Top Champagne Art Tours

Champagne lovers—this is the tour for you. Spend an afternoon exploring and tasting your way around the idyllic Champagne region of France. You won’t have to worry about how to get there, as round-trip transport from Reims is included. See the historic village of Hautvillers, and visit vineyards and two family-wineries for multiple delicious Champagne tastings.

Enjoy the fun of champagne-tasting without the need to rent a car and choose a designated driver on this private, stress-free excursion, which includes preplanned logistics, tastings at each site, and a delicious lunch at a well-known restaurant. You'll also visit the Abbey of Hautvillers to see the tomb of Dom Perignon.

The Cathedral of Notre Dame is the star attraction of Reims and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visiting the cathedral with a guide allows you to fully appreciate the Gothic masterpiece and learn all about its fascinating history. Hear how the cathedral was the coronation site of French kings for almost 1,000 years and learn the significance of the various tapestries, artworks, and stained glass windows.

Near Epernay, Capital of the Champagne vineyard, discovery of the "Côte des Blancs" Grand Cru and the famous village and vineyard of Hautvillers in the historic hillsides of the Marne Valley listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In Hautvillers, village called the “Cradle of Champagne”, guided tour of the church of Dom Pérignon and the vineyard. Pause at the most beautiful viewpoint of Champagne in the heart of the vineyard with explanations of viticulture management. Visit the production sites of two families of independent producers/growers followed by commented tastings of a selection of 6 Champagnes Grand Cru/Premier Cru, as well as the essential Champagne alcohols and aperitifs during additional tastings. Discovery tour of the "Côte des Blancs", famous area for its Grand Cru Chardonnay 100% Blanc de Blancs. Commented passage through the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, called "the most expensive Avenue in the World" with its 200 million bottles in the cellars.