Culture
The Vénus de Mailly is a work of art created by the artist Véronique Matteudi. There are picnic tables nearby.
The Église Saint-Calixte in Mailly-Champagne is also part of the local culture. The 11th-century religious building is characteristic of the Romanesque churches of the Marne. At its base, the bell tower is shaped like a square pyramid and contains two bells. Following restoration work completed in December 2025, the church is once again open to the public.
The houses also shape the appearance of Mailly-Champagne: many date from the 19th century, are very low and have shallow-pitched tiled roofs and small windows.
Nature
The geological educational trail of Mailly-Champagne is an exploration and interpretation trail in the Montagne de Reims. The trail runs between vineyards and woodland and conveys geological history dating back 70 million years.
Food and Drink
Champagne Christian Muller welcomes visitors for tastings of its cuvées. Champagne Ernest Remy offers tours of its winery and its underground cellar dug into the chalk. During a visit, all stages of Champagne production are explained; it ends with a tasting of three cuvées in the estate's chai.
A visit to Champagne Louis Dousset reveals an old, vaulted cellar made of Champagne bricks. Champagne Lucien Roguet offers tours of its cellar.
Champagne Mailly Grand Cru offers tastings in a glass pavilion overlooking its 70-hectare vineyard. Samples from ten cuvées in its Grand Cru Champagne range are served.
Anyone looking to find a holiday apartment in Mailly-Champagne for their stay should focus directly on the town.
