The city where 33 French kings were crowned from 816 to 1825 and where Dom Pérignon perfected the bottle fermentation that created champagne — underground chalk quarries carved by Romans in the 3rd century now store 5 million bottles of Taittinger at constant 10°C beneath one of France's finest Gothic cathedrals, 25 km from the most devastating WWI battlefield in France.
The West Façade with 800 Sculptures Where Joan of Arc Stood at the 1429 Coronation, Marc Chagall's Blue Window Commissioned at 87, & Veuve Clicquot's Roman Chalk Cathedral Cellars
The Avenue with £34 Billion Worth of Champagne Maturing Underground & The Benedictine Monk's Hilltop Abbey Grave Where Bubble-Making Was Perfected
The Schoolroom Where WWII in Europe Ended at 2:41 AM on May 7 1945 & 130,000 Unidentified Soldiers' Bones Visible Through Basement Windows at Douaumont