Experiences which transcend time

Share a moment of complicity with your child thanks to our duo massage, promote relaxation, connection and shared well-being. This treatment is available to children aged 4 to 12. The presence of a parent in the cabin is mandatory throughout the duration of the massage.

For one morning, the Bergère family opens their estate doors to give you an insider's look at the harvest. From the vines to the cellars, discover the craft behind Champagne, from hand-picked grapes to the first press.

Walk through the plots, explore the grape varieties and terroirs, then head to the pressing center to follow the weighing process and the initial stages of winemaking.

Lunch is served right in the heart of the harvest, in the estate's welcoming atmosphere, alongside the teams.

To round off the day, treat yourself to an hour of pampering at the Spa By CODAGE and gently extend the memory of this experience.

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An exclusive experience designed for our guests. Time stands still in the heart of the Champagne vineyards. Embark on a 2.5-hour cruise aboard our silent, solar-powered houseboat, leading to a private stop overlooking the Clos des Goisses.

Relax in the soothing waters of the Nordic bath while enjoying a tasting of three grower Champagnes paired with local delicacies crafted by our regional artisans.

An intimate and refined escape, blending exceptional views with a moment of pure serenity, to experience Champagne in a whole new way.

Private experience for 2 to 8 people.

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Immerse yourself in the heart of history by visiting Maison Taittinger in Reims, where the elegance of champagne meets the depth of centuries. The visit takes you to its spectacular cellars 20 meters underground, dug into ancient Gallo-Roman chalk fields classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Between walls steeped in history and majestic silence, each flute tasted reveals the finesse of a unique know-how. The experience is a true sensory immersion, combining heritage and excellence. An unmissable event for lovers of champagne and beautiful stories.

We invite you to enjoy an authentic experience at Domaine Eric Taillet, in Baslieux-sous-Châtillon. From this haven of peace in the heart of the Marne Valley, climb aboard a legendary 2CV for a bucolic getaway through the surrounding vineyards.

Two stops will allow you to fully appreciate the richness of the land, before reaching the famous Urbain II viewpoint at Châtillon-sur-Marne, offering a breathtaking panorama of the valley and the Marne river.

At lunchtime, enjoy a country picnic on the estate's “On the Grand Marais” plot, topped off with a glass of Champagne.

On Request and Subject to Availability

Awaken your senses during a soft and enveloping yoga session, followed by a tasting of carefully selected Champagne, in a bright and warm atmosphere.

Enjoy a unique sensory break guided by your teacher Smahane, in the cozy setting of our House.

Let yourself be carried away by a physical and sensory journey: a yoga session accessible to all, to gently open the senses before enjoying an exceptional champagne.

On reservation and subject to availability

Create your champagne praline cork and discover the local gourmet chocolate tradition.

Immerse yourself in the world where delicacies meet the Champagne tradition.

During this workshop, discover the history and know-how of the champagne chocolate cork, a local creation that pays tribute to the famous champagne cork.

Guided by the passion of a chocolate maker, make your own praline cork, a perfect combination of refinement, creativity and local produce.

Located in the heart of the Champagne vineyards, Epernay is the capital of champagne.

Starting point for the various tourist routes and bringing together the various bodies of champagne (the Interprofessional Committee for Champagne Wines, the General Syndicate of Winemakers,...), this town in the countryside is the economic heart of Champagne.

Headquarters of the major wine production and trading houses, classified as a remarkable site of taste, the majestic Avenue of Champagne has 110 kilometers of cellars.

This is what makes it world-renowned and one of the most prestigious streets in the world! In addition to visiting the cellars of the most famous country houses, you will discover eclectic architecture and numerous 19th century buildings.

In order to promote this heritage, the avenue was renovated from September 2006 to June 2009, offering wider sidewalks, allowing tourists from all over the world to explore this prestigious artery.

The essential site in champagne, to see and to review and especially to taste!

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It is called “Hautvillers”, “high” is its name, it is in fact. Here, it is the thick foliage of the forests that crowns it.

Nestled in the heart of Champagne's historical hillsides, the village of Hautvillers is considered the birthplace of champagne.

It was here that the monk Dom Perignon, who was in charge of the abbey cellars for 47 years, revolutionized Champagne.

The association Les Amis d'Hautvillers offers a range of guided tours. Booking is required..

The village's location offers visitors remarkable views over the Marne Valley.

The tour guides you through the history of the village from the Middle Ages to the present day, introducing its natural and human heritage,

Its tradition of wrought-iron signs and the monk Dom Pérignon's considerable contribution to the discovery of champagne.

Please note that the Abbey is private and cannot be visited.

Located between vineyards and hillsides, the Champagne tourist route allows you to discover the wine wealth of the Marne

Step into the vineyards to breathe in the scents of sap... Open the doors of the cellars to meet the winemakers and share their passion during a meeting.

To discover champagne and its unique region, simply take the champagne tourist route and let yourself be guided through 5 discovery circuits.

Fully signposted, this road winds through the vineyards, on jagged hillsides where Champagne villages, castles and churches hang together, take a break with a winegrower or in champagne houses to learn about their manufacturing secrets.

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Notre Dame Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A true masterpiece of Gothic art adorned with over 2,300 sculptures, it now features contemporary stained-glass windows by the famous painter Marc Chagall. Guided tours are organized every day. In addition to its cathedral, Reims is home to many other architectural gems, including the Palais du Tau, the former residence of the Archbishop of Reims, the Saint-Remi museum and cloister, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, considered the longest square in France.

The Marne was at the heart of the battles of the First World War, and is now celebrating its centenary.

Discover now the specific site dedicated to commemorations in Marne. For 4 years, the Department of Marne paid a heavy price in the “Great War.” On the Champagne front sector, four major battles took place:

• The Powerful French Offensive of September 25, 1915
• The takeover of the Moronvilliers massif from the enemy in April/May 1917
• The failure of the final German attack, the “Friedensturm” by General Gouraud's 4th Army on July 15, 1918
• And finally, the victorious Franco-American offensive of September 26, 1918, which liberated Sommepy and ended on November 11 in Sedan.

Each site keeps track of it, which is still visible today and high places of remembrance invites contemplation. Fort de la Pompele, monument of monument, monument of Navarin, national memorial of the battles of the Marne in Dormans, interpretation center Marne 14-18 in Suippes, Mont-Moret, Remembrance sites in Argonne and numerous military cemeteries, the memory of the last century is calling you.

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"Faux" are twisty beech trees with gnarled and deformed trunks that remain an enigma for scientists and a perpetual source of astonishment for walkers for green tourism.

Located just over 9 miles from Reims, the regional park next to the village of Verzy is a truly unique natural site, home to almost 800 dwarf beech trees (known as “Les Faux de Verzy”), making it the world's largest reserve of this tree species.

These twisted beeches with their unique shapes remain a mystery to botanists and never cease to amaze walkers.

You can take a walking trail to observe these trees in their natural woodland environment.

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La Maison Fossier welcomes you every day by reservation, from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 2 pm.

During the visit, we will show you a facet of the gourmet history of the city of coronations and offer you an exciting visit to the heart of gluttony...

First, it is the fabulous story of Fossier Cookies, which began in 1756 in the time of kings, which is told to you, thanks to a movie on the big screen. To the delight of your taste buds, you can then enjoy the delicious creations of the house during a tasting.

Then a guided tour through a gourmet tour reveals to you the secrets of manufacturing that respect the biscuit-making tradition. For health and safety reasons, the workshops are visited in a glass gallery located upstairs. Everyone can then find the range of Fossier cookies in the factory store next to the cookie factory, as well as a wide choice of gourmet compositions.

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Disgorgement is one of the key steps in the production of Champagne. Discover the unique art of disgorgement on the fly, an emblematic method of Champagne. In a Champagne House, enjoy a unique experience: visit the vineyard in an electric vehicle and immerse yourself in Lavigne's work, discovery of pressure and the stages of winemaking, on-the-fly disgorgement workshop and champagne tasting.

Departing from the hotel, set off to discover the vineyards and villages typical of Champagne. Enjoy a stop on your getaway and a panoramic view of the vineyard to learn how to sabrage a bottle of Champagne. For lunch, a gourmet break awaits you in a traditional restaurant, to discover champagne dishes in food and champagne pairings.

Immerse yourself in an engaged and immersive experience. Discover and Champagne through a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach. In a Champagne House, discover the vineyard and sustainable approaches to vine work, unravel the secrets of winemaking and enjoy an exclusive moment of exchange around biodiversity and sustainability in Champagne. Finally, finish with a Champagne tasting using an organic approach.