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Anniversary, Reims
Booked the Reims package for our anniversary, champagne experience was in the package. Back by TGV from Gare de l'Est. TV remote only half worked. A nice moment to mark.
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Discover Reims & the Magic of the Champagne Vineyards.
Let yourself be enchanted by elegant Reims, a city where centuries-old history, impressive architecture, and French refinement come together. Stroll along the stately boulevards, admire the Gothic splendor of Notre-Dame de Reims, and discover the atmospheric squares that give the city such a unique charm.
The absolute highlight of your visit is the Champagne Vineyard Experience. Here, you dive deeper into the world of the famous terroir of the Champagne region. You explore sparkling vineyards, meet local winemakers, and taste various champagnes, each with its own character, finesse, and story. As you sip these elegant bubbles, you learn more about the delicate production process and the rich champagne culture that has put Reims on the map worldwide.
The city trip includes a stay in a hotel with breakfast, plus participation in the exclusive champagne experience. You will stay in a comfortable three- or four-star hotel in the heart of Reims, the ideal base for a stylish and tasteful exploration of the world of champagne.
Champagne vineyard experience in Reims with a guide and tastingLet yourself be enchanted by the magic of the Champagne region and discover the age-old craftsmanship behind the world’s most beloved bubbles. During this Champagne Vineyard Experience, you will dive into the unique terroir, stroll through beautiful vineyards, and taste carefully selected cuvées under the guidance of an expert guide. A perfect combination of nature, tradition, and flavor.
What’s included:
Entrance ticket to the vineyard
Guided tour by an experienced guide
Champagne tasting
Important information:
Not allowed: alcohol and drugs
Children under 18 are welcome to join, but are not allowed to drink alcohol according to French law
Children do not need a ticket; fruit juices can be provided
We look forward to welcoming your whole family for a memorable experience in the heart of Champagne
Reims is an elegant and enchanting city where history, champagne, and French charm come together seamlessly. Known as the capital of the Champagne region, the place where French kings were crowned and home to world-famous champagne houses, Reims exudes a unique blend of grandeur, culture, and refinement. Thanks to its central location in Northern France, it is the ideal destination for a relaxing city trip filled with flavor and discoveries.
Upon arrival, you feel it immediately: Reims radiates a timeless beauty. Stroll along stately boulevards, admire the impressive architecture, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that buzzes throughout the city. At the beautiful Place Royale and in the historic city center, you will find iconic buildings such as the majestic Notre-Dame de Reims, where kings have been crowned for centuries. The nearby basilica of Saint-Remi and the Palais du Tau are also true gems that take you through French history.
Culture and craftsmanship enthusiasts will find their hearts' desires here. Wander through museums like the Musée des Beaux-Arts or explore the historic cellars of champagne houses such as Veuve Clicquot, Taittinger, or Pommery. Beneath the city lies a fascinating network of ancient chalk cellars, a hidden world where millions of champagne bottles are aging, and where you can experience the magic of craftsmanship up close during guided tours.
And of course, Reims is also about enjoyment. The city is bursting with cozy brasseries, stylish bistros, and modern restaurants where you can savor the refined French cuisine, always perfectly paired with a sparkling glass of champagne. Whether you come for culture, history, gastronomy, or simply a weekend full of luxury and relaxation, Reims welcomes you with open arms and a sparkling smile.
Capital of the Champagne region, just an hour and a half from Paris by TGV. This is where you find the vineyards that produce the overwhelming majority of all the champagne in the world. And it is not only about the wine, there is also a Gothic cathedral where 25 French kings were crowned.
This cathedral has stood here since 1211 and has been a UNESCO site since 1991. The coronation church of 25 French kings, including Charles VII in 1429 with Joan of Arc at his side. Entry is free. The Chagall stained-glass windows behind the altar date from the 1960s and are lovelier than you might expect.
Beyond the famous names like Mumm and Veuve Clicquot lies a network of smaller family producers in the villages around Reims. The atmosphere is homelier and the explanations more personal. Many houses round off the midday with a local Brie and a glass, ideal for a relaxed half day.
The archbishop's palace beside the cathedral. This is where the kings stayed before their coronation. You will find sculptures from the cathedral, the coronation cloak of Charles X, and tapestries from the 1500s. Allow around an hour and a half. It pairs nicely with a climb up the cathedral tower.
A quarter of an hour's drive from Reims. Two hours of walking through the rolling vineyards at Verzenay, the so-called montagne de Reims. Finish at the Phare de Verzenay, a viewing tower shaped like a lighthouse, once built by a winegrower for his wife.
Half an hour from Reims, the heart of the Champagne region. The Avenue de Champagne is a street full of grandeur, with the facades of Mercier, Pol Roger and De Castellane lined up one after another. Stroll along it at your leisure, step inside for a tasting, or grab a table on a terrace at the far end.
On the Rue Camille Lenoir. The pink sugar biscuits you dip into champagne to enjoy their lightness. On the market since 1756, the oldest biscuit maker in France. A lovely gift to take home. You can pay a short visit to their production workshop, brief and interesting.
Couple · 2 nights
Booked the Reims package for our anniversary, champagne experience was in the package. Back by TGV from Gare de l'Est. TV remote only half worked. A nice moment to mark.
Solo · 2 nights
Drove to Reims, package included the champagne experience. Took the cellars and tasting at my own pace, then food on Place Drouet d'Erlon. Mattress creaked. Worked well for me, I'd book again.
Couple · 4 nights
Booked the Reims package midweek, champagne experience was included. Everything unhurried in a quiet city. Good value for midweek dates. Window let street noise through. Recommended outside weekends.
Three girlfriends · 2 nights
Booked the Reims package as a four, champagne experience was included. Reims Cathedral really stuck with me, nice to think kings were crowned there. There and back by TGV from Gare de l'Est. Lift jolted when stopping. Doing it again next year.
Family with kids (7 and 10) · 3 nights
Booked the Reims family package, the champagne experience for the two of us was included. For the kids (7 and 10) we had Place Drouet d'Erlon for food on the list. Family room with bunks really helped. Pillows a touch soft. We'll be back.
Couple · 2 nights
Booked the Reims package with champagne experience, the cellar visit (Taittinger or Mumm) was included, no separate booking needed. Impressive chalk cellars, tasting at the end. Then Reims Cathedral. Upstairs neighbour was an early riser. Recommended for a sorted city + champagne break.
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