This comprehensive 2-day tour offers a wonderful introduction to the scenic beauty and tranquility of the legendary Champagne region in northeastern France. On the first day, guests will set off in the morning with their licensed driver-guide and travel to the city of Reims. There, guests can enjoy a private tour of the Cathedral Notre Dame de Reims, an impressive example of Gothic art that once served as the venue for the coronation of French monarchs. This UNESCO-listed monument has beautiful arched windows, exquisitely carved sculptures, and two bell towers among other fascinating architectural features. Next, guests will stop by two renowned champagne houses for insights into the process and techniques involved in making the sparkling beverage. They will also visit La Porte de Mars, an ancient triumphal Roman arch believed to be the world's largest. On their second day, guests will have plenty more sightseeing to do in the region, learning more about the history and culture of the region from their driver-guide as they travel. Later, they will indulge in sampling sessions at renowned vineyards across the beautiful Montagne de Reims champagne wine region and end the tour on a high note! As the tour concludes, guests will be dropped off at their hotel or a pre-determined location.

Duration:
Approximately 9.5 hours per day

Start Time:
8am

Inclusions:
Transportation, sights listed in the description, and fully licensed English-speaking driver-guide. This is subject to change depending on the day of the tour.

Exclusions:
Meals, champagne tasting, entrance fees, and gratuities.

Meeting point:
Hotel lobby on prior arrangement

Ending point:
Hotel or location agreed upon with the driver-guide

Important Information:
– This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.
– Customized itinerary can be discussed with the guide.
– Photo stops and breaks are at guests' convenience.
– Champagne tasting will be paid locally by guests, at approximately Euro 25-35 per person per tasting.
– The Champagne region is about a 1.5-hour ride away from Paris.