Le Manoir De Gressy

Through "The Champagne Trail", discover the vineyards of Reims, one of the most beautiful in the world and made steps in the cellars of Champagne houses, from the traditional to the most prestigious. On this road, you'll be sure to try a dinner in a cellar for an unforgettable moment. At the corner of one of the Champagne vineyards, find out one of the tourist attractions of the region point

Chantilly is now listed as a 'town of art and history'. There are several sites and places of interest to visit in Chantilly although there are two particular features for which the town is known: the Château de Chantilly and whipped cream! Horse enthusiast will certainly want to visit the Grand Stables ('Les Grandes Écuries'), a very substantial 18th century building which is still used for demonstrations of dressage and other spectacles. It is home to the 'Living Museum of the Horse' (musée vivant du cheval), a popular museum with numerous artefacts relating to horses from horse-pulled carriages to paintings and drawings. The horse theme continues with Chantilly Hippodrome. This was built next to the Les Grandes Écuries in the 19th century and is one of the most important racecourses in France.

Notre-Dame is a masterpiece of Gothic art, built in the 13th century. The cathedral is famous for having been the site of the coronation of the kings of France. The Royal Abbey of Saint Remi is now a museum of the history of Reims and regional archeology. The abbey church, Saint-Remi Basilica: built in Roman times and rebuilt in the Gothic period, his side has beautiful windows from the 12th century and houses the tomb of Saint Remi.

With a unique heritage in France and a series of activities based on the theme of the Middle Ages, Provins takes its visitors back to the time of lords and knights. Passport allow to combine visits to monuments and entrance to some shows. For those coming through the city on foot, the Tourist Office has set up a pedestrian and signaling pathways to travel around the city and discover its many monuments.

Meaux is a vibrant city with many activities. Rich in history, it offers visitors a great heritage. History lovers will want to visit the Museum of the Great War and complete their knowledge of WW1. Simple walkers can enjoy the cycle area and the small marina. For a more sporting activity, go to the rowing club and canoe / kayak to embark on the Marne. Gourmets can test these two specialties: Brie de Meaux and Meaux mustard.