Rooftops, towers and viewpoints: discover some of the most beautiful panoramas of the Champagne region.
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The Cathedral towers
While many people know and admire Reims Cathedral from its forecourt, few know that you can climb its towers to admire its architecture and see Reims from above.
The view has to be earned, with a spiral staircase of a hundred or so steps and some passages a little narrow. But once you’re at the top, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Cité des Sacres! An impressive visit, where you’ll discover the framework of this masterpiece of Gothic architecture, and be able to contemplate the Galerie des rois and its remarkable statuary.
Bellevue viewpoint in Champillon
Backing onto the forest and overlooking the vineyards, Champillon offers an exceptional panorama of the Marne valley. The site has attracted illustrious visitors such as Napoleon III and General de Gaulle.
Panoramic Tour around Hautvillers
This circuit offers eight panoramic viewpoints from which to admire vineyards as far as the eye can see, picturesque villages and the meandering Marne River. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers and outdoor enthusiasts, this route promises memorable moments and unforgettable photos.
VERZENAY LIGHTHOUSE
Overlooking the prestigious slopes of the Montagne de Reims, the Phare de Verzenay offers a museographic space to discover the fascinating world of Champagne vineyards.
But the discovery doesn’t stop there: an unusual 25-metre climb is available for the more adventurous, offering an exceptional view of the vineyard slopes and the valley.
Notre-Dame du Gruguet in Mareuil-sur-Aÿ
Perched on a steep hillside, this site offers a captivating view of the Marne valley and the village of Mareuil-sur-Aÿ. The statue of Notre-Dame du Gruguet, erected in 1946, adds a historical dimension to the site.
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Statue of Pope Urban II
Erected in 1887 in Châtillon-sur-Marne, the colossal statue of Pope Urbain II reaches a height of 33 meters.
With his finger raised to the sky, the child of the Marne Valley dominates his homeland from a promontory. From the foot of the statue, you can enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards. There’s even an orientation table to help you find your way around the 22 surrounding villages.
On rare occasions, such as Heritage Days, some lucky visitors can even climb up a cramped staircase to reach under the statue’s arm.
Champagne in the wind
Discover Champagne and the Marne on board a hot-air balloon! It’s a magical ride, where you’ll be able to take in the multiple and ever-changing landscapes, oscillating between vineyards, crops, ponds and deep forests…
Fly lightly over the treetops, discover the relief of the vineyards or the villages of Champagne. A journey rich in emotion!
NabuGOdonosor
What would you say to sipping a flute of Champagne while enjoying a panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards? That’s what Vincent Gobert offers you with his 12-meter-high champagne bottle, his “NabuGOdonosor”, which he built himself to offer you an original museum and tasting space.