Ecomuseums Marne

Visiting the Champagne Museum of Castellane will allow you to discover all stages of the development of a large champagne, which is in raw raw, raw raw and semi-dry. from winemaking to dressing bottles, ageing in cellar and also tasting. The museum is located in the buildings of Castellane, the tower of which dominates the city. Furthermore, the Museum of Champagne Tradition will allow you to discover and understand the evolution of the champagne trades such as: basketry, printing, glass and stopper, up to current techniques. Good visit!

This amazing village-museum brings back to life the villages of the past by recreating the half-timbered houses and buildings of Nuisement, engulfed during the impoundment of Lac du Der. Indeed, when this lake was created, it was necessary to sacrifice Nuisement-aux-Bois, Chantecoq and Champaubert-aux-Bois. Only two buildings have been saved from the water, the Champaubert church which dominates the lake from its promontory and the half-timbered church of Nuisement, which has been dismantled and rebuilt in the heart of this museum-village, next to the Machelignots barn which recalls the trades of yesteryear, the mairie-école and the blacksmith's house where you will find a shop selling local products.

White White Wedding and White! For it is in Oger, the village of the White Coast, that this museum is not like the others. More than 600 items are presented: furniture, dresses, lace, wedding globes… To see also the label of the labels retracing the history of the Champagne appellation, but also the gallery of old tools of vine and wine. Champagne tasting in the vaulted cellar of the owners. It's beautiful love!

Temporary rural exodus… In this museum, relive the daily life of these artisans and farmers through exposure of several objects from 1960 to 1700. In total, more than 3 000 pieces are presented, between tractors and harvesting tools. The reconstitution of a bakery, a dairy and an Champagne habitat will complete your immersion. The campaign won't win you?

Raymond Kneip, the best worker in France, built with his hands and recycled materials the two buildings that make up this amazing eco-museum. A passionate craftsman, he makes you discover his profession and his know-how through a unique collection of roosters that represent 30 years of roofing work, agrarian sculptures, antique tools and creations of ears and weathervanes made by him: hunter, brewer, stationmaster, ambulance driver... Raymond Kneip offers you personalized models according to the theme of your choice to decorate your roof with a touch of originality.