Finesse and elegance is key to the cuisine of Champagne

Each year, the Fêtes Johanniques in Reims celebrate the coronation of King Charles VII. Over these two exciting days, the city offers a true journey to the past. 

Stroll along its streets and discover a rich heritage: Notre-Dame Cathedral, Palais du Tau, Saint-Remi Basilica and Abbey Museum, all of them Unesco World Heritage Sites, and then succumb to the pleasures of champagne !

Thousand-year-old memories of royal coronations are omnipresent in this ancient bishops' palace in Reims, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

In 1858, Eugène Mercier took up the incredible challenge to make
champagne – the wine of the elite at the time – accessible to everyone
without ever compromising on quality.

At the heart of French Champagne since 1827, but the history of the Maison GH Mumm goes back much further - the Mumm family's noble lineage goes back to the twelfth century! 

It was in the financial world - more especially, the business of wine-growing - that the famous Taittinger family was notoriously successful, creating their Maison de Champagne Taittinger.

Located in the heart of Champagne, only an hour and a half from Paris, Epernay is just waiting to be discovered. 

Pedalling through different landscapes at a gentle pace, you will discover the countryside from a different and unique point of view; what a privilege!

Pedalling through different landscapes at a gentle pace, you will discover the countryside from a different and unique point of view; what a privilege!