Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Helen Higgins (13 months ago)
If you're a history buff or like to know more about the how of champagne making then this is a great place to visit. The added audio guide is free, easy to use and informative. Was personally interested in the Champagne making the most and history but this is not the only historical heritage kept here. Loved the 'hands on' smelling of the different ingredients that go into the Champagne with the different grapes. Relaxing way to fill in a few hours between Champagne house tours. It was advertised that there was a cafe here, but that didn't eventuate. Shame they haven't changed the signage.
If you're a history buff or like to know more about the how of champagne making then this is a great place to visit. The added audio guide is free, easy to use and informative. Was personally interested in the Champagne making the most and history but this is not the only historical heritage kept here. Loved the 'hands on' smelling of the different ingredients that go into the Champagne with the different grapes. Relaxing way to fill in a few hours between Champagne house tours. It was advertised that there was a cafe here, but that didn't eventuate. Shame they haven't changed the signage.
Rachel Shuttleworth (13 months ago)
A lovely afternoon spent in the museum. Its in a beautiful building that we were lucky to have practically to ourselves . We had lunch in the gardens at the back of the museum which are free to use if you don't want to go in the museum itself.
A lovely afternoon spent in the museum. Its in a beautiful building that we were lucky to have practically to ourselves . We had lunch in the gardens at the back of the museum which are free to use if you don't want to go in the museum itself.
Cameron Fox (14 months ago)
Great museum well worth the €9. The exhibits are interesting and the audioguides are helpful but the real attraction is the building itself. It’s a beautiful Château which has been tastefully modernized, complete with a massive cellar. Allow two hours.
Great museum well worth the €9. The exhibits are interesting and the audioguides are helpful but the real attraction is the building itself. It’s a beautiful Château which has been tastefully modernized, complete with a massive cellar. Allow two hours.
Andrew David (15 months ago)
So much information! I enjoyed the museum so much. It gives history of the chateau and family while also going through everything you could ever know about champagne
So much information! I enjoyed the museum so much. It gives history of the chateau and family while also going through everything you could ever know about champagne
Jeevashi Pareemanen (20 months ago)
Today is the first Sunday of the month and we were lucky to access the museum for free. There are multiple floors to visit and the 1st floor covers thoroughly the process of making champagne. The rest is about archeology and paleontology. Pass Education is accepted here.
Today is the first Sunday of the month and we were lucky to access the museum for free. There are multiple floors to visit and the 1st floor covers thoroughly the process of making champagne. The rest is about archeology and paleontology. Pass Education is accepted here.
