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	ARDENNES- Département 08 The Ardennes is the ideal destination for a relaxing break or holiday. Discover the deep forest of Arduinna en Celte, its thousand mysterious paths which lead you to the heart of untamed natural sites, take in the lakes and rivers which offer a variety of activities such as fishing, bathing, sailing, canoeing and yachting. Choose a hiking or biking excursion to explore a particular theme, such as Rimbaud and Verlaine country, the legends of the Meuse and Semoy or the fortifications. All offer magnificent vantage points for admiring the meanders of the Meuse and Semoy rivers and the outstanding flora and fauna. TOWNS: Charleville-Mézières, Sedan, Vouziers, Rethel.
	MARNE- Département 51 As the river Marne wends its way through its eponymous département, Champagne sparkles! This land which gave its name to the famous wine is also steeped in history. In Reims, the city of the coronation of the Kings of France, you can hail the Smiling Angel and visit the incredible Gallo-Roman chalk-pits. Epernay, the capital of Champagne, will reveal the secret behind the bubbles in the famous Avenue de Champagne. Besides its vineyards, the Marne is also a land of lakes, forests and ponds teeming with fish, the ideal setting for those fond of country breaks. TOWNS: Châlons-sur-Marne, Reims, Epernay, Vitry-le-François.
	AUBE- Département 10 Aube in Champagne has something for everyone: rich landscapes, history, leisure activities and fine cuisine. Discover the Champagne region through its contrasting scenery, authenticity, generosity and its traditional hospitality. Enjoy the lakes and many activities available in the Orient forest nature park or visit Troyes, capital of the Counts of Champagne. Explore the deep Chaource forest and sample its famous cheese or relax to the soothing rippling of peaceful streams. TOWNS: Troyes, Nogent-sur-Seine, Bar-sur-Aube.
	HAUTE-MARNE- Département 52 South of Champagne, at the crossroads of Burgundy and Lorraine, the Haute-Marne is a repository of hidden treasures. Travel through its 590,000 acres of forests, visit Colombey-les-deux-Eglises, the burial place of General Charles de Gaulle. The north-west is home to the Champagne copse with Der-Chantecoq lake, while the south is where you can explore the fortified city of Langres. In the east, the Haute-Marne's landscapes cut by valleys are perfect for hiking excursions. In addition to its pure environment, this is an important basketry and cutlery-making centre. You will also enjoy a visit to the thermal baths at Bourbonne-les-Bains. TOWNS: Chaumont, St-Dizier, Langres.