Rolling vineyards, charming villages, and the world's most celebrated sparkling wine—welcome to Champagne, a region where every detail feels like a toast to the finer things in life.

Start with Reims

In Reims, every step tells a storyfrom royal coronations beneath gothic arches to golden champagne bubbles rising in historic cellars.

Begin your Champagne adventure in Reims, the sparkling heart of the region and a true blend of elegance and history. Known as the "capital of Champagne," this city invites you underground to explore the legendary cellars of Veuve Clicquot, Taittinger, or Pommery, where millions of bottles age in cool, chalky silence. Each visit is a celebration of craftsmanship—and yes, it ends with a tasting! Above ground, the stunning Notre-Dame de Reims steals the show. Once the coronation site of French kings, its gothic grandeur and radiant stained glass windows will leave you in awe. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a history lover (or both), Reims is a sparkling way to start your journey through Champagne.

Notre-Dame de Reims: A Crown Jewel of French Gothic Majesty

Standing tall in the heart of Reims, the Cathédrale Notre-Dame is much more than a masterpiece of Gothic architecture—it’s a place where French history and divine artistry meet in breathtaking harmony.

Consecrated in the 13th century, this monumental cathedral was the sacred site where French kings were crowned for nearly a thousand years. From Clovis in 498 to Charles X in 1825, its soaring nave and heavenly acoustics witnessed the most powerful moments in the nation’s royal past. The symbolism is rich, and the atmosphere still carries a quiet sense of majesty.

As you step inside, your eyes are drawn upwards to the sky-high vaults, bathed in soft light filtered through stunning stained-glass windows. Look for the work of Marc Chagall, whose colorful modern panels blend seamlessly with centuries of sacred art. And don’t miss the famous "Smiling Angel" sculpture, an emblem of the cathedral’s warmth and grace.

The exterior is just as striking: over 2,300 sculpted figures adorn the façade, creating a living tapestry of biblical scenes, saints, and kings. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast, a history lover, or a curious traveler, the emotion is immediate and lasting.

Visiting Notre-Dame de Reims is not just about admiring a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s about feeling the soul of a place where faith, art, and power once intertwined to shape the course of a nation.

Heritage & Wine – Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne

Step into the soul of Burgundy at the Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne! This immersive cultural center invites you to explore the region’s deep-rooted winemaking heritage, from ancient history to the world-famous “Climats” — those uniquely defined vineyard plots that make Burgundy wines so exceptional. With interactive exhibits, guided tastings, and beautiful sites in Beaune, Chablis, and Mâcon, it’s the perfect blend of culture, terroir, and pleasure. Cheers to that !

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