Things to see and do Marne

Located in the north of the village, this statue of the Virgin pays tribute to the soldiers of the village who died for France. It was erected in 1865 by the inhabitants of Massiges who survived a cholera epidemic. The story goes that in 1915 bees settled inside the statue, in the hole formed by a bullet received in the chest, just under the left breast during the fighting of the Great War. The bees would not have deserted their shelter until 1970, when the statue was made official as a War Memorial.

The urban community of Greater Reims, formerly Reims Métropole, is the merger of 7 communities of municipalities and 18 municipalities. Track, signalling, public lighting, territorial development, urban planning... the missions carried out are diverse.

Note: By 2020, the Reims Grand Centre urban project will have profoundly transformed the heart of Reims (from the Sernam to the Patte d'Oie, via the Promenades). An aqualudic complex and a large event room will emerge from the ground on the former Sernam site. These structuring facilities will benefit all the inhabitants of the Greater Reims Urban Community.

Often, we look for something for children to give them a change when they visit museums. Educational farms are then welcome. Here, you make double profit because a hundred goats will captivate the youngest ones while the older ones will be able to enjoy the products of the farm: cheeses of all kinds, fresh, ashy, medium dry.... Waffles are also available for snacks on site, as well as salty breads. The goat house is accessible to all.

A family of wine growers for 4 generations, Chantal and Jean-François are at the weekend at Petit Presse, a gourmet restaurant in their cellar. Side tour of the operation, make an appointment, but this remains possible 7 j/7. Passage into the cellar, the press and then tasting the champagne of the house. " Emmanuelle "assembles the three varieties.