Champagne Country
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Champagne Country - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Unlike most of the Champagne tours, at Castellane you get a chance to see the bottling, corking, and labeling plant. During the 45-minute guided...Read More
Constructed between 1150 and 1230, the Cathédrale Notre-Dame is a superb example of early Gothic. The light interior gives the impression of...Read More
By far the largest church in France, the Cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Amiens could enclose Paris's Notre-Dame twice. It may lack the stained glass...Read More
Recently restored for its 800th birthday, this magnificent Gothic cathedral provided the setting for the coronations of French kings. The great...Read More
Soaring above the town center is the tallest cathedral in France: the Cathédrale St-Pierre. You may have an attack of vertigo just gazing up...Read More
Founded by Charles Moët in 1743, the world's largest Champagne producer is a must-see if you're in the region. Foreign royalty from Czar Alexandre...Read More
When fire destroyed Lille's opera house in 1903, a new, grander edifice began to rise after more than 10 years of construction. Unfortunately...Read More
Restored in the 1990s as part of the revitalization of the city, this museum now ranks among the best in France. It takes special pride in its...Read More
Founded back in 1729, just a year after Louis XV's decision to allow wine to be transported by bottle (previously it could only be moved by...Read More
Cavernous chalk cellars, first used by monks for wine storage, house 15 million bottles and partly occupy the crypt of the 13th-century abbey...Read More
Tiny L'Épine is dominated by its twin-tower church, the Flamboyant Gothic Basilique de Notre-Dame de l'Épine. Decorated with a multitude of...Read More
This 11th-century Romanesque-Gothic basilica honors the 5th-century saint who gave his name to the city and baptized Clovis (the first king...Read More
Rodin famously declared that "there are no hours in this cathedral, but rather eternity." The Gothic interior, with its pure lines and restrained...Read More
The 13th-century Cathédrale St-Étienne is a harmonious structure with large nave windows and tidy flying buttresses; the exterior effect is...Read More
A Gallo-Roman underground gallery and crypt, now a semi-subterranean venue for municipal expositions, was initially constructed around AD 200...Read More
To understand how the region's still wine became sparkling Champagne, head across the Marne to Hautvillers. Here Dom Pérignon (1638–1715)—a...Read More
Situated on the east side of town, the Hortillonnages are commercial water gardens—covering more than 700 acres—where vegetables have been cultivated...Read More
One of the best examples of late medieval and early Renaissance architecture in Reims was built during the 13th century. Originally overlooking...Read More
Jules Verne (1828–1905) spent his last 35 years in Amiens, and his former home contains some 15,000 documents about his life as well as original...Read More
A tour here will take you for a 20-minute ride on a laser-guided electric train with commentary provided by an audio guide. Admire the giant...Read More
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