Cramant attractions

During this guided tour, you'll explore one of the finest examples of gothic architecture and art in France – the Noter-Dame de Reims Cathedral. At the UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can take in beautiful decor, including 2303 statues, and explore the stories behind one of the most important cathedrals in history that hosted the coronations of most of France's kings.

This guided tour in the village of Aye will give you the opportunity to discover the UNESCO-listed wine region of Champagne. You’ll visit an old Pommery grape pressing center for insights into champagne making. You’ll learn about grape harvest and pressing along with the climate and geology suitable for the growth of vines. You’ll have the chance to taste two champagnes or grape juices as well.

On a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Reims, you will explore a key monument of French Gothic art and architecture where many of the kings of France were crowned. On arrival you will admire the cathedral’s breathtaking façade, which dates to the middle ages, then move inside to uncover the church’s many secrets. Inside, you will see fine tapestries and stained-glass windows dating from the 13th to the 20th centuries. Your licensed guide will tell you about the cathedral’s history and help you discover which kings were crowned there. Along the way you will learn about important artworks and historical moments that make Notre-Dame de Reims a place of national significance.

This immersive, fun and interactive visit in Champagne is designed for all audiences. You will join a modern, “visit 2.0” experience that suits both neophytes and more experienced amateurs. Along the way you will explore Champagne winemaking and may rediscover familiar aspects of the craft from a fresh, contemporary angle. The experience adopts a sensory approach that aims to awaken your five senses. As you move through the visit, you will engage with interactive elements that bring the winemaking story to life. You will learn about the process of producing Champagne and encounter sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures that illustrate how the final product is shaped. The pace and tone are friendly and accessible, making the visit appropriate for young and old alike.

You will arrive at Le Clos Corbier, a typical Champagne house set among the vineyards of Mareuil-sur-Ay. As you move into the cellars dug in the 1850s, you will see a traditional press and learn about the champagne‑making process and the practices that shaped this house’s production. You will then take a seat for a guided tasting class that includes a champagne quiz and an olfactory workshop to train your nose to pick out different aromas and flavours. Along the way you will take part in a blind challenge to identify three different family Champagnes, one of which is a Grand Cru Vintage. Local sweet treats and finger food will be served to be paired with the champagnes, and the menu can be adapted for allergies or specific diets.

In Reims, a self-guided audio tour brings together over 2,000 years of history across just a few kilometres, so you can explore the city at your own pace. You’ll see Reims Cathedral, where nearly every French king was crowned, and learn about the royal legends that shaped the city’s identity. As you move through the streets, the tour takes you beneath the surface to rare Roman ruins, including one of the world’s best-preserved cryptoporticus. You’ll visit the schoolroom where Nazi Germany signed its unconditional surrender and follow the story of how Reims rebuilt after the wars, with Art Deco architecture, quiet acts of resistance and restored civic life. Along the way, you’ll stroll through forgotten gardens, pass medieval mansions and stop at monuments that still speak across the centuries. Suitable for history lovers, curious travellers or anyone keen to see more than the champagne houses, the tour provides a flexible, informative way to discover Reims.

During this experience, you’ll be welcomed into a characteristic Champagne house in Mareuil-sur-Aye. Here, you’ll learn the secrets of the winemaker before taking a Champagne masterclass. Your class will teach you how to identify the different noses and palates of fine Champagne, and your newfound skills will be put to the test with a blind tasting, accompanied by local delicacies. After your class, you’ll sit down to a hearty, traditional French lunch consisting of regional specialties paired with various Champagnes.

This self-guided audio walking tour of Reims Cathedral guides you through the history and architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Created by a historian, the commentary puts the cathedral’s cultural importance into context and highlights the key features of its Gothic design as you move around and inside the building. Along the way, you will hear in-depth explanations of the stories and events shown by the cathedral’s figurines and sculptures. The tour points out important exterior and interior figures and explains the scenes they depict, helping you read the symbolism carved into the stone. It suits history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, solo travellers and groups — in short, anyone curious to learn more about the cathedral’s art, architecture and role in French history. The tour is delivered as an independent audio guide through the Tourific self-guided tours app.

On this afternoon tour of the Champagne region, you’ll have the opportunity to learn all about the history and the winemaking process of the famous French sparkling wine. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you’ll start your experience with a visit to a family-run boutique winery, where you’ll get to see the press and vat room used to process the grapes according to the traditional method. You’ll then be invited to taste some of the local produce. After a scenic drive through the expanse of vineyards, you'll reach Hautvillers. Here you’ll have time to explore the village, including the abbey with the final resting place of the famous monk, Dom Pérignon. To round off your tour, you’ll head to a second winery and sample Cuvée varieties paired with regional delicacies.

When you visit this house, you will be stepping into a vineyard experience ranked #1 of 380 vineyards to visit in Champagne‑Ardenne since 2023 by the Tripadvisor Travel Ranking and awarded Unique Experience of the Year 2024 by the Travel Hospitality AWARDS. The setting and reputation are part of what makes the visit notable. As you explore the property, you will learn about the house's approach to its wines. Their cuvées come exclusively from the first press (the cuvée), and each benefits from the Premier Cru designation. This focus on first-press juice and Premier Cru grapes underpins the wines’ finesse and elegance, which you will see reflected in the house’s production philosophy and offerings. Along the way, you may gain insight into how those choices influence the character of the champagne you encounter.

This guided tour in Reims will help you get your bearings and introduce the city’s emblematic places. As you move along streets and through squares, your guide will decipher Reims’s history from antiquity to the present day. The route crosses spaces that have always been at the heart of city life, letting you play hide-and-seek with the ages as you encounter ancient, medieval, classical and modern layers of the urban landscape. It’s presented as a journey through two thousand years of the city’s past. Along the way you will learn how different eras shaped Reims and see the squares and streets that preserve those stories. The experience culminates with a Champagne tasting at Sacrée Marianne, located in the heart of the market at the Halles du Boulingrin. If you prefer not to drink Champagne, you may choose the child rate to receive a non‑alcoholic drink at the end of the visit.

During this tour, you'll explore the Canard Duchêne Champagne estate and visit the 19th-century cellars that cover four levels. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll view highlights like the old chapel's stained-glass windows, renovated by a master glassmaker. You'll also learn about the House's history and the different stages of the Champagne-making process. If the weather is favorable, you'll continue on to a tour of the vineyards. Your experience will culminate in a tasting of a Champagne of your choice – either Brut or Demi-sec.

In the village of Cumières, near Epernay, you will take an unusual guided walk through the vineyards. As you move through the village and the surrounding vineyard landscapes, a guide will comment on the area’s history and on the work carried out in the vines. Along the way you’ll visit plots that help explain how the local terrain shapes the vines. The walk includes a tasting of three Champagnes set among the vines. The cuvées were developed by an independent winemaker from the town, and the grapes for each cuvée come from plots you visit during the tour. Local products — ham of Reims, Langres cheese and pink biscuit champenois — are served with the tastings, so you can explore how different foods interact with Champagne. This combination of landscape, explanation and tasting will help you understand the link between terroir and the aromas of the wines.

At Champagne Harlin, a small family-run Champagne house, you’ll enter a historic cellar and enjoy a comprehensive look at the winery. As you move through the space, you’ll see the tanks, barrels and tools they really use in day-to-day production. Your guide is a young enthusiast with a passion for wine and will be happy to share his knowledge, making the visit convivial and interesting. Along the way you’ll learn about the processes behind Champagne making and explore both the working winery and the cellars. The experience includes a tasting session where you will sample three champagnes and one ratafia champenois, giving you a clear sense of the house’s style and produce. The visit blends hands-on insight into production with relaxed tasting moments, all within the intimate setting of a family-run cellar.

Starting from the Épernay Tourist Office in the Capital of Champagne, you will explore the region’s heart. Along the way you’ll drive down the famous Avenue de Champagne, where prestigious houses such as Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët, Pol Roger and Boizel line the street, before moving out into the rolling vineyards that characterise the area. You will visit Champagne Voirin-Jumel in the Grand Cru village of Cramant for a tasting of three champagnes, then continue to Champagne Jean Milan in the Grand Cru village of Oger for a guided cellar tour and a second tasting of three champagnes. The tour will finish in Hautvillers, the birthplace of Champagne, where you’ll follow in the footsteps of Dom Pérignon, admire the UNESCO-listed vineyards and pause at a panoramic viewpoint over the Marne Valley before returning to Épernay.