Situated near the Côte des Blancs, not far from Vertus, the mount Aimé reaches its peak at an altitude of 240 metres and offers a wonderful panoramic view of the Champagne countryside. From its viewpoint indicator, the view of the Côte des Blancs vineyards, surroundings villages and patchwork of fields is very beautiful.
Mount Aimé is a mound bearing witness to the history of Champagne. This is the Countess Blanche of Navarre, in 1210, who built the castle of Mont-Aimé. Following three seats conducted during the Hundred Years War, the fortress was dismantled. It remains today a few remains. In 1815, after the Campaign of France and the fall of Napoleon I, a parade of 300,000 soldiers gave glory to Tsar Alexander of Russia. Finally, in 1914, Mount Aimé has emerged as a strategic site of the Battle of the Marne and especially the Marshes of Saint-Gond.
Today, historic and natural site is conducive to walking and relaxation (open spaces, picnic area) in the heart of the vineyard. From the viewpoint, it is possible to discover a panorama of the Côte des Blancs Champagne and plains.
