Champagne Cellar

Champagne Sightseeing Day Trip on Your Paris Vacation

Do you love wine? Champagne is only 39mins by train from Paris Gare de l'Est by fast train. Explore the region’s world-renowned vineyards, prestigious Champagne houses, and charming villages, all while enjoying seamless private transportation and expertly curated experiences. Whether you’re interested in iconic Champagne houses like Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, or Taittinger, or want to discover the champagne making process at family-owned estates, we'll organize a day trip offers a tailored experience to match your interests.

Itinerary

  1. Departure from Paris: Arrive at Champagne Ardenne Station at 8:53 AM where your private driver will meet you.

  2. Morning Champagne House Visit: Begin the day at one of the region’s famous Champagne Houses, such as Moët & Chandon, Ruinart, or Veuve Clicquot, where you will tour the historic cellars in English, learning about the Champagne-making process and legacy of these iconic estates. All visits are followed by signature tastings.

  3. Lunch: After your Champagne house visit, enjoy lunch at a charming local bistro in Hautvillers, nestled amidst the vineyards of Champagne.

  4. Afternoon Visit to a Family Vineyard: In the afternoon, visit a small family-owned vineyard. Discover the art of sustainable farming and the delicate production methods used by boutique Champagne producers. Enjoy a tasting of several cuvées, providing a contrast to the large houses you visited earlier.

  5. Cultural Stop: On request, end the day with a cultural stop at Reims Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

  6. Return to Paris: Train back to Paris at 5:30 PM.


Extend your time and visit other wine regions

For those seeking a more extended stay, we offer the perfect opportunity to further explore the wine regions of France. Each region offers its own distinct wine culture, scenic vineyards, and local cuisine. All are easily reached by fast train.

  • Burgundy: Explore the Côte d'Or, home to the world’s finest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines.

  • Bordeaux: Indulge in the grandeur of Bordeaux, with its world-class red wines, elegant châteaux, and beautiful estates along the Garonne River or Saint Emilion.

  • Loire Valley: Often called the “garden of France,” known for its rich wines and breathtaking castles.

  • Alsace: Famous for its outstanding white wines, charming villages, and dramatic vineyards nestled along the Rhine River.