The Tour
Embark on an unforgettable afternoon tour of the Champagne region, starting in Reims at 2:00 pm, right in front of the Reims Centre train station’s tourist office (address: Cour de la Gare, 51100 Reims).
This tour will take you to the charming village of Hautvillers, the birthplace of Champagne, where you’ll explore its rich history and visit the church where Dom Pérignon is buried.

Then, visit two family-run Champagne producers, where you’ll learn about the traditional methods of Champagne production. At each winery, you’ll enjoy three tastings of their signature Champagnes, providing you with a comprehensive and immersive experience.
By the end of the day, you’ll have tasted a total of six distinct Champagnes and gained a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship behind this iconic beverage. The tour will conclude at 6:30 pm, returning you to the starting point at the Reims Centre train station’s tourist office..
Highlights of Champagne region winery tour
- Discover local wines with tasting experiences at 2 family-run wineries
- Explore the historical village of Hautvillers and Dom Pérignon’s church
- Stop in the UNESCO vineyard of Champagne and soak up the views
Check Availability
Included
- Local English-speaking guide
- Reims pick-up and drop off
- Transportation by air-conditioned minivan
- Entrance fees for visits and tastings at 2 family-run wineries
- 6 tastings
Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Personal expenses
- Other drinks
- Lunch
Meeting point
Outside the Reims city center train station, in front of the tourist information office. Take the exit “Reims Centre” when leaving the station.
Important information
Not suitable for
- Children under 12 years
- Wheelchair users
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
Know before you go
- – A minimum of 2 participants is required for the tour. If only 1 person is booked, À la Française – Champagne will contact the customer (via phone or email) to reschedule or refund the total amount.
- – Please note that the average temperature in the cellars is 10°C, so don’t forget to bring a jacket.
- – Animals are not allowed on shared tours for the comfort of all.
- – It’s recommended to book your trains in advance to secure the best fares and ensure availability (trains on SNCF or Trainline). À la Française – Champagne is not responsible for any errors in train reservations or lack of trains; therefore, the tour will not be refundable for any reason.




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Stephen Westcott
a month agoWhat's not to love. Definitely go to the world war II cessation signing document museum.
Tracy Tierney
3 years agoStayed in Reims to visit a relative who is studying. Nice place to walk around. Good selection of shops bars and restaurants. People could be friendlier
Wayne Cheung
9 years agoI really like this station. It's small and easy to navigate, it is attractive and the ticket office staff also speak English. The station also has decent eateries, has WiFi, plays soothing classical music. The big bonus is lifts to and from the platforms.
Thomas Staaden
3 years agoSmallish train station that was pretty easy to navigate. One or two shops. Very quick walk to downtown, and bathroom was about 0.70 Euros. Had quick TGV service to Paris, which made a day trip here easier.
Margaux Lourens
3 years agoClean & easy to navigate, but there is far too little seating available on the platforms for passengers.