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By Anne-Sophie,
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through eight breathtaking viewpoints and immerse yourself in the heart of our region’s identity!
The Panoramic Tour invites you to discover the treasures of the Grande Vallée de la Marne Community of Communes through an exceptional itinerary.
Admire the perfect harmony between nature, heritage, and winemaking expertise as you travel through the iconic landscapes of Champagne. Endless vine-covered hillsides, picturesque villages, and the peaceful curves of the Marne River make up this circuit designed for lovers of the great outdoors, photography enthusiasts, and fans of outdoor walks.
A journey rich in emotions and spectacular panoramas, to be experienced and relived without moderation.
The Panoramic Tour: a life-size escape in the heart of Champagne
Want to feast your eyes ? Embark on the Panoramic Tour, a spectacular circuit through eight unmissable viewpoints that reveal all the beauty of the Grande Vallée de la Marne.
Between rolling vineyards, traditional villages, and the meandering Marne River, each stop is an invitation to contemplate. Whether you are a nature lover, photography enthusiast, or simply looking to disconnect, this tour promises unforgettable moments set to the rhythm of the Champagne countryside.
Let yourself be surprised, camera in hand, and experience total immersion in the heart of an authentic and generous terroir.
The Panoramic Tour is Champagne as you’ve never seen it before!
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HAUTVILLERS “Dom Pierre Pérignon” Rue de Cumières GPS : 49°04’39.0″N 3°56’25.9″E
Admire breathtaking views of the Marne Valley, with the charming village of Hautvillers—the birthplace of Champagne—in the foreground and the city of Épernay in the background. Take the opportunity to capture the moment with a few photos, and immerse yourself in the legacy of Dom Pierre Pérignon, the iconic figure behind the creation of champagne.
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CHAMPILLON “Bellevue” Rue de la République GPS : 49°05’27.2″N 3°58’29.8″E
Perched on a hillside, this typical village enjoys an exceptional setting. Once there, treat yourself to a glass of champagne to take away and enjoy it while looking out over a veritable amphitheater of vineyards. At nightfall, the panorama gently lights up, revealing the twinkling lights of the surrounding villages—a magical atmosphere not to be missed. |
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DIZY “Le vignoble” Départementale D251 GPS : 49°04’40.2″N 3°58’40.2″E
Between Champillon and Dizy, treat yourself to a break in the heart of a sea of vineyards. This idyllic viewpoint is the perfect spot for a picnic surrounded by nature. Continue on to Dizy, then stop off at Aÿ-Champagne to discover Pressoria, the Champagne interpretation center—an immersive and entertaining visit that reveals the secrets of this exceptional wine. |
MAREUIL-SUR-AY “Coteaux du Gruguet” Notre-Dame du Gruguet GPS : 49°02’44.2″N 4°02’37.9″E
Climb up to the site of Notre-Dame du Gruguet, where a statue, erected by the inhabitants in homage to the miracle that spared the village during World War II, watches over the valley. From up there, enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the magnificent landscapes of Champagne. |
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MUTIGNY “Village perché” At the top of Rue de la Côte de Mai GPS : 49°03’56.4″N 4°01’25.5″E
Nestled at the top of the village, this viewpoint has been specially designed for children and also offers parents a well-deserved break on deckchairs. An ideal place to rest ! |
VAL DE LIVRE “La Goutte d’Or” Aboard D34 on the way to Bouzy GPS : 49°05’28.1″N 4°07’10.3″E
Located along the D34 road, this viewpoint offers a better understanding of how the vineyard uses the terrain to optimize sunlight and water capture. |
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BOUZY “La confrérie des Echevins” En lisière de foret (en haut du chemin rural du Nonicart) GPS : 49°05’52.8″N 4°08’35.2″E
Renowned for its red wine, the famous “Bouzy rouge” is a still wine, considered to be the northernmost in France. Once you reach the viewpoint, you will discover an exceptional panorama stretching across the hillsides of the valley. |
AMBONNAY “Déjeuner sur l’herbe” Chemin du Clos GPS : 49°05’24.6″N 4°09’28.8″E
The last stop on the tour, this site offers a unique view from bottom to top. You will also discover essential information about the importance of sustainable development in modern viticulture practices. |
The Panoramic Tour can be tailored to your preferences: allow around 4 hours to cover the 40 km and discover 8 exceptional panoramic views.
You can also create your own itinerary, freely choosing the stops that appeal to you. The furniture, designed for comfort and interpretation, invites you to pause, relax, and contemplate.
To enrich your visit, QR codes are installed at each site, providing easy access to detailed information about the surrounding area.
