Activities in
Reims

Reims has played a central role in the history of France since Roman times. As the city of the coronations of French kings and a martyr city during World War I, Reims, with its many facets, is rich in sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage, Art Deco buildings, and numerous monuments and exceptional museums. You will enjoy visiting the imposing 18th-century Gothic cathedral with its sculpted portals and the Palais du Tau, where you can admire unique pieces from the coronations and the Cathedral's Treasure. The city offers major events centered around champagne, such as La Champenoise, as well as music festivals like Les Flâneries Musicales and the Jazz Festival. Your urban stroll will lead you to discover specialties like pink biscuits, the grand champagne houses, and remarkable constructions like the Foujita Chapel.