La Champagne Curated Journeys
The Champagne region in north-eastern France is famous throughout the world for its prestigious champagne houses and rolling vineyard landscapes. However, beyond its bubbly charms, this region offers cities and towns full of history, impressive architecture and exquisite gastronomy. Join us as we discover the must-see cities in Champagne that you can’t afford to miss.
Reims is the historical and cultural heart of the Champagne region. Known as the ‘City of Kings’ because numerous French monarchs were crowned in its majestic Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Reims, this city offers a perfect blend of history, art and champagne.
A masterpiece of French Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A former archiepiscopal palace with a fascinating collection of relics and royal objects.
Reims is home to some of the most prestigious champagne houses, such as Veuve Clicquot, Taittinger and Ruinart.
A stroll through its streets allows you to enjoy the classical architecture and the lively local life.
This three-Michelin-starred restaurant, run by chef Arnaud Lallement, offers an exceptional culinary experience combining tradition and modernity.
Located in the Domaine Les Crayères, this two-star Michelin restaurant, led by chef Philippe Mille, is renowned for its French haute cuisine.
This establishment with one Michelin star fuses French cuisine with Japanese influences, offering an innovative and sophisticated proposal.
With one Michelin star, this restaurant is known for its creative cuisine and elegant atmosphere.
If there is a place that represents the soul of the region, it is Épernay. Known as the ‘Capital of Champagne’, this city is home to the famous Avenue de Champagne, an avenue lined with mansions and legendary champagne houses.
A stroll along this emblematic street is essential to discover the houses of Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët and Pol Roger.
It offers a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards.
An unforgettable way to admire the vineyards from above.
This Michelin-starred restaurant in Épernay is known for its classic French cuisine and cosy atmosphere.
For lovers of history and medieval architecture, Troyes is a hidden gem in Champagne. Its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and charming squares transport visitors to another era.
Its narrow, colourful streets evoke the splendour of the Middle Ages.
An impressive example of Gothic architecture.
Located in the former Bishop's Palace, with a fascinating collection of modern art.
Troyes is also famous for being a shopping centre with big discounts on luxury brands.
This one-Michelin-star restaurant offers modern cuisine in an elegant setting, standing out for its use of local and seasonal ingredients.
With a calm and romantic air, Châlons-en-Champagne is a city that stands out for its beautiful architectural heritage and its natural environment on the banks of the river Marne.
A Gothic jewel declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
A green oasis perfect for a relaxing stroll.
A unique way to explore the city from the water.
This one-Michelin-star restaurant offers modern and creative cuisine, using local and seasonal products.
This picturesque village is famous as the place where Dom Pérignon, the Benedictine monk who perfected champagne, lived and worked. Hautvillers is the ideal destination for a rural getaway among the vineyards.
Where the remains of Dom Pérignon rest.
An authentic experience for wine tourism enthusiasts.
Here you can discover high quality artisan champagnes.
In the area around Hautvillers there are some outstanding establishments such as Les Avisés in Avize, renowned for its modern cuisine and its excellent wine list.
Whether you are passionate about history, architecture or gastronomy, the Champagne region has something special for every traveller. From the grandeur of Reims to the tranquillity of Hautvillers, each city offers a unique experience combining culture, tradition and, of course, a glass of the finest champagne.
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