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This staircase takes you to the platform at the water's edge. You can take your bike down and store it there.

Take a seat and enjoy the peace and quiet and the view of the water.

The Avenue de Champagne in Épernay is a prestigious 1.6-kilometer-long avenue known as the "richest avenue in the world" for its millions of bottles of champagne in underground cellars. Along the avenue are famous champagne houses, historic villas, gardens, and two listed monuments: the City Hall and Château Perrier. The avenue is the city's main tourist attraction and the scene of events such as the "Soirée Blanche" and "Habits de Lumière." Since 2015, the avenue has been part of the Champagne UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In 2015, the champagne house De Venoge established itself in a stately villa on the prestigious Avenue de Champagne in Épernay. This elegant residence, dating from 1900 and now a luxury hotel, is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Guests can enjoy the house's champagnes in the stylish bar, while the wine shop presents a selection of the most exceptional and oldest vintages. In front of the mansion stands a statue of King Louis XV, the French monarch who played a key role in the development of champagne as we know it today. Under his reign, Champagne was the first—and at the time, only—wine region in France to be permitted to sell and transport wine in bottles instead of barrels. Because fermentation in the bottle was not yet complete, carbon dioxide (CO₂) was created, giving birth to the first sparkling champagnes.

Perrier-Jouët is a champagne house founded in 1811 by Pierre-Nicholas-Marie Perrier. The company is located in Épernay and has a house style characteristic of the city. Épernay is located near the Côte des Blancs, a region primarily planted with Chardonnay, and therefore uses a lot of Chardonnay in its champagnes. Source: Wikipedia

Some of the buildings are monumental and an expression of capital - but even the small winemakers have very good champagnes to offer that are in no way inferior to the big houses!

It's an island of about 4,500 square meters floating where the Marne River separates Épernay and Magenta, accessible only by boat or swimming. A stone's throw from the Épernay campsite and the Magenta landfill, this bean-shaped piece of land officially became the Ilocratie de la Tête à l’âne in 2018. A micronation with a constitution, a flag, an anthem, a motto ("Family, Friends, Nature"), a rallying cry (a donkey doing a "hi-haw," of course!), and even a government (the Ciboulot) and ministers. These are the owners of the place, a somewhat eccentric family who describe themselves in their bylaws as "a friendly and welcoming group of gentle, enlightened dreamers."

The beginning of the most famous street in the entire Champagne region, with a selection of renowned champagne houses on either side of the avenue, each more chic - or more pompous - than the last.