Visit Epernay & the Champagne region

A stone's throw from the House, discover the prestigious Avenue de Champagne! Admire a succession of incredible private mansions and residences, each more beautiful than the last. Stop to visit the cellars of one of the famous Champagne Houses (Moët, Mercier, De Castellane, etc.) or to taste the best vintages in one of the champagne bars. 

With its hundreds of kilometres of cellars, the Avenue de Champagne is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Epernay balloon allows you to fly to about 150 meters high. Enjoy the spectacular 360° panoramic view of the city of Epernay, the surrounding vineyards and the Champagne region. A unique and memorable perspective of the Champagne region.

Warning! The balloon can stop flying at any time due to wind conditions. Remember to call them on the day of your visit to check that it is taking off.

This family establishment has been set up for several generations in Fleury-la-Rivière, 10km from Epernay. As a harvesting owner, they cultivate their vines using a sustainable and reasoned viticulture approach.

The family wants to perpetuate traditions and ancestral know-how. They have therefore chosen to keep using hand-riddling for all their production.

They welcome you for a tour of their cellar and a tasting of their range of champagne. Meet the producers of the champagne that we are currently offering you for breakfast.

In a completely different style, the Nicolas Feuillatte Wine Center welcomes you to the heart of the vineyards in Chouilly, a 5-minute drive from Linterfaces guesthouse.

Discover the behind-the-scenes of the production of Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne during this original visit. All the stages are revealed to you in complete transparency: vat room, riddling, disgorging, labelling, etc.

Here, no historic chalk pits, but an immersive tour that is out of the ordinary, educational and poetic.

10 minutes from the House, Chez Max is a family restaurant passed down from father to son, a sure value for 2 generations. Taste, excellence and a shared passion for traditional cuisine.

The warm staff welcomes you every day except Monday. To avoid unpleasant surprises, I advise you to book before your stay.

A 3-minute walk from the House, the Table Kobus offers innovative cuisine that evolves with the seasons. The Chef offers bistronomic cuisine in an elegant setting, typical of the most beautiful Parisian brasseries of 1900.

You will appreciate the fine and tasty cuisine as well as the advice of the sommelier who is attentive to the choice of your wines.

Châlons-en-Champagne, nicknamed the Sparkling Venice, is a city with a rich architectural heritage. Don't miss the Saint-Étienne Cathedral and the Notre-Dame-en-Vaux collegiate church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The “Jards” in the heart of the city are 3 gardens that offer more than 12 hectares of greenery.

The must-see visit? An Eau’dyssée boat trip during the day to explore the city from a different angle. Or at night, the Métamorph’eau’ses boat trip with its traveling sound and light show on the water, unique in Europe. Châlons-en-Champagne also offers a significant cultural life, with its museums, its festivals and events throughout the year.

Visiting Hautvillers, the birthplace of champagne, allows you to discover the village where the monk Dom Pérignon perfected the method of making champagne. This charming village offers panoramic views of the region's vineyards and the Marne Valley. Its picturesque streets and wrought iron signs add to the authentic charm of the place.

The Abbey of Saint-Pierre, where Dom Pérignon is buried, is a must-see historical site. Hautvillers is ideal for wine and history lovers wishing to explore the origins of champagne in a bucolic setting.