Arrival through the Marne Valley. Travel to Reims with your professional driver-guide (approximately 2 hours from Paris), or opt for a refined first-class train journey of about one hour, enjoying the scenic vineyards of the historic Marne Valley along the way.

Discover historic Reims. Stroll through the elegant streets of Reims, exploring monuments and museums that reveal the city’s rich past from Gallo-Roman origins to the Art Deco era.

Cathedral of the French kings. Admire the magnificent Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral, where French kings were crowned for centuries and whose façade displays one of the greatest collections of sculpted figures in Europe.

Champagne heritage. Discover the remarkable underground world of Reims — nearly 200 kilometers of chalk cellars dating back to Gallo-Roman and medieval times, today storing around 250 million bottles of Champagne.

Prestigious Champagne houses. Enjoy a private cellar tour and tasting at renowned houses such as Pommery, with a stop at the Veuve Clicquot boutique to explore one of Champagne’s most iconic labels.

Gastronomy among the vines. Savor a three-course tasting menu at Pommery paired with three Champagnes, or enjoy a traditional French déjeuner in the vineyard village of Hautvillers.

Village of Dom Pérignon. Visit Hautvillers, the charming hilltop village where Dom Pérignon once lived, and see the abbey church where the famous monk is buried.

Overnight. Stay overnight in the region in a refined hotel or historic Champagne mansion, surrounded by vineyards.

Avenue de Champagne. Stroll along Épernay’s prestigious Avenue de Champagne, home to legendary houses such as Moët & Chandon, Mumm, Mercier, Perrier-Jouët, and Pol Roger.

Cellar visit & tasting. Enjoy a guided cellar tour and Champagne tasting at one of the major houses, such as Moët & Chandon, celebrated for its refined style and velvety texture (subject to availability).

Champagne heritage. Visit the Museum of Champagne Wines and Regional Archaeology to explore the region’s winemaking traditions and its fascinating Gallo-Roman roots.

Blending workshop. Alternatively, join a Champagne blending workshop and discover the art of assembling grape varieties, terroirs, and vintages to create the perfect cuvée.

Lunch in Champagne. Enjoy a traditional French déjeuner in the heart of the vineyards or, weather permitting, a refined picnic among the vines.

Family-run wineries. Discover charming family estates and learn about Champagne-making traditions passed down through generations.

Champagne cruise experience. Discover the Champagne region in a relaxed and elegant way while cruising along the Marne River aboard a 1927 Bullet classical gondola. Your skipper will guide you through vineyard landscapes and UNESCO-listed sites as you enjoy a picnic featuring regional specialties and Champagne.

Domaine de Boursault. Visit the magnificent Domaine de Boursault, a historic vineyard crowned by a neo-Renaissance château built in 1843 by Madame Clicquot, once a gathering place for Champagne’s elite.

Champagne production. Explore the estate’s press, vat room, and historic cellars while learning about the traditional Champagne-making process.

Champagne & cheese tasting. Conclude your visit with a tasting of three Champagnes paired with local cheeses, celebrating the flavors of the region.

Hot-air balloon over the vineyards. Conclude your stay in Champagne with a breathtaking hot-air balloon flight above the vine-covered hills at sunset. Take part in preparing the balloon and enjoy a glass of Champagne either in the air or upon landing.

Château de Condé. Alternatively, visit the elegant 17th-century Château de Condé, once home to the prestigious Condé family, admired for its refined architecture, gardens, and vineyards.

Art & heritage. Explore its beautifully decorated interiors featuring period furnishings and fine artworks, including pieces by renowned French Rococo painters such as Louis Le Nain and François Boucher.

Modern Champagne styles. After lunch, discover the innovative side of Champagne with tastings of single-grape cuvées and low- or zero-dosage expressions.

Return to Paris. Drive back to Paris with your professional driver-guide (around 2 hours) or opt for a comfortable first-class train journey of about one hour.