What to do in Reims

Climb the towers of this remarkable 13th-century cathedral, one of the most iconic religious buildings in France.

Look around the labyrinth of Gallo-Roman chalk quarries at one of the oldest Champagne houses in the world.

Savor the tastes of various Champagne vintages and enjoy displays of contemporary art on a tour of the vast cellar network of an elegant Reims estate.

Come to this church on a sunny afternoon to see the magnificent stained-glass windows at their best, as the sun’s rays illuminate the ornate nave.

Descend into the caves of one of the world’s most reputable Champagne houses and see how its sparkling wine is made.

The Roman entrance to the ancient city of Reims, this remarkably preserved monument is richly decorated with reliefs and carved details.

Find out about the lavish coronations of French kings from the 11th century until the 19th century and examine historic items from the royal treasury.

Admire rare and intriguing vehicles, including miniature makes, from the private collection of a postwar car designer.

Explore the great outdoors at Parc Léo Lagrange, a lovely green space in Reims. Make time for the stunning cathedral and local tours in this walkable area.