Champagne
- States
- France
- Category
- Cultural
- Year
- 2019
- Region
- Europe & North America
- Coordinates
- 49.0775, 3.9461111111
- Last Visited
- 2019
- UNESCO ID
- 1465
- WH Site
- 1465
The Champagne Hillsides, a UNESCO World Heritage site in France, is a historic wine region renowned for its sparkling wine production since the 17th century. Its rolling vineyards, ancient cellars, and charming villages reflect centuries of viticultural tradition. The unique chalky soil and microclimate contribute to the distinctive quality of Champagne. This landscape showcases the ingenuity of winemakers who perfected the méthode champenoise. It blends natural beauty with cultural significance, tied to global celebrations. The site offers a testament to France’s enduring legacy in winemaking.
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Points (14)
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• Avenue de Champagne
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• Cave d’Aÿ - Underground
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• Cave de Mareuil-sur- d’Aÿ - Underground
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• Cave Thomas - Underground
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• Caves coopératives d’Hautvillers - Underground
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• Caves de l'avenue de Champagne - Underground
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• Caves Martel - Underground
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• Caves Pommery, Ruinart, Veuve-Cliquot, Charles Heidsieck - Underground
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• Caves Taittinger - Underground
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• Colline Saint-Nicaise
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• Coteaux d’Aÿ
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• Coteaux d’Hautvillers
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• Coteaux de Mareuil-sur- d’Aÿ
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• Fort Chabrol