France · Wine & Beer

Luxurious Full-Day Champagne Adventure: Exclusive Day Trip to Premier Champagne Producers from Paris

1 Day Round trip from Paris Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Private full-day Champagne experience from Paris
02 Visit two Champagne makers in the Champagne region
03 Scenic drive through the Montagne de Reims
04 Stop in Hautvillers, the “Cradle of Champagne”
05 Free time to explore historic Reims
06 Learn about regional winemaking methods from your guide and cellar staff
07 See the setting of Dom Perignon’s monument
08 Travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle

Escape Paris for a private full-day journey into the heart of Champagne, where rolling vineyards, historic villages, and world-famous sparkling wine set the scene for an elegant day out. Visit two Champagne makers, learn about local winemaking traditions, and enjoy the atmosphere of one of France’s most celebrated regions.

Travel through the beautiful Montagne de Reims, stop in Hautvillers—the “Cradle of Champagne”—and spend free time in Reims, the historic capital of the region and home to Reims Cathedral. Along the way, speak with staff and winemakers to discover what makes each cellar unique.

Escape Paris for a private full-day journey into the heart of Champagne, where rolling vineyards, historic villages, and world-famous sparkling wine set the scene for an elegant day out.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 1 Day

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

Cities Reims, Paris

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Private Full-Day Tour from Paris to Champagne, Included Stops at Two Champagne Makers

Learn more about winemaking methods and what makes the wine from this region of France unique by having a discussion with your guide and the Moët & Chandon staff members.
You will pass through the breathtaking Montagne de Reims region, stopping at the hamlet of Hautvillers, also known as the “Cradle of Champagne,” and the village itself. Dom Perignon, the monk, even has his monument located here at a seventh-century convent.
You will have some free time to spend in Reims, the venerable and modern capital of the Champagne region and the location of 25 French king coronations. You can talk to the staff and winemakers at each vineyards to learn more about what makes their cellar special.

The route