| > | | | | even after built in gothic style. |
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| Champagne is a city in France. It was earlier called as | | | | It is mainly a city hall. It is the facade representation |
| Châlons-sur-Marne, but it was rechristened in 1998. | | | | of the neo-classic period at the end of 18th century. |
| It is the capital of both, the department of Marne | | | | The steps of the hall are guarded by four statured |
| and region of Champagne-Ardenne. | | | | lions. |
| Main Sights: | | | | Transport Facilities in this Region: |
| Saint Etienne's Cathedral: | | | | Châlons is served by an International Airport which |
| It was the first Romanesque cathedral that was built | | | | is devoted to handling cargo and shipping. This airport |
| in 12th century. It was built mainly in gothic style. | | | | ranks third in France in terms of cargo handling. This |
| Later on several additions were made in 18th century | | | | airport handles around 60000 tons of freight annually. |
| by addition of west façade (in Baroque style) and | | | | Châlons is also served by TGV train network which |
| two close spans. | | | | offers rail services to Paris and other cities. Châlons |
| Notre-Dame-en-Vaux Church: | | | | is additionally connected with the Champagne-TGV |
| It was built between 1157 and 1217 and has been | | | | station, near Rheims, with high speed trains operating |
| declared as UNESCO World Heritage Center. Its | | | | between Lille, Nantes, Rennes and Paris-Charles de |
| collegiate church was the place of worship in 12th | | | | Gaulle. |
| century and even had a cloister. | | | | Châlons is located on the intersection of A4 and |
| Saint-Alpin: | | | | A26 motorways. These motorways allow Châlons |
| This is the oldest church of the city. It was built | | | | to connect to Paris, Strasbourg via A4 and Lille and |
| earlier in Romanesque Style but was rebuilt in 1170 in | | | | Lyon via A26. SITAC BUS services are also available |
| gothic style. It is still marked by Romanesque Style | | | | for local transport in the city. |