Champagne region
#2
Joined: Dec 2005
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If you prefer to stay in the countryside I recommend Chateau d'Etoges. Beautiful rooms, gorgous park, excellent food, good location to visit the region. I also recomend the tour to Launois - it is a middle-sized, not so industrialized winery with a wonderful champagne museum
http://www.chateau-etoges.com/
http://www.chateau-etoges.com/
#3
Joined: Jan 2003
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We stayed right outside Reims in 2002 at this place:
http://www.assiettechampenoise.com/presentation_va.htm
There are lots of Champagne cellars in Reims. We liked Piper-Heidseck's tour.
http://www.assiettechampenoise.com/presentation_va.htm
There are lots of Champagne cellars in Reims. We liked Piper-Heidseck's tour.
#4
Joined: Mar 2005
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We're going in October and staying at La Villa Eugene in Epernay. www.villa-eugene.com
#6
Joined: May 2006
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Remis it has to be. Its history can be traced back to the Roman Empire. Reims it was the place where the kings of France were crowned, it has many links with Jan of Arc. The cathedral was used for the coronation of French kings.
It is a beautiful Cathedral steep in french history, Remis has many nice resturants and while I styaed there for a 2 night break we also went to the Mumm champagne caves and did the tour.
It is a beautiful Cathedral steep in french history, Remis has many nice resturants and while I styaed there for a 2 night break we also went to the Mumm champagne caves and did the tour.





