Hotel Jeanne D'Arc Reims

26 Rue Jeanne D'arc Reims, Champagne-Ardenne, France

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Bubbly Anyone?

A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

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... we came just at the wrong time of year because most of the tourist attractions were closed, but that actually meant it was deserted and we could stroll up the Avenue de Champagne without another soul in sight!

We had a stroll around the town with it's cobbled streets and found a lovely little Champagne store and tasting bar. We sat there for a good hour tasting Champagne and thinking how lucky we ...

Christmas Market, Friends & Farewell (for now)

A travel blog entry by chipandjoni

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... On our last day in Meursault (Monday), the sun came out and the sky turned blue. We hadn’t wanted to sound like anyone should feel sorry for us, so we haven’t been complaining about the clouds, fog and rain of the past two weeks. We also didn’t think you probably wanted to hear that living in a castle, even one with hot water heat, can get a little cold and drafty. But now I’m 'fessing up, because Monday was ...

Notre Dame de Reims!

A travel blog entry by frdrick

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Arrivee a paris a 11h00 heure locale, nous avons pris possession de notre rutilante citroen C1 1.0i
vers 12h30! Ensuite on a pris la route vers Reims en evitant les routes a peages, nous avons traverse plusieur petit village francais.

Nous ne sommes pas trop de deux pour tenter de comprendre les indicartions routiere, heureusement pour moi, mon copilote est vraiment bonne avec les cartes.

Nous somme arrives a notre hotel a Reims a ...

A Champagne tour

A travel blog entry by gillianf

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... windows were destroyed in the first world war.

Being a Sunday most of the shops in the town were closed but there were some eating places opened for the tourists for lunch. After lunch we drove about 40 minutes to a place called Epernay to visit Moet & Chandon. There were some great views on the way of the vineyards with leaves turning brown on the vines.

At Moet & Chandon we had a similar talk ...

Finishing off the weekend

A travel blog entry by nboyer

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... br> Our first stop was at the Porte des Allemands . Built in different stages, it is an entry into the city connected to the once standing fortifying walls surrounding the town. We had time there to sketch also, but the weather decided to get windier and colder as the day passed. We then ventured across town a bit to the Cathedrale St. Etienne. The gorgeous church stands in the middle of town towering over the rest of the area. It was ...

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