Reims and the Champagne Region

Enjoy the stunning Champagne region of France, bubbling with beauty, history and possibly the finest wines on earth. Explore the incredible city of Reims, with its spectacular Notre Dame Cathedral, and embark on the Champagne route to Epernay, home of some of the most exclusive names in the Champagne market. If it’s time to add a little fizz into your group’s calendar, the perfectly tailored tour to northern France awaits.

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Departure from your local joining point and travel to the port for the Channel crossing. Continue your journey to your hotel in Reims and enjoy a three-night stay.

Start your day with a visit the famous Notre Dame cathedral. This Gothic cathedral dates from the 13th century and was the site of 25 coronations. Adorned with over 2,300 statues, this is the only cathedral to display angels with open wings, including the famous Smiling Angel on the western façade of the north portal.

You can also visit the Palais du Tau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This former archbishop’s residence, constructed in 1690, was where French princes stayed before their coronations, and where they hosted sumptuous banquets afterwards.

In the afternoon, visit a famous Champagne house in Reims, with an included tour and tasting.

Reims

Travel to Epernay via the Champagne route. Lined with stately Champagne houses, the Avenue de Champagne is Epernay’s main attraction. Here you will find famous names such as Moet et Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Pol Roger, Mercier and Perrier Jouet, as well as a number of lesser-known houses, including Vranken and de Castellane.

Beneath the avenue and adjoining streets, over a sixty miles of caves have been carved out of the chalk. You will visit one of the famous Champagne houses.