Coronation of king's church in ReimsPhoto by Bruce J, Canada
Champagne Region Day Trip: House of MummPhoto by Niclas W
Visit to cathedral Photo by gremlin
Pinot Noir Photo by gremlin
Lots of ChampagnePhoto by Bari L
Canadian kiosks in Reims - selling Canadian produc...Photo by Bruce J, Canada
Bottle of Dom Perignon for sale in the Moet & Chan...Photo by Bruce J, Canada
House of Vadin Plateu.Photo by Niclas W
Detailed explanation of the process.Photo by Bringi D, India
Warm room, home cooking and a good drop.Photo by Ledeca G, Australia
Having a little Champagne after our tour of the Mo...Photo by David F, USA
Our guide through the Moet and Chandon tour.<...Photo by Christopher R
A great day with my brother spent at Moet & Chando...Photo by Carel A
Where the good grapes grow.Photo by Ledeca G, Australia
Rows and Rows of Dom Perignon; Champagne Lovers...Photo by Leah68
A barrel used in the caves at Moet & Chandon. The...Photo by Jospeh V, USA
Outside the Moet & Chandon facility in EpernayPhoto by Bruce J, Canada
Helen and her family reservesPhoto by Ledeca G, Australia
Impressive cathedral with an even better guide tel...Photo by David M, USA
The cathederal in Reims. Spectacular history and ...Photo by Jospeh V, USA
Champagne
Attractions
Champagne Attractions: Town / City
Here's a list of all attractions in Champagne tagged as 'Town / City' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local attractions.
Reims
Reims was founded in 80 BC by a Gallic tribe called the Remi, from which the town gets its name. The Remi allied themselves with Julius Caesar during his ... Continue Reading »
Epernay
Where Dijon is a center for Burgundy's red wine production (and that of mustard), Epernay is the main entrepot for the wines of the Champagne region. Visitors ... Continue Reading »
Sens Cathédrale Saint-Etienne
The Cathedral of St Etienne, or St. Stephen of Sens is one of the oldest Gothic buildings in France, its construcition having been started in 1140, though it ... Continue Reading »
Troyes
Troyes is rooted in the Roman era, becoming a hub of several Roman roads leading to Reims, Langres and even Milan. As Rome fell and church became the dominant ... Continue Reading »
