What to do · Reims
The Taittinger cellars and the crayères of Saint-Nicaise
Information
- Duration
- 1 h 15
- Season
- All year
- Who it's for
- Adults
Taittinger's cellars, on Place Saint-Nicaise, occupy Gallo-Roman crayères and the basements of the former Abbey of Saint-Nicaise, destroyed in the Revolution, eighteen metres underground. It is the visit that best combines champagne and history.
The visit
It runs all year and is booked online, choosing between four tastings. Prices and duration appear when you book. On the same site, Taittinger has a restaurant, Polychrome, with a guest chef each season.
Tips
- Same hill as Pommery If you want two cellars in one afternoon, they are a few minutes' walk apart.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the Taittinger cellars?
On Place Saint-Nicaise, in the Saint-Remi district.
Do I need to book?
Yes, online.
