Champagne-Ardennes & Burgundy
Champagne-Ardennes & Burgundy by Arthur Eperon, published by Christopher Helm in 1996, is a travel guide that explores the rich history and diverse landscapes of these two renowned French regions. With 250 pages, this edition provides insights into the cultural and historical significance of Champagne and Burgundy, highlighting their beautiful churches, abbeys, and chateaux, as well as the picturesque waterways that weave through charming towns and villages.
Readers will discover that Champagne and Burgundy offer much more than their famous wines. The book delves into the wild, less populated areas of France, including the legendary hills and forests of the Ardennes and the serene streams and pools of Burgundy’s Morvan. This guide serves as a resource for those interested in exploring the natural beauty and historical depth of these regions, making it a valuable addition for travelers and history enthusiasts alike.
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Champagne and Burgundy have more to offer than just wines. Both regions are rich in history, with lovely old churches, abbeys and chateaux, both have waterways among old towns and villages, and both contain some of the wildest, least populated areas of France. The hills, forests and looping rivers of the Ardennes and thick forests, streams and pools of Burgundy’s Morvan are wild lands of legend and mythology.
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