If you’re looking for a taste of French elegance, Reims is a must-visit. Famous for its stunning Gothic cathedral, where French kings were once crowned, this city is the heart of Champagne production. Stroll through charming streets lined with cafés, and don’t miss the chance to sample exquisite local wines. The Palace of Tau and the Museum of Fine Arts offer a rich cultural experience, making Reims a delightful destination for history buffs and food lovers alike.
Reims, France
Top things to do in Reims
14 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.
Landmark4
Place Drouet-d'Erlon
290 reviews
Sight2
Ernest Hemingway
45 reviews
Sight2.5
L.Bee Bar
40 reviews
Sight4.5
Au Fut et a Mesure
38 reviews
Religious site
Chapelle Foujita
A Romanesque-style chapel designed and decorated entirely by French-Japanese artist Léonard Foujita, consecrated in 1966 in Reims.
Religious site
Basilique Saint-Remi
A historic basilica blending Romanesque and Gothic styles, housing the tomb of Saint Remi.
Museum
Palais du Tau
Former archbishop's palace and coronation museum, part of the UNESCO World Heritage ensemble.
Landmark
Cryptoportique de Reims
Step into a Roman underground gallery beneath Reims, part of the ancient forum of Durocortorum.
Religious site
Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral
A 13th-century Gothic masterpiece where French kings were crowned, now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Museum
Fort de la Pompelle Museum
Discover a World War I fort turned museum, with a vast collection of German helmets and a key role in defending Reims.
Landmark
Porte de Mars
Marvel at the widest Roman triumphal arch ever built, a 3rd-century marvel in Reims.
Park & nature
Parc de Champagne
A 22-hectare green space in Reims, formerly Parc Pommery, with remarkable trees and hosting cultural and sporting events.
Market
Halles du Boulingrin
A historic covered market hall in Reims, famous for its Art Deco architecture and hosting various markets and events.
Museum
Musée Saint-Remi
Discover human history from prehistory to the Renaissance in a former Benedictine abbey in Reims.
Tickets & tours
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