Practical information

Highlights

• Travel from Paris into the Champagne region for a full day out
• Visit Reims Cathedral, where French kings were crowned for centuries
• Taste Champagne at two distinct wineries in a single tour
• Walk through working vineyards and learn traditional production methods
• Sample the range at Nicolas Feuillatte, a major Champagne house
• Combine a historic royal city with hands-on winery experiences

Know before you go

• <ul><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Bring a valid ID for age verification at tastings</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Wear comfortable shoes for walking on winery grounds</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Roundtrip travel from Paris is provided</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Not wheelchair accessible</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Audio guides may not be available</p></li></ul>

Visitor guidelines

• Experience a captivating day trip from Paris to the celebrated Champagne region. Your journey begins with comfortable roundtrip Transportation that takes you into the rolling hills and historic towns that have shaped this famed winemaking area.
• Arrive in Reims, where French monarchy tradition comes alive at the city’s famous cathedral, the historic coronation site of kings. Marvel at the intricate gothic architecture and soak up the centuries of history held within these walls.
• Travel next to local vineyards to experience firsthand the care and craft behind Champagne production. You’ll walk through lush vineyards and learn how the region’s unique climate and soil create the distinct qualities of the world’s most celebrated sparkling wine.
• Enjoy a guided tour of a welcoming family-run winery, where expert hosts share insights on grape cultivation and the secrets to a perfect bottle. Here, you’re treated to a tasting of three sparkling Champagnes, including a refreshing rosé. Continue on to Nicolas Feuillatte, one of the region’s most respected Champagne houses, for an additional tasting of three glasses, comparing different styles and blends.
• During your visit, stop by the tomb of Dom Perignon, the Benedictine monk whose dedication set the highest standards for Champagne making in France. Learn about his contributions to the craftsmanship you’re savoring in every glass.
• Between tastings, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside and the hospitality of your guides. Take in vineyard landscapes and discover how expertise, terroir and passion combine to make Champagne a symbol of celebration worldwide.

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