Tourism

Lake Der-Chantecoq

Largest man made lake in Europe

Reims cathedral

the Roman Catholic cathedral of Reims, where the kings of France were once crowned
Hôtel de Marisy

A turret-style Renaissance pilasters and carved arms and a watchtower are

represented

Hotel du Lion Noir

With three floors, a balcony, and a wooden spiral staircase, this was popular in
the time of the second renaissance.
Gastronomy
Specialties
tête de veau (calfs head). andouillette de Troyes (sausage). champagne Chicken

Cheeses
Chaource, Langres, Troyen, and Coulommier

History
 In 56 BC, the Romans conquered Champagne, started to cultivate grapes for the
production of wine and transformed villages into prosperous trading hubs. 
 Throughout the Middle Ages, Champagne was famous for the great fairs held in its
cities, where merchants from the rest of Europe met six times a year
 This commercial prosperity brought with it religious, political and artistic ascendancy,
culminating in the construction of a gothic cathedral in Reims in 1176
Champagne

People go to Champagne-Ardenne for their world famous sparkling

white wine :)