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Editor's Choice

This selection highlights the UNESCO-listed architectural and viticultural heritage of the Champagne region. It focuses on the 13th-century Reims Cathedral, the traditional site of French royal coronations, and the Abbey of Saint-Remi. The list also features the historic 'crayères'—ancient Gallo-Roman chalk pits repurposed as champagne cellars—and the broader cultural landscape where the traditional sparkling wine method was developed and commercialized.

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Cathédrale Notre-Dame et Palais du Tau

13th-century Gothic cathedral where French kings were crowned. The adjacent Palais du Tau, formerly the archbishop's residence, houses the cathedral's treasury and original monumental sculptures.

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Ancienne Abbaye Saint-Remi

Former 11th-century Benedictine abbey and basilica housing the tomb of Saint Remi. The site historically preserved the holy ampulla used for the anointing of French monarchs during coronation ceremonies.