Where is Champagne located?

Champagne is located in the north-east of France, mainly in the Grand Est region, east of Paris. The area is closely associated with cities such as Reims and Épernay, where many of the most famous champagne houses are located. Reims often serves as a starting point for trips in the area due to its history, location and proximity to the wine country.

On the map, Champagne appears as an area between big city, countryside and vineyards. The distance from Paris makes the region easy to combine with the French capital, while the landscape quickly shifts to rolling hills, wine villages and quiet roads lined with vines.