Private car service from Charles de Gaulle airport to Épernay

History of the Town of Epernay

The town of Epernay, nestled in the Marne department within the Grand Est region, previously known as Champagne-Ardenne, is often celebrated as the ‘Capital of Champagne’ due to its central role in the champagne production world. Its rich history, dating back to the Gallo-Roman era, is deeply intertwined with the development and global distribution of champagne. This village has seen significant economic growth, much of which can be attributed to the route to Reims, a vital link for the transport and export of its famed beverage. The first documented mention of Epernay dates to the fifth century, underscoring its longstanding significance in the region’s, and indeed the world’s, viticulture.

Tourism and Visits to Epernay

Epernay offers a myriad of attractions that make it a popular destination for tourists. One significant landmark is the Church of Notre Dame, which has undergone several restorations due to damage sustained from bombings during past conflicts. The church boasts an array of art pieces including beautiful stained-glass windows from the Renaissance era, two classified paintings, and various sculptures. Additionally, visitors can admire the magnificent Cavaillé-Coll organs housed within the church.

Beyond religious sites, the Museum of Archaeology and Champagne in Epernay, established in 1893, is a must-visit. In the archaeology section, the museum features approximately 80,000 regional artifacts, while the wine section showcases around 4,000 items that document the history of champagne. The museum occasionally hosts special exhibits that are open to the public.

To explore Epernay thoroughly, reliable transportation is essential. That’s why our company offers a transfer service from Orly airport to Epernay. Three categories of vehicles are available for your comfort and needs: collective shuttles, private cars, and VIP luxury cars.

Transfer from Epernay to Paris Airports

The picturesque town of Epernay, often referred to as the capital of Champagne, is conveniently situated 26 km from Reims and 120 km from the French capital, Paris. When considering airport options, Epernay is 149 km away from Orly Airport, 224 km from Paris Beauvais Airport, and a relatively closer 136 km from Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport.

Understanding the need for reliable and hassle-free transportation to and from airports, we offer a specialized transfer service from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Epernay. You can choose from various options tailored to your needs, including private cars, shared shuttles, and luxury VIP vehicles. Our services are designed to provide comfort, efficiency, and peace of mind for your travels.

Transfer by Private Car Between Villa Eugène and Orly Airport

Situated in a 19th-century park in the heart of Epernay, Villa Eugène is just a short distance from the Côte des Blancs, Marne Valley, and other Champagne vineyards. This majestic hotel features unique colonial and Louis XVI-style decor. It offers fifteen air-conditioned, soundproofed rooms, some with park views. The hotel’s highlight is its period glasswork featuring an exceptional mosaic overlooking the wooded park. Breakfast is available, and the hotel partners with local restaurants less than five minutes away. For relaxation, Villa Eugène provides a heated outdoor pool and a terrace. Its English-style Eugene’s Bar, overlooking the courtyard, serves as a meeting and exchange point.

Transfer by Van Between 25bis by Leclerc Briant and Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport

For an exceptional experience, 25bis by Leclerc Briant is a guesthouse offering five uniquely designed, air-conditioned rooms located on various floors, some with garden views. Guests not only enjoy a cozy and elegant atmosphere but also benefit from premium services such as tours of the Leclerc Briant estate and a wine shop featuring all Leclerc Briant vintages. The establishment offers free Wi-Fi access. A continental and buffet breakfast is served daily, and pets are welcome. Situated on Epernay’s Avenue de Champagne, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2015, the guesthouse also boasts an excellent location.