Reims City Guide
Roughly situated 100 kilometers North-East of Paris (equivalent to a journey of about forty-five minutes by train on the fast route), Reims emerges as the entry point to Champagne, an illustrious historical French region renowned for its effervescent libation. Boasting numerous captivating landmarks and a grand tally of 4 UNESCO World Heritage sites, this town is an essential inclusion for your sojourn in France. Chiefly acclaimed for its production of champagne, Reims is home to several of the most sizable and acclaimed champagne estates, many of which extend invitations for tours and tastings. Notably, the Reims Cathedral stands as the hallowed site where every French monarch, spanning from 987 to Charles X in the 19th century, underwent coronation.
23 Best things to See in Reims

Musée Hôtel Le Vergeur

Reims Cryptoporticus

Porte de Mars

Place Royale, Reims

Joan of Arc Statue, Reims

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims

Palais du Tau (Archbishops' Palace)

Musée des Beaux-Arts, Reims

Musée de la Reddition (World War II Museum)

Bibliothèque Carnegie

La Maison Mumm

Chapelle Foujita (Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix)

Reims Champagne Automobile Museum

Musée Saint-Rémi

Basilique Saint-Rémi

Taittinger

Villa Demoiselle

Champagne Pommery

Maison Ruinart

Maison Veuve Clicquot

Parc de Champagne

Fort de la Pompelle

Moët & Chandon
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