In one day, all the secrets of Champagne : Reims cathedral visit, a cellar visit (commented in English only), Champagne tasting.
You will visit Reims Cathedral, the city's most beautiful monument.
You could after discover mystical and old champagne cellars. A professional guide in the cellars will give you explanations of Champagne harvesting, processing and bottling. After the visit, you will, of course, taste some Champagne.
In the afternoon, you will visit the Lighthouse of Verzenay. The top of this original tower, and its belvedere, offers a wonderful overview of vineyards below. Please note that this visit will be replaced by a champagne tasting at a viewpoint offering a stunning panorama of the Marne Valley and Hautvillers, the birthplace of Champagne if the Lighthouse is closed (winter).
On the way back to Paris, you will discover the charming village of Hautvillers. This picturesque village is famous for being the place where Dom Pérignon discovered the Champagne method.
This excursion will make you travelling through Champagne region and its capital: Rheims. After Cathedral visit, you could discover the cellars of some of the most famous Champagne fields. Visits and Champagne tasting included
A visit to the GH Martel Champagne House offers an immersive experience in the world of champagne, with guided tours of the cellars, tastings of their finest cuvées, and a glimpse into the heritage of this renowned house
At a height of 25 meters, offering an exceptional 360° panorama.
You'll discover the charming village of Hautvillers. It was in Hautvillers itself, in the former Benedictine abbey, that the cellarer monk Dom Pérignon discovered the method of champagnizing wine in the 18th century.
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Departure at 8.00 am
Please arrive strictly at 7.45 am
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