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In the land of Champagne

By Melissa Golangco Favis | September 16, 2001 - 12:00am

A heavy wooden door opens to a large paved courtyard, where the cobbles have been polished by the street-rimmed wheels of horse-drawn carriages. As if by magic, the noise of the city dies away. Times stands still...

Travel and Tourism