Reims Champagne Tour
A day in the Champagne capital with Taittinger visit (from Paris)
- WITH
- François | about the guide
If you like to indulge in gastronomic pleasures and find out more about French history, this is the perfect tour for you. Set off to discover the historic city of Reims in the heart of the Champagne region, famous throughout the world for its sparkling white wines. Discover the delicious treasures of Taittinger Champagne House during a guided visit of the cellars and private Champagne tasting. Admire the towering gothic architecture of one of France’s most important cathedral where nearly all the French kings were crowned. Benefit from the knowledge and guidance of your experienced guide to learn more about French gastronomy and history.
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Paris - Normandy - Champagne - Loire Valley
France -
12 hrs
DURATION -
6
MAX. No. ON TOUR
TOUR DETAILS
- keywords :
- Champagne, Taittinger, Reims
- transport :
- Private chauffeur-driven vehicle
- ACTIVITY LEVEL :
- Moderate
- ACCESSIBLE TO THE DISABLED :
- yes
- Kid friendly :
- No
- LANGUAGES:
- Français/French (native), Anglais/English (Bilingual)
- MAX. No. OF PEOPLE :
- 6
INCLUDED IN THE TOUR
- Services of a professional guide - Transport (private chauffeur-driven vehicle) - Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel - Private guided visit of Taittinger Champagne House - Champagne tasting (2 different Taittinger champagnes)
NOT INCLUDED
- Lunch - Personal shopping
ITINERARY
Your guide will collect you from Paris hotel and whisk you off you to Reims in a private chauffeur-driven vehicle. On arriving at Reims, you’ll visit the cellars at Taittinger Champagne House, followed by a private tasting session. After lunch at a restaurant recommended by the guide, you’ll admire the outside and inside of Reims Cathedral before heading back to Paris.
WHERE AND WHEN?
- MEET-UP LOCATION:
- Your hotel
- END OF TOUR LOCATION:
- Your hotel
about
your guide
François
Paris
- languages :
- Français/French, Anglais/English
I’m from the northern French town of Douai, but I moved to Paris to finish my art history degree. I worked at the Musée National de la Renaissance and then for antique dealer Jacqueline Boccador before organizing contemporary art exhibitions with art dealer Marc Higonnet. I’ve been a qualified guide since 2011 and enjoy being able to mix my love of the humanities and good food. When I was young, my mother took me to the Musée de la Chartreuse de Douai for an archeology lecture, which I found incredibly beautiful (even if I didn’t understand everything)! Since then, I give lectures and guided tours in the hope of inspiring young – and not so young – people. Given my classical background, I’m particularly fond of the Louvre, the Jacquemart-André, Picasso et Middle Ages museums, as well as the châteaux of Chantilly, Fontainebleau and Chambord.
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