Champagne France Tours from Paris
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Champagne France tours from Paris take the whole day, ten to eleven hours door to door, with about two hours on the road each way. Pick your start first: a hotel pickup, a private car, or a café at 7:00 am.
Champagne France day trips from Paris
★★★★★ 4.8 (703 reviews · 11 hours)
Paris hotel pickupA house and growersLunch included
Collected at your Paris hotel for a big house's cellars, subject to availability, then Reims Cathedral, a three-course lunch in Épernay, a family winery and a blind tasting in the vines. Eleven hours door to door.
From $400 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
★★★★★ 4.9 (364 reviews · 11 hours)
From Paris, 7 amA house and growersMax 8 guests
The minibus leaves Café Dada Ternes at 7:00 am sharp for Reims Cathedral, a family winery and Nicolas Feuillatte's cellars, three glasses at each. Lunch in Épernay is an hour at your own cost. Eight people at most.
From $263 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
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★★★★★ 4.8 (1,733 reviews · 10 hours)
Paris hotel pickupA house and growersMax 8 guestsLunch included
Hotel pickup in central Paris with a croissant and water, then a famous house, lunch at a winemaker's table with three champagnes, and a family estate: at least eight tastings. Drop-off at the Hôtel de Ville.
From $372 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
★★★★★ 4.9 (14 reviews · 9 hours)
Paris hotel pickupA house and growersYour group only
A private car for up to seven from any Paris hotel or home: an hour at Reims Cathedral, two hours in Vranken-Pommery's cellars and two with Michel Fagot, a family producer. Lunch is extra; infant seats available.
From $848 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
A famous house and lunch, from your Paris hotel
My Winedays collects you in central Paris for a famous house, lunch at a winemaker's table and a family estate, with at least eight tastings in the day.
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What a Champagne France tour from Paris is
It is a whole day in Champagne, bought in Paris as one fare. You leave in the morning by
minibus or private car and you are back in the evening. The shared days run ten to eleven
hours door to door, and the private car nine. About two hours each way go on the drive, so
you spend five to eight hours in the region itself.
In that time you visit two or three producers, and most days add Reims Cathedral, the Avenue de
Champagne in Épernay or the hillside village of Hautvillers. The tastings are in your fare
on every day. Lunch is in the fare on some and not on others, and that is the second thing
to check after the start.
Every day from Paris pairs a big name with a smaller producer. Blue Fox Travel takes you
to Nicolas Feuillatte and a family winery; Parismatic to Vranken-Pommery and Michel Fagot's
family cellar. GO GO Tours and My Winedays book a famous house by its free slots, so you
learn the name nearer the day.
Why choose a tour from Paris
You never change trains or book a cellar slot
On your own, a day in Champagne means a train to Reims or Épernay, a booked slot at each
house and a taxi to any grower in the villages. On a tour you sit in one vehicle and the
guide has booked every visit.
Your start is a hotel door or one café
GO GO Tours and My Winedays collect you at your central Paris hotel, and Parismatic at any
hotel or home in the city. Blue Fox Travel meets everyone at Café Dada Ternes, and the
minibus leaves at 7:00 am sharp.
Nobody in your party drives after the tastings
The glasses add up over a day: six on Blue Fox Travel's, at least eight on My
Winedays'. With a driver-guide, nobody has to stay sober for the two hours back.
A house and a grower in the same day
You taste a house's cuvée in its chalk cellars and a family's own wine at its table. A
house buys grapes across the region; a grower makes champagne from its own vines. Seeing both
in one day is the quickest way to learn the difference.
Tours from Paris vs the train and a Reims tour
The alternative is to take the train yourself and join a tour that starts in Champagne.
By TGV you are in Reims in about 45 minutes, and the direct train to Épernay takes about 1
hour 20. Here is how the two ways compare, using each listing's own figures.
| A day from Paris | Train + a tour from Reims | Train + a tour from Épernay |
|---|
| What the tour costs | $263 to $400 per person shared; $848 private | $140 to $386 per person, plus your rail fare | $105 to $632 per person, plus your rail fare |
| Where you start | A Paris hotel, or a café at 7:00 am | The Reims station square | The Épernay tourist office |
| Time on the road | About 2 hours each way | About 45 minutes each way by TGV | About 1 hour 20 each way |
| Length in Champagne | 5 to 8 hours | A half day or a full day | 1 hour 30 to a full day |
| Who pours | A house and a smaller producer | Growers, a house, or both | Houses on foot, growers, or a bus tasting |
| Best for | A first visit with nothing to plan | More time in the cellars, less on the road | The Avenue de Champagne and short formats |
Check availability from $263
If you are happy to plan one train, a start in Champagne gives you more time with the
producers and more choice of format. If you want to wake up in Paris with everything
arranged, the road days are simpler.
What you get, and what you don't
- Included on every day: the transport there and back, a guide or
driver-guide, and the visits and tastings at each producer.
- Two or three producers: Nicolas Feuillatte and a family winery on Blue Fox
Travel's day; Vranken-Pommery and Michel Fagot on Parismatic's; a famous house and a family
winery on GO GO Tours'; a famous house and small family vineyards on My Winedays'.
- Lunch: three courses in Épernay on GO GO Tours' day, and a winemaker's
table on My Winedays'. Bring money for lunch on Blue Fox Travel's and Parismatic's.
- Extras on the way: a blind tasting in the vines on GO GO Tours' day;
on My Winedays', a croissant and water for the drive and a masterclass in the vines when the
weather allows.
- Not included: tips, and anything you buy at the producers.
Hotel pickup, the cathedral and lunch
GO GO Tours collects you at your Paris hotel for a big house, Reims Cathedral, a three-course lunch in Épernay and a family winery.
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Planning a tour from Paris
- Budget: $263 to $400 per person for a shared day,
and $848 per person for the private car. Add lunch on the days that leave it out.
- Set an alarm: Blue Fox Travel leaves at 7:00 am sharp and asks you to
arrive 15 minutes early. The hotel pickups send your time before the day.
- Check the ages: GO GO Tours says its day does not suit under-16s.
Nobody under 18 is served alcohol, so ask what children are offered instead.
- Know the refund rule: every day from Paris refunds in full up to 24
hours ahead. My Winedays may cancel below four travellers and offer another date or a
refund.
- Dress for the chalk: the cellars stay at 10 to 12 °C in every season,
so bring a warm layer and shoes with grip.
Set these fares against the houses' own visits before you book, and read what each champagne tour costs for the full
picture.
Who should choose something else
- If you are staying in Reims. The Reims champagne tours start at the station square
and give you the same kind of producers without four hours on the road.
- If you want the Avenue de Champagne on foot. The Épernay champagne tours start 1
hour 20 from Paris by direct train, and three houses there are within 500 m of each
other.
- If you want to ride through the vines. The champagne bike tours start in Reims or
Épernay; none leaves from Paris.
- If you want one house and nothing else. Mercier's visit costs EUR 25 and
Moët & Chandon's EUR 48 at their own door. Read visiting the houses by train first.
Frequently asked questions
Can you do a Champagne France tour from Paris?
Yes. Day trips collect you from a Paris hotel or leave a Paris café at 7 am, drive about two hours each way and last 9 to 11 hours. Or take the train: about 45 minutes by TGV to Reims, or 80 minutes direct to Épernay, and join a tour there.
Where do the tours from Paris start?
Blue Fox Travel's minibus leaves Café Dada Ternes at 7:00 am sharp, and you should be there 15 minutes early. GO GO Tours and My Winedays collect you at your central Paris hotel, and Parismatic at any hotel or home inside Paris.
How long is a champagne day trip from Paris?
Ten to eleven hours on the shared days and nine on the private car. About two hours each way go on the drive, so you spend five to eight hours in Champagne itself.
Which tours from Paris visit a big champagne house?
All of them pair a house with a smaller producer. Blue Fox Travel goes to Nicolas Feuillatte and Parismatic to Vranken-Pommery. GO GO Tours and My Winedays book a famous house by availability, so the name is confirmed nearer the day.
Is lunch included on the tours from Paris?
On the GO GO Tours day (three courses in Épernay) and the My Winedays day (a winemaker's table, with at least three champagnes). Blue Fox Travel stops an hour in Épernay for a lunch you pay for, and Parismatic leaves lunch out of the fare.
Which station do you arrive at from Paris?
Reims-Centre for the Reims meeting point; Champagne-Ardenne TGV lies outside the centre, linked by tram. For Épernay, the station is five minutes' walk from the Avenue de Champagne.
What is the cancellation policy for Champagne France tours?
Most refund in full if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. À La Française's private growers day and the Épernay houses walk are non-refundable, and each card says which policy its fare carries.
What should you wear on a champagne tour?
Layers for the cellars and shoes with grip for the vines and the cellar stairs. On an e-bike, dress for the weather: À La Française advises gloves in cold months and sun cream in summer.
Staying in Champagne instead? Compare the Reims and Épernay starts with every Paris day on Champagne France Tours.