Picturesque route through the sparkling Champagne region. The drink is world-famous and the landscape is charming. With its countless small wine-growing villages, narrow streets, and typical architecture, Champagne offers a varied cycling destination, which is further enriched by a visit or two to a wine cellar.
Cycling
Through nature parks
Idyllic landscapes
Reims – rich in culture
Vineyards
Champagne tasting
Your cycling vacation begins in Reims. After arrival, you will have the opportunity to visit this beautiful city.You can get in the mood for the weekend ahead with your first glass of champagne or enjoy your first tasting right away.
You leave Reims on the quiet towpath along the Aisne-Marne Canal. Then you leave the canal and cycle through the hilly landscape of vineyards. In the wine-growing village of Chigny-les-Roses, you should
definitely stop off—there are 41 wine cellars here that invite you to taste their wines. The route continues through the vineyards. In Ludes, you can enjoy a tasting at Canard Duchesne. The day’s stage ends in Epernay, where you can explore the Avenue de Champagne.
Today you will visit the world-famous champagne producers Moët & Chandon or Mercier. During a guided tour followed by a tasting, you will learn more about how champagne is made. The route continues
through charming wine-growing villages and the typical landscape of the romantic Champagne region. After lunch, you can stop again for a tasting in Oger. This village is where the famous “Blanc de Blanc” is
produced. Afterwards, you will cycle back to Epernay. Now t’s time to depart. But of course, you also have the option to extend your stay.
Today, the route takes you through several charming wine villages. Most of them bear the designation Blanc de Blanc. The landmark is very typical of Champagne. Tasting of the “Blanc de Blanc.” Easy bike ride back to Epernay..
After breakfast, it’s time to say “Au revoir et à bientôt !”.
4 nights in a 3-star-hotel
• 4 nights in a 3-star hotel
• Daily breakfast
• Welcome meeting
• 3 champagne tastings
• Daily luggage transfer
• Tour description on our app
• Tour description with maps
• 7/7 service hotline
Supplement for 2 or 3 travelers: 80 € per person
City tax is not included and has to be paid on the spot.
Possible options :
Rental of helmets, phone holder
Arrival: Daily 14.03 – 31.10.26
Route characteristics : Easy terrain, mostly paved side roads, farm roads, and bike paths.
| By plane : PARIS ROISSY CHARLES DE GAULLE airport. Reims is situated 30 minutes* from PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE airport. *by TGV: direct lines from CDG airport – to Champagne-Ardenne TGV station. The closest airports (apart from CDG and ORLY) are PARIS-VATRY airport (direct flights from Portugal and Morocco) and REIMS EN CHAMPAGNE airportBy Train / TGV: Direct TGV connection from Paris Gare de l’Est to Reims Ville. Reims is located at the junction of the Lille – Dijon – Mediterranean and Paris – Charleville – Sedan lines. There are 2 train stations connected to Reims: « Gare Reims-Centre », located in the heart of the city, and « Champagne-Ardenne TGV », in Bezannes, which is connected to Reims by the tramway.By car: Reims is located at the crossroads of the A4-E50 (Paris – Strasbourg) and A26-E17 (Calais – Troyes – Dijon) motorways. The city has 6 motorway exits. Parking at the hotel |
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