Events Abroad

 

Champaign Weekend in Rems

Reims, the capital of the Champagne region and home to many Champagne houses’, Mumm, Lanson, Pommery, Ruinart and Veuve Clicquot (known in the trade as ‘The Widow) to name but a few, many of which are within the elite of only 16 houses being honoured by L’Academie du Champagne as Grande Marques.​ Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, Avenue de Champagne is a succession of elegant residences and châteauxs with paved courtyards and luxuriant gardens. They tell the tale of the golden age of Champagne and the history of the first Champagne Houses, which were established on the avenue in the 18th century.

Vienna Ball

​With it’s Baroque streets and Imperial Palaces Vienna is a city of music, culture and a coffee house tradition.

​From dinner at the oldest restaurant in Vienna, the Griechenbeisl, to a walking tour of the city,  to a horse drawn carriage ride to the Hofburg Palace , culminating in a Ball at the Palace your weekend will make you fall in love with the city. ​

​Only five couples will join us for this very special event.​ Our Event Mangers and English speaking guides will be on hand throughout to ensure that you enjoy the city to it’s fullest.

Monaco Grand Prix

The Monaco Grand Prix is widely considered the pinnacle of the Formula 1 season. This fast-paced heart-stopper of a track is nothing like most modern-day tracks with drivers having to contend with tight corners, fast straights and different elevations throughout.

 The Monaco Grand Prix attracts the rich and the famous due to its glamour, luxury, and iconic landmarks such as the Monte Carlo Casino. Monaco has something for everyone and leaves memories that will last a lifetime.

The Arc de Triomphe

Paris, the world’s most romantic city is famous the world over for the iconic Eiffel Tower, Sacre Coeur and the River Seine. Renowned for gastronomic fayre and fine wine, it also plays host to Europe’s richest horse race, the Group One Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.​

​The weekend has been carefully planned, allowing you time to explore Paris on the Saturday while going to see Europe’s richest horse race on the Sunday with restaurants laid on for your pleasure for all three evenings.