Northeast France, just over an hour by train from Paris — rolling hills and picturesque villages centred around Reims and Épernay.
Signature Grapes of Champagne
Signature Foods
- Chaource and Langres cheeses
- Jambon de Reims (Reims ham)
- Biscuits roses de Reims (pink biscuits)
- Delicate pâtés and foie gras
Insider Tip
Seek out tastings at small, independent producers for unique cuvées and warm, personal hospitality.
Must-Do Experiences
Tour grand Champagne houses and historic cellars in Reims and Épernay
Taste boutique grower Champagnes in charming village wineries
Stroll the Avenue de Champagne, lined with famous maisons
Cycle or drive scenic vineyard routes through the Montagne de Reims
Best Time to Visit
September–October
Harvest season, golden vineyards, festive atmosphere
April–August
Lush landscapes, outdoor tastings, lively villages
Who Will Love It
- ✓Wine lovers and Champagne enthusiasts
- ✓Romantics and special-occasion travellers
- ✓History buffs
- ✓Anyone seeking a taste of French luxury and celebration
Expertly Planned
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