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Reims - Sillery

Sillery

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Plaisancier

Adresse

6c Rue Jacques Cartier
51500 Sillery
Marne, Grand Est
France
Itinéraire

Tarifs

Mooring, <=10m
15€ /24h
Mooring, >10m, <=20m
23€ /24h

Nombre d'emplacements

Currently for 24h
0 places
disponibles / 0

Liens utiles

Reims and its surroundings | Tourism in the Marne in Champagne

Équipements et services

Raccordement électrique
Prises 16A
Prises 32A
Ravitaillement en eau
Laverie
Éclairages nocturnes
Espaces verts
Poubelles
WiFi
Douches
Sanitaires
Moyens de paiement
Jetons
Porte-monnaie Qipeo
Prix complémentaires
Electricity
0.24€ /1kW
Drinking water
0.18€ /50L

Description

Welcome to the Sillery (Marne) mooring stop for boaters: a warm stop at the foot of the Montagne de Reims, between the gentle terraces of the town centre with Art Deco façades and the bustle of the Cité des Sacres, birthplace of champagne. The stop, currently under development, offers berths distributed across two pontoons, a welcoming harbourmaster's office, as well as electrical hookups and water supply. On site you will find restrooms, showers, a washing machine and tumble dryer for practical comfort. Book and activate your services easily via the dematerialised desk (account creation required): search by geolocation or search field, then select and activate services from the interface.

Tourisme

Sillery (Marne, France)

Sillery is a wine village located on the slopes of the Montagne de Reims, near Reims. It is part of the terroir of the Champagne appellation and offers terraced vineyard landscapes, often planted on chalky soils. The village retains a rural atmosphere linked to vine cultivation and the production of sparkling wine. It is a common stop for those exploring the Champagne routes.

Heritage and history

The territory of Sillery bears witness to a long winemaking history: plots cultivated for several centuries and traces of exploitation of the underlying chalk. Cellars dug into the chalk are an integral part of the local heritage, used for bottle ageing. The landscape is also marked by stone winemakers' houses and clos (enclosed vineyards) bordered by embankments.

Nature and landscapes

The slopes offer fine views over the plain and the wooded massifs of the Montagne de Reims. South-facing slopes favor grape ripening. Walks between vine rows, depending on the season, allow observation of wildflowers and the layout of plots typical of the Champagne vineyard.

Activities and wine tourism

One can visit family cellars and take part in guided tastings to understand the terroir's specificities. Several hiking paths and small roads make it possible to discover the vineyards on foot or by bike. Visits are often organized by appointment with independent winemakers.

Not to be missed

  • The vineyards of Sillery: walks among south-facing plots.
  • Cellars dug into the chalk: cool, Germanic-like atmosphere for ageing.
  • Tasting at a winemaker's: discovery of local Champagne cuvées.
  • Viewpoint on the Montagne de Reims: panoramas over the valley and slopes.
  • Hiking routes: paths that cross the clos and groves.

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