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- The Ardennes. To the northeast of Reims, the scenery of the Ardennes region along the Meuse valley knocks spots off any landscape in Champagne. Most of the hills lie over the border in Belgium, but there’s enough of interest on the French side to make it well worth exploring.
- Champagne: the facts. Nowhere else in the world are you allowed to make a drink called champagne, though many people do, calling it “champan”, “shampanskoye” and all manner of variants.
- Épernay. There’s no question that Épernay, 26km south of Reims, is a single-industry town. But it’s beautifully situated below rolling, vine-covered hills, and the industry in question – champagne production – is a compelling reason for a visit.
- The Plateau de Langres. The Seine, Marne, Aube and several other lesser rivers rise in the Plateau de Langres between Troyes and Dijon, with main routes between the two towns skirting this area.
- The Champagne Trail
- Reims Cathedral
- Nigloland, Dolancourt
- Avenue de Champagne, Épernay
- Ouvrage La Ferté, Villy
- Château de Sedan
- Abbey of Saint-Remi, Reims
- Place Ducale, Charleville-Mézières
- Maison de L’Outil et de La Pensée ouvrière, Troyes
- Villa Demoiselle, Reims
Few beverages share champagne’s reputation for luxury and prestige, and you can immerse yourself in its culture and history along a 250-mile designated route. This runs along the plain and over hills furrowed with green vines tended by growers cultivating pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay grapes since the 1600s. You’ll pay homage to your fav...
Every French King, from Charles the Simple to Charles X, was crowned right here. Before you enter, pause below the portals, which have more sculptures than any other European cathedral except for Chartres. Combine a visit to the Episcopal Palace of Tau next door, where the cathedral’s treasury is on show and where the the post-coronation banquet wo...
Champagne-Ardenne may not be a region that kids will get excited about: Until they see this theme park, which is just behind France’s big-hitters like Disneyland for popularity. Most of the attractions are for under-10s, but older kids can look forward to a decent set of roller coasters and thrill rides, including the new Donjon de l’Extrême, a 100...
You can’t visit Champagne and not come to this grand street in Épernay where several iconic brands have their headquarters. You could say it is Champagne’s spiritual home, with extravagant manifestations of the wealth that the industry brought these winemakers in the 18th and 19th century. There are some 200 million bottles of champagne beneath thi...
During the Battle of France the Maginot Line was mostly circumvented by the Germans, but isolated positions like Ouvrage La Ferté saw heavy combat, which makes it unique but also a deeply moving sire because of the loss of life. It’s been left as it was at the end of the conflict and is now a war memorial. The two large concrete combat blocks are p...
This is a castle of serious proportions, and when it was completed in the mid-16th century it was the largest feudal fortress in Europe. Four thousand men could fit inside its walls, the narrowest sections of which were still seven metres thick. It’s a place that will really spark kids’ imaginations, particularly if you come when there’s a falconry...
This building is part of a UNESCO site with Reims Cathedral. It’s a romanesque and gothic basilica attached to an abbey that was founded in the 8th century. The basilica still contains the relics of Saint-Remi, who was canonised for baptising the Frankish king Clovis at the turn of the 6th century. The building as we see it is from the 1000s and 12...
If you’ve ever been to the Place des Vosges in Paris, you can discover its near-identical sister square in Charleville-Mézières. It was designed by Clément Métezeau, the 17th-century royal architect who was also responsible for the seawall at La Rochelle. It’s a rectangular plaza 127 metres by 90 with arcaded renaissance palaces on three sides. In ...
Set in the beautiful Hôtel de Mauroy, a 16th-century renaissance mansion, this unusual museum presents the many tools needed for manual trades in the 18th and 19th centuries, just before mass production. There are 11,000 tools in all, exhibited in 65 showcases, displayed to seem like they’re being held by an invisible hand. The tools are organised ...
Just across the road from the Pommery Estate is a Belle Époque masterpiece, commissioned by the art collector and wine merchant Henry Vasniers in 1890. The building had been threatened with demolition but was bought by the Pommery owner Paul-François Vranken in 2004 and completely restored. The interior combines Art Nouveau and Art Deco furniture a...
Between Champagne wines themselves, you can find multiples wine bottles shapes in the Champagne region in France! For example, the world famous Champagne Ruinart, available for tasting on a VIP champagne tour with My Winedays, is famous and well-known for its bottle shape: It has a thin neck but a really large body.
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