Reims Champagne Tours from Paris
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Reims Champagne tours from Paris run 9 to 12 hours door to door, with about two hours on the road each way or a train from Gare de l'Est. Pick your start first: a hotel pickup, a 7:00 am café, or the train.
Champagne tours from Paris to Reims
★★★★★ 4.9 (364 reviews · 11 hours)
A house and growersFrom Paris, 7 amMax 8 guests
A minibus for eight leaves Café Dada Ternes at 7:00 am sharp. Reims Cathedral, a family winery, Nicolas Feuillatte's cellars near Épernay and Hautvillers abbey, with three glasses at each producer. Lunch in Épernay is yours to buy.
From $263 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
★★★★★ 4.9 (138 reviews · 12 hours)
Big-house cellarsParis hotel pickupMax 7 guests
Hotel pickup in Paris in a minivan for seven. A sommelier-guide takes you to the Pressoria pressing centre in Aÿ, then Charles Mignon or Mercier in Épernay and a vineyard tasting in Hautvillers. Lunch and soft drinks are extra.
From $298 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
★★★★★ 5.0 (35 reviews · 12 hours)
A house and growersParis hotel pickupMax 8 guests
Pickup in your central Paris hotel lobby, at a time sent the day before. A family producer, a big house when one has a slot, the cathedral, the avenue in Épernay, then a blind tasting and a sabrage. Lunch is free time.
From $262 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
★★★★★ 4.8 (16 reviews · 11 hours)
Big-house cellarsParis by trainMax 8 guestsLunch included
The train from Paris Gare de l'Est, tickets in the fare, first or second class. A guide meets you at Reims station for a famous house's cellars, lunch, the avenue and Hautvillers: ten tastings. Non-refundable once booked.
From $645 per person
Non-refundable: this fare cannot be cancelled or changed once booked.
★★★★★ 4.9 (14 reviews · 9 hours)
A house and growersParis hotel pickupYour group only
Collected from any hotel or home inside Paris, up to seven of you in one car. An hour at Reims Cathedral, then a big house's chalk cellars and Michel Fagot's small family cellar, two hours each. Infant seats available.
From $848 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Six tastings, from a Paris café at 7:00 am
Blue Fox Travel's minibus takes eight of you to a family winery and a big house near Épernay, with the cathedral and Hautvillers on the way.
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What a Reims Champagne tour from Paris actually is
It is a whole day in Champagne, bought as one ticket in Paris. You leave in the morning by
minibus, private car or train, and you are back in the evening. Door to door, the days run 9
to 12 hours. On the road days about two hours each way go on the drive, so a shared day
spends around eight hours in Champagne 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.
Lunch, on most of the days, is not.
What separates the days is who pours your glass. Some pair a family grower with a big house
such as Nicolas Feuillatte or Pommery. One goes by train to Veuve Clicquot. One puts a
sommelier in charge of the whole 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 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.
You reach family growers you could not find alone
Blue Fox Travel, GO GO Tours and Parismatic each take you to a small producer as well as a
bigger name. On your own you would have to find a family cellar and book it yourself.
Your start is a hotel door or one café
GO GO Tours, BackTrip and Parismatic collect you at your Paris hotel. Blue Fox Travel meets
everyone at one café, Café Dada Ternes, and you are on the road by 7:00 am.
Nobody drives after the tastings
The tastings add up over a day: six glasses on Blue Fox Travel's, ten on the train day.
With a driver-guide, or with the train, nobody in your party has to stay sober for the drive
home.
Tours from Paris vs the train and a Reims tour
The real alternative is to take the TGV to Reims yourself, about 45 minutes as the Reims
houses put it, and join a tour that starts there. Here is how the two compare, using each
listing's own figures.
| A day from Paris by road | The train day from Paris | TGV yourself + a Reims tour |
|---|
| What you pay | $262 to $298 per person; $848 private | $645 per person, rail in the fare | Your rail fare + $140 to $321 per person |
| Where you start | A Paris hotel or a café at 7:00 am | Paris Gare de l'Est | The Reims station square |
| Time on the road | About 2 hours each way | The train each way | About 45 minutes each way by TGV |
| Who pours | A grower and a house on most days | One famous house | Growers on the half days; a house and growers on the Mumm day |
| Lunch | Yours to buy | In the fare | In the fare on most full days |
| Best for | A first visit with no planning | A named house and no driving | More time in the cellars, less on the road |
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If you are happy to plan one train, the Reims start gives you more time with the growers
for less money. If you want to wake up in Paris and have 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 tastings at each producer.
- Two producers on most days: Nicolas Feuillatte and a family winery on
Blue Fox Travel's day; Pressoria in Aÿ and Charles Mignon or Mercier on BackTrip's; Pommery
and Michel Fagot on Parismatic's private day.
- A house when one has a slot: GO GO Tours names Veuve Clicquot, Moët &
Chandon, Taittinger or Nicolas Feuillatte, subject to availability.
- Lunch: in the fare only on the train day. On the road days, bring
money for a restaurant in Épernay or Reims.
- Not included: tips, and the transfer from your hotel to Gare de l'Est on
the train day.
Hotel pickup, eight people at most
GO GO Tours collects you from your central Paris hotel for a family producer, a big house when one has a slot, a blind tasting and a sabrage.
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Planning a tour from Paris
- Budget: $262 to $298 per person for a shared day, $645
for the train day, and $848 per person for the private car. Add lunch on the road
days.
- Set an alarm: Blue Fox Travel leaves at 7:00 am sharp and asks you to be
there 15 minutes early. GO GO Tours sends your pickup time the day before.
- Check the house calendar: Veuve Clicquot's visit centre was closed from
28 December 2025 to 7 April 2026. In winter, ask before you book the train day.
- Know the refund rules: the road days refund in full up to 24 hours
ahead. The train day cannot be refunded or changed once booked.
- Dress for the chalk: the cellars are cold in every season, so bring a
warm layer and shoes with grip.
The Reims Champagne tour prices guide sets each fare against what the houses charge at their own door.
Who should choose something else
- If you are staying in Reims or Épernay. The Reims Champagne day tours start near your hotel
and give you the same producers without four hours on the road.
- If you only have an afternoon. Take the train and join one of the
half-day champagne tours from Reims: two family growers in about four hours.
- If you want one house and nothing else. A house's own cellar tour costs
EUR 30 to EUR 90, and Reims is 45 minutes from Paris by TGV. Read visiting the houses without a tour first.
- If you travel with children under 10. Check each listing's age rules
before you book; several set a minimum age.
Frequently asked questions
Can I do a Reims Champagne tour from Paris?
Yes. Some tours collect you from your Paris hotel or meet at a Paris café at 7 am and drive about one and a half to two hours each way, and one goes by train from Gare de l'Est with the tickets in the fare. Expect a day of 9 to 12 hours.
Where do the tours from Paris start?
Blue Fox Travel's minibus leaves Café Dada Ternes at 7:00 am sharp, and it asks you to arrive 15 minutes early. GO GO Tours collects you at your central Paris hotel, BackTrip at your Paris hotel, and Parismatic at any hotel or home inside Paris. The train day starts at Gare de l'Est.
Which tours from Paris visit a big champagne house?
The train day goes to Veuve Clicquot, and Parismatic's private car to Pommery. Blue Fox visits Nicolas Feuillatte. GO GO Tours adds a big house when one has a slot: Veuve Clicquot, Moët & Chandon, Taittinger or Nicolas Feuillatte.
Is lunch included on the tours from Paris?
Only on the train day, which puts lunch and ten tastings in the fare. The road days stop for lunch in Épernay or Reims and leave the bill to you. BackTrip allows an hour and a half for it.
How long is the train from Paris to Reims?
About 45 minutes by TGV, as Lanson and Taittinger both put it. The direct train from Paris Gare de l'Est to Épernay takes about 80 minutes, according to Moët & Chandon.
Which station do I arrive at from Paris?
Reims Centre station, beside the meeting point most shared tours use. Champagne-Ardenne TGV station is outside the centre: Veuve Clicquot puts it 10 minutes' drive from its visit centre, against 15 minutes from Reims Centre.
Can I cancel a booking?
Most tours refund in full if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. À La Française's private growers day with lunch and LinkParis' Veuve Clicquot day by train are non-refundable, and the Club Trésors tasting needs two days' notice. Each card states its own policy.
What should I wear on a champagne tour?
Shoes with grip for the cellar stairs and the vines, and a warm layer for the cellars in every season. Travellers on the long Paris days also advise bringing a snack.