• Epernay - As you stroll down Rue Eugène Mercier towards the renowned Avenue de Champagne, let me share some fascinating history about the sparkling wine that shares its name with an entire region of France.
• Maison de la Lune - Adjacent to the market halls, you might have noticed an intriguing building on the square. This is the Moon House, which boasts a unique history. Constructed in 1900, it was commissioned by a
• Place Bernard Stasi - To your right, you’ll discover Place Bernard Stasi. Encircled by red buildings and arcades, it was once known as Place des Arcades. In 2011, it was renamed in honor of Bernard Stasi.
• Halle Saint Thibault - Arriving at Place René Cassin, you’ll catch a lovely view of Halle Saint-Thibault on your right, the main marketplace in Epernay. It’s a perfect moment to discuss the city’s must-try specialties!
• Château Perrier - Before you stands one of the city’s most stunning structures. Château Perrier, built in 1857, was created for Charles Perrier, the son of the founder of the champagne house Perrier-Jouët.
• Place Hugues Plomb - To your right is Place Hugues Plomb, centrally located in Epernay. It’s surrounded by typical city and administrative buildings, such as the Post Inn on your left and the notary office opposite.
• Hôtel de Ville - Mairie d’Épernay - You are now facing one of Epernay’s most beautiful buildings, the City Inn. Situated at the start of Avenue de Champagne, it resembles an elegant castle and is surrounded by a park classified as a Remarkable Garden.
• Théâtre Gabrielle Dorziat - On your right is the Théâtre d’Epernay, named after Gabrielle Dorziat, a celebrated actress from Epernay. Born in 1880, she was a prominent 20th-century actress, known for her feminist and independent spirit.
• Église Notre-Dame - You are now at the entrance of the city’s main church. Notre-Dame d’Epernay, built in 1897, replaced the former Ursuline convent. It was designed by Paul Selmersheim, Chief Architect of
• Portail Saint-Martin - To your left is an impressive monument, the portal of Saint Martin. This facade belonged to an old abbey church of the same name, constructed by the counts of Champagne. The portal dates back to 1540.
• Charcuterie Traiteur Le pressoir - You find yourself in Auban-Moët Square. To your right, at the center of the roundabout, is a decoration that highlights the city’s main industry. It features a press, a crucial element in champagne production.
• 9 Rue Dr Verron - Pause here for a moment and look to your right, beyond the gate. In this small courtyard lies a remarkable Renaissance relic, an old facade dating back
• Statue Dom Pérignon - You are in front of one of the many champagne houses on the avenue, Moët & Chandon, which leads the largest Champagne vineyard, owning an impressive 1190 hectares.
• Avenue de Champagne - In Epernay, a visit to this street is essential! Its name alone reveals why: it is home to the prestigious champagne houses that bring fame to the city and region.
• Place de la République - You are now in Place de la République, one of the city’s main squares. It connects to five different streets, including the famous Avenue de Champagne. Its central location makes it a popular spot, though not ideal for stopping.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• 15 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Experience the captivating city of Epernay, the heart of Champagne, in just one day. This walking tour highlights 15 essential attractions, including the renowned Avenue de Champagne, where visitors can explore esteemed champagne houses. Tour the historic Château Perrier, the remarkable City Inn, and the stunning Notre-Dame d’Épernay Church. Immerse yourself in the region’s rich wine heritage and indulge in local delicacies while wandering through picturesque squares and bustling markets. Ideal for both history and wine enthusiasts, this tour immerses you in the essence of Champagne culture and history.

• Explore 15 major attractions in Epernay on a 2 km walking tour
• Visit iconic locations such as Avenue de Champagne and Château Perrier
• Gain insights into the history of champagne and the region’s vineyards
• Delight in local delicacies and charming squares along the route

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