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The Maison de la Lune, in Épernay

The Maison de la Lune is an atypical building of Épernay, standing on Place René Cassin, next to the market hall. The Épernay audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this singular building of the beginning of the twentieth century.

A building with a singular history

Next to the market hall, on Place René Cassin, the Maison de la Lune catches the eye by its atypical appearance. Built in 1900, it stands out from the neighbouring buildings by its original architecture and its particular history. A witness of the beginning of the twentieth century, it brings a singular touch to the heart of Épernay and constitutes one of the curiosities of the town, to be discovered during the walk.

What to see

You admire the atypical architecture of the Maison de la Lune, a building of 1900 that contrasts with its neighbours, on Place René Cassin, next to the market hall. The building is one of the curiosities of Épernay. It is an original stop, to be discovered during a walk in the centre of the town.

Practical information

The Maison de la Lune lies on Place René Cassin, next to the market hall, in the heart of Épernay, reachable on foot. You mainly admire its architecture from the outside; access inside depends on its current uses. You discover it during a walk, near the covered market.

When was the Maison de la Lune built?

In 1900; this atypical building stands out by its original architecture, on Place René Cassin, next to the market hall of Épernay.

Where is the Maison de la Lune?

On Place René Cassin, next to the market hall, in the heart of Épernay.