Champagne Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Champagne attractions and places to see in Champagne, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
House of Mumm
In 1827, three German brothers brought their experience of producing and merchandising wine to the Champagne region. Jacobus, Gottlieb and Phillip Mumm ... Continue Reading »
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 »
Palais du Tau (Tau Palace)
The Palais du Tau - or Tau Palace - owes its decidedly un-French name to its floor-plan, which resembles the letter "T." The original structure on the ... 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 »
Taittinger
Unlike many of the other prominent champagne producers in Reims, Taittinger Champagne house carries the distinction of being owned and operated by the same ... 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 »





