Moët & Chandon Cellar Tour and Tasting
1.5 hours | Easy | Includes guided tour of the cellars and tasting of Imperial Champagne
Grand Est, France
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Épernay is a town in northern France, surrounded by champagne-producing vineyards. Its defining attraction is the Avenue de Champagne, a UNESCO World Heritage site lined with majestic neoclassical mansions belonging to famous Champagne houses like Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët, and Pol Roger. Underneath the avenue lies 110 kilometers of chalk cellars.
Épernay is a town in northern France, surrounded by champagne-producing vineyards. Its defining attraction is the Avenue de Champagne, a UNESCO...
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1.5 hours | Easy | Includes guided tour of the cellars and tasting of Imperial Champagne
15 minutes | Easy | Floats 150 meters high for 360-degree views of the Champagne vineyards
1 hour | Easy | Admire the monumental facades of the grand estates
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Walk the prestigious Avenue de Champagne and descend into the massive chalk cellars of Moët & Chandon to see millions of aging bottles.
May to October
Take the A4 motorway from Paris, then follow the N51. Direct regional trains (TER) connect Reims to Épernay in just 25 minutes.
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