Beautiful, conquering, ambitious, Reims has never ceased to shine through its glorious monarchical tradition in the light of the dazzling destinies of the Kings of France. Visit of Notre Dame Cathedral, a jewel of 13th century Gothic art with its splendid stained glass windows. High place of prestige and history, baptism of Clovis and 25 coronations of the Kings of France have earned it the name of the City of Coronations. Visit of the Palais du Tau, former palace of the Archbishop of Reims and place of residence of the Kings of France. Transformed into a museum, it houses the treasures of the Cathedral and its original statues. In the afternoon, meeting with a Master Glassmaker (except Monday or Sunday) presentation of the workshop, manufacturing techniques and stained glass windows in progress. The Master Glassmakers have been perpetuating a know-how for centuries. Then a gourmet break in a typical Art Deco brasserie (except Monday or Sunday). Lunch. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Breakfast. A day dedicated to meeting people, the Champagne vineyards and exceptional know-how. You will discover the luxurious universe of a Champagne House and the secrets of making a prestigious wine. Raised by men and nature to the rhythm of the seasons, champagne is produced with the passion of winegrowers in love with their terroirs and with respect for a know-how initiated according to legend by Dom Pérignon. Visit of the cellars of a Grande Maison de Champagne followed by a tasting, an intimate union between Champagne and Champagne! In the afternoon, guided tour in the vineyard on the Champagne Tourist Route with its wine-growing villages nestled in the heart of the vineyards. Stop at a winemaker for a tour of the facilities, followed by a tasting of a winegrower's champagne. Return to Reims. Lunch. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast. A cultural and artistic walking tour in the creative universe of Decorative Art and the history of Champagne. From the Carnegie Library to the Halles du Boulingrin, walking through the main Reims buildings of the Reconstruction. In the afternoon, visit the Cité du Champagne Collet-Cogevi, the oldest cooperative in Champagne. A magnificent cultural space dedicated to Art Deco and the Roaring Twenties. Visit of the Vinothèque, a 200-meter gallery where more than 30,000 bottles are kept, retracing nearly a century of Champagne Collet history. The visit is followed by a tasting! Lunch. Return.