parking garage
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Jan 14, 2026

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14 of the Best Ski Towns in the U.S.

"As one of Vail's two main base villages, Vail Village provides a picture-perfect setting at the heart of the resort and access to the area's vast skiing terrain." - Kayleigh Kulp Kayleigh Kulp Kayleigh Kulp is a former food, travel, and drinks writer based in Washington, D.C. Her articles have appeared in The Daily Beast, The Washington Post, Afar, Los Angeles Times, Travel + Leisure, Miami Herald, Wine Enthusiast, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Finding Joy Among Black Skiers at ‘50 Years of Soul on Snow’

"Vail Village is known for hosting vibrant events such as the 50th-anniversary celebration of the National Brotherhood of Skiers. During this event, ski clubs from around the country march down the streets, showcasing diverse cultural representations. The village provides a sense of community and connection, particularly for visitors who find a unique representation of their ethnicity. The celebration includes performances by artists like Ne-Yo and offers an atmosphere reminiscent of an HBCU, making it a culturally enriching experience for attendees."

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Vail Village

Deepak R.

Google
Vail Village is hands down one of the most beautiful places in Colorado and easily one of the most stunning Austrian-style villages in the entire USA. The architecture, scenery, and overall charm create an incredible atmosphere that feels straight out of Europe. The vibe is lively yet relaxed, and simply walking around the village is an experience in itself. It is definitely a very expensive destination—hotels are super pricey, and so are the bars, restaurants, and ski resort—but the beauty and experience truly set it apart. Everything is well-maintained, vibrant, and full of character. A big plus is that you can easily walk to the nearby Lionshead Village, which adds even more to explore. Overall, Vail Village is an absolute must-visit. Even if you’re just strolling through, the views, atmosphere, and unique charm make it unforgettable.

John N

Google
Absolutely breathe taking spot. Also happens to be a beautiful skin resort/ shopping area. Tookcmy wife here for her birthday and we almost did not want to leave. The scenery is magical and very Christmasy , we absolutely love this place and will come back every chance we get

Joseph D.

Google
This is a pretty awesome village. It is pretty good and the buildings and stuff look very European but new it looks really cool. There are tons of restaurants and shops around the village. They also have a free shuttle to take you back and forth if you don't feel like walking the whole thing. I would suggest to take the walking path on the inside of the village next to the creek it's very peaceful and nice to hear the water rolling down the rocks. I was in here in the summertime I can only imagine how packed it is in the winter time

Zee M

Google
I visited Vail Village in December and honestly loved it. The vibe was great, especially during the holidays. The ice skating rink was fun and added to the whole winter feel. The town itself is beautiful, super charming, festive, and just nice to walk around. Definitely a great spot to visit in winter.

Hibiscus & H.

Google
The most chic mountain town I’ve ever been to! The vibe is incredible and the scenery is unbeatable. Make sure to visit during New Year’s Eve or Easter — the energy is amazing and the people-watching is top-notch.

Andy

Google
Really love walking through down for a light stroll after dinner. Just watch out for the local bus periodically coming down. There are 2 toy shops in town and a ton of great dining options. Sidewalks are nice and streets are kept clean. We love using the town as a hiking off point and then returning for food then heading back to hotel. There is a nearby brook that is nice to relax by with flowing water.

Vinat C.

Google
Stunning village , nice options for dining and shopping. Overall atmosphere is just relaxing and fun. Will come back again for sure 🎅🏔️❄️

Eric O.

Google
Village itself is nice. Good vibe and nice to walk around with a lot of shops. Problems? 1. Parking fee is at its extreme! Parked about 3-4 hours and paid $62!!! I never paid such a high parking fee ever in my life! 2. Restaurants are not that many compared to other shops. Other than that, it's OK. I would rather go somewhere else if I had a choice.