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Champagne Hillsides (UNESCO Landscapes) Must-see
Gently sloping wine-covered hillsides UNESCO World Heritage listed, emblematic of the Champagne terroir.
See on the map →UNESCO World Heritage listed, the hillsides, houses and cellars of Champagne stretch between Reims and Épernay, the cradle of the world's most prestigious sparkling wine.
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Hautvillers Must-see
The cradle village of champagne, where the monk Dom Pérignon is said to have developed the champagne method, with its abbey and panorama over the Marne valley.
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Avenue de Champagne (Épernay)
A prestigious avenue in Épernay lined with the greatest champagne houses, beneath which stretch kilometres of cellars.
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Épernay
The capital of champagne at the heart of the vineyard, between historic houses and cellars carved into the chalk for kilometres.
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