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Discover the Marne: top visits and activities
A stay at Flower Camping de la Forêt is the perfect opportunity to discover the Marne and its many treasures, including unspoilt nature, historical heritage, gastronomy and Champagne know-how. Located just a stone’s throw from Lac du Der, our campsite in the Marne is a strategic starting point for exploring this emotionally rich part of the Grand-Est region. Whether you’re a history buff, a culture buff, a nature lover or a bubbly connoisseur, tourism in the Marne promises a wealth of discoveries.
Selection of must-see tours in the Marne
It’s impossible to visit the Marne without passing by the famous Lac du Der Chantecoq, which borders the campsite, with its beaches, trails and birdwatching observatories. A true paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers.
Nearby, don’t miss the route des églises à pans de bois et vitraux du XVIe siècle, a unique heritage in Champagne, as well as theVillagemuséedu Der, located in Sainte-Marie-du-Lac-Nuisement, will immerse you in local history and traditions. Gourmets will appreciate a break at the La Grange aux Abeilles restaurant, where you can discover a beekeeping exhibition with a live apiary, or at the Au Petit Pari restaurant, just 2 km from the campsite. For fishermen, the Maison des Pêcheurs de Giffaumont Champaubert is a must. (tel. 0326 72 63 43)
For a cultural getaway, Reims, the city of the sacres, awaits you with its majestic cathedral, crayères and Champagne houses. Vitry-le-François, gateway to Lac du Der, is also worth a visit for its collegiate church and its history. Troyes plunges you into a fascinating medieval setting, with its half-timbered houses, picturesque streets and museums. A few kilometers from Lac du Der, the Haras National de Montier-en-Der invites you to discover thehistory of horses and horsemanship, with guided tours and dressage demonstrations. Brienne-le-Château, meanwhile, is an imperial city, a veritable jewel case of heritage. Visit this emblematic city of Napoleon, with its citadel, mansions and museums dedicated to military history.
For history buffs, several memorial sites recall the fighting of the Great War, such as the Sommepy-Tahure Necropolis and the Dormans Memorial.
Champagne tourist route
Exploring the Marne also means taking the famous Champagne Tourist Route and discovering the hillsides, cellars and emblematic houses of this exceptional wine region. Explore the vineyards of the Marne Valley, meet passionate winemakers and enjoy a glass of this exceptional wine.
Between Épernay, the capital of Champagne, Hautvillers and Châlons-en-Champagne, signposted itineraries guide you through undulating landscapes and typical villages. A sensory and cultural experience not to be missed, revealing the cultural heritage of the Champagne region.
Best things to do in the Marne
Throughout the year, the region comes alive withcultural and sporting events. The Moov’o’Der festival on Lac du Der returns for its fourth edition on May 29, 30 and 31, 2026, with free sports initiation, demonstrations, concerts and a fireworks display on the shores of the lake.
And in November, don’t miss the Festival international de la photo animalière et de nature in Montier-en-Der, a not-to-be-missed event for lovers of images and biodiversity. Tourism in the Marne is a year-round experience, in tune with the seasons and passions. In addition to these highlights, you can also explore the Verzy false beech trees, the only ones of their kind in Europe, and enjoy hiking,trail running,horseback riding and even hot-air ballooning.
The forests, lakes and plains of the Marne offer an incredible adventure playground for outdoor enthusiasts. To discover the Marne is to live an authentic and diverse experience.
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