Explore the Best of Champagne
The travel specialists at French Flair share the highlights that shape a rewarding stay in Champagne.
Reims — The City of Kings
Stepping beneath the soaring vaults of Reims Cathedral, follow the footsteps of French kings in the very place where centuries of history were crowned.
Reims Chalk Cellars — Beneath the Champagne Houses
Descending into the chalk cellars beneath Reims, enter a silent underground world where generations of Champagne have matured far from daylight.
Champagne Origins — Where the Story Began
Exploring Hautvillers, Aÿ and Épernay, trace the origins of Champagne through historic abbeys, renowned houses and UNESCO-listed vineyard landscapes.
Champagne from Above — A Vineyard Panorama
Floating gently above rolling vineyard slopes in a hot-air balloon, take in the UNESCO-listed scenery that defines the heart of Champagne.
Vineyard Encounters — The People Behind the Wines
Meeting passionate winemakers among the vines, discover the stories, traditions and craftsmanship behind Champagne’s most treasured bottles.
Along the Marne River — Champagne’s Lifeline
Cruising the Marne between vineyard-covered hillsides, historic villages and prestigious houses, discover the landscapes that shaped Champagne’s identity.
Reims & the End of World War II
Standing where Germany’s surrender was signed in May 1945, connect with the events that marked the end of World War II in Europe.
Troyes — A Medieval Treasure
Wandering through cobbled lanes lined with colorful timber-framed houses, experience one of France’s most beautifully preserved medieval cities.
Les Riceys — Champagne’s Hidden Gem
Venturing across sun-drenched hillside vineyards, uncover the singular character of Champagne’s only village with three appellations and the birthplace of Rosé des Riceys.
Travel Beyond the Expected
Every journey begins with what inspires you. From there, we take you beyond the expected, opening the doors to exceptional places, remarkable people and exclusive experiences that reveal the true spirit of France.