Things to see and do Epernay

Behind the high wrought iron gates that line this remarkable site, you can admire the late 19th century mansions of the houses of Auban-Moët, Chandon, Maigret, Gallice, de Billy or Mercier. Today, the greatest champagne houses in the world, which make the reputation of the city, have their headquarters here and offer tours of the cellars with tasting at the end. A few meters underground, a labyrinthine network of nearly 110 km of cellars contains a real treasure: over 200 million bottles.

The Millesium is the Parc des Expositions in Epernay. With its four halls covered by 6 800 m ², it can accommodate up to 20 000 people for many public events: concerts, shows, festivals, fairs, fairs, congresses, seminars, indoor sports events… Many artists take place on the scene of the Millésium, which is undoubtedly the largest of all the Marne. A restaurant offering drinks and sandwiches is provided during the events. To book tickets, you can contact the various ticketing points (FNAC, Carrefour, Leclerc, Ticketnet, Cora, Espace Mozaïc d'Guided or tourist offices) or buy them before the show, if it is not already complete! The programme this year: M Pokora, Black M, Stephane Rousseau, Voulzy and Souchon…

To take a tour of Epernay in a horse-carriage, the box office is located in Champagne, near the tourist office. This is also where reservations are made. Sitting comfortably, you visit the city by hooves, during a tour of about 25 minutes.

Only this house remains the facade you can see in the courtyard of the old library. Originally located at 7, on rue Flodoard, this building belonged to Louise de Savoie, mother of François I, and the lady of Epernay who loved the city and the Champagne vineyards. It was built in 1520 and burned down in 1544.