Cuis: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Cuis is a wine-growing village with 174 hectares of vineyards. The PR117 Boucle de Cuis is a circular hiking trail connecting the villages of Cuis and Cramant. Anyone choosing Cuis as a destination may want to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.

Nature

The PR117 Boucle de Cuis is 7.4 kilometres long, takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, and starts at the Église de Cuis or Place de la Mairie de Cramant.

The circular trail runs along the foot of the classified Falaises des Roualles and offers views of the vineyard slopes through the wooded area.

The Falaises des Roualles are a 4.1-hectare classified site that has been protected since 24 December 1931 due to its landscape and geological significance.

The cliffs rise approximately 100 metres above the Champagne vineyards below and feature diverse biological habitats on sunny limestone slopes.

The Butte de Saran hill is located in the vicinity of Cuis.

The Les Hautes Jogasses hill is also located in the vicinity of Cuis.

Mont Aimé hill is located in the wider regional area around Cuis.

The natural rock arch Porte Sainte-Croix is likewise located in the wider regional area around Cuis.

Culture

The Église de Cuis on the Boucle de Cuis is a Romanesque building from the 12th to 13th century, built on a hillside.

The Château de Pékin is located in the vicinity of Cuis.

The Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Argensolles monastery is also located in the vicinity of Cuis.

The historic site of Abbaye Saint-Pierre d'Avenay-Val-d'Or is located in the area around Cuis.

The Château d'Étoges is located in the wider regional area around Cuis.

Wine

After the tour, Champagne Paul Michel offers a tasting of some of its own cuvées.

More places: Mancy, Blaise-sous-Arzillières, Dormans, Passavant-en-Argonne, Arcis-le-Ponsart, Chantemerle, Les Petites-Loges, Lavannes

To the higher-level travel overview: Marne.