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The toast of France, bubbling over with history

Reims, gateway to the Champagne region

Reims is a French town located in the Champagne-Ardenne region, northeast of Paris. The town of Reims has four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, museums and landmarks which bear witness to a rich and glorious past. The town is the gateway to the Champagne region. From Reims, visitors can visit great champagne houses such as Veuve Clicquot, Taittinger, Pommery and Ruinart. There are sereval landmarks of interest in Reims, namely the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Palace of Tau, and the Saint-Remi Basilica.

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Discover Reims most popular landmarks. The Notre-Dame Cathedral, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a masterpiece of 13th century Gothic art. This magnificent building is decorated with more than 2,300 sculptures, including the famous Smiling Angel and has stained-glass windows designed by Chagall. As for the Palace of Tau, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and was the former residence of the bishops and archbishops of Reims. Don’t miss a visit to the impressive Saint-Remi Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Did you know that you can visit the Foujita Chapel, which was offered to Leonard Foujita in 1965. The latter was a Buddhist and Japanese by birth, who experienced an outburst of faith for Catholicism when visiting the Basilica of Sain-Remi in Reims.

Taste local delights such as Jambon de Reims, a shoulder of ham seasoned with Champagne; the famou biscuit rose de Reims, a pink biscuit; and a Sorbet au Marc de Champagne.

Use your time in Reims to get to know more about Champagnes. Have a Champagne house visit. There are many well-known houses to choose from: Pommery, Taittinger, Mercier, Mumm, Canard-Duchene, to name just a few.

Office de tourisme de Reims
2 rue Guillaume de Machault. 51722 Reims
Tel: +33 (0)821 610 160

The city’s tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city’s tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.

Getting to and from Reims

To Reims

From Paris	00:40
From Dijon	03:31
From Champagne-ardenne	00:06
From Epernay	00:19
From Chalons En Champagne	00:20
From St Erme	00:22
From Rethel	00:30
From Laon	00:33
From Metz	00:47
From Nancy	00:53
From Charleville	00:56
From La Ferte Milon	01:04
From Sedan	01:16
From Longwy	02:21
From Culmont Chalindre	02:38

From Reims

To Champagne-ardenne	00:14
To St Erme	00:33
To Laon	00:49
To La Ferte Milon	01:14
To Longwy	02:27
To Epernay	03:03
To Rethel	03:10
To Chalons En Champagne	03:36
To Charleville	03:44
To Sedan	04:05
To Paris	04:05
To St Dizier	04:10
To Amiens	04:37
To Nancy	04:49
To Metz	05:23
To Culmont Chalindre	05:30
To Dijon	05:56

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Booking from paris to reims - how far out can i book? Hello, I've been told you can catch a fast train from Paris to Reims that takes 45mins. I've checked the train and it says I can book 90 days out, but when I enter those locations for the 15th July 2016 no fast trains are available. Is there a (...)

Andrea B. | 2016/05/10 answered | 2 Comments

Is one hour sufficient time arriving paris est to go to paris montparnesse to take the connecting tgv to lourdes. this is my first (...) I will be travelling from Reims to Lourdes. As there is no direct train, I need to go via Paris. The train from Reims to Paris stops at Paris Est. at 7.31am. Then I have to go to Paris Montparnesse to take the TGV to Lourdes at 8.28. ie TGV (...)

Maria C. | 2015/09/03 answered | 0 Comments

Tgv #2709 from paris to reims not showing up in search results for my desired date of travel I am trying to book the TGV from Paris to Reims on Monday, October 5 for 4 people. According to the TGV timetable, train #2709 leaves daily from Paris at 7:57 and arrives in Reims at 8:48 with no stops. However, when I search for trains on (...)

Lindsay B. | 2015/07/20 answered | 0 Comments

Europe vacation [b]4 of us traveling - Frankfurt to Zermatt on Aug 2; Zermatt to St Moritz (Glacier Express) on Aug 4; St Moritz to Zurich on Aug 5; Zurich to Paris on Aug 6; and a day trip to Reims, France on Aug 7; My question is whether it would be best to (...)

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Switzerland and france for 15 days. is it advisible to get rail passes or individual tickets? Hi, my friend and I will be travelling to both Switzerland and France for 15 days. Starting from Zurich and ending in Paris. Places that we are planning to visit are Lucerne, Interlaken, jungfraujoch , Lausanne, Geneva, Annecy, Lyon, Dijon, (...)

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Americans travel on TGV | Mary c. | 27 October 2015
"Our trip to Reims was easy "
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Great experience overall. | Josephine h. | 18 October 2015
"Great experience overall. Just wished that there were more instructions in English for tourists. "
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Vacation to Paris/London | Michelle b. | 4 October 2015
"I was very pleased with the trip to London from Paris. It was much more pleasant than being forced off to the airport. I enjoyed the scenery, service and the ability to get up and walk around. I would use Eurorail again on a future trip. "
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Excelent Service | Eduardo s. | 23 September 2015
"The train departed at the Schedule hour and we arrived at Reims in 46 minutes! "
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Paris-Reims TGV | Wayne j. | 20 September 2015
"We took the TGV from Paris Gare d'Est to Reims for a day trip. It is a fast, clean, efficient way to go. The train system is precisely on time in departing and arriving. It is crazy fast — in 45 minutes it covers the same distance it would take 2.5 hours to travel by car. Tickets can be purchased online in advance, so you are assured of a certain seat and fare class. Or, you can purchase at the station. We purchased in advance and were able to save quite a bit that way, knowing exactly the day and time of our trip. The cars are very clean, modern and comfortable. The trip is very, very smooth. We would certainly use the TGV again without hesitation. "
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Comfortable way into Paris | Geoffrey c. | 4 August 2015
"Having driven a hire car through parts of France for 7 days we were happy to be driven, the train was clean and very comfortable, and quick (at around 300km) - "
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Trip to Reims | James p. | 27 July 2015
"Clean train nice staff. No problems "
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Nice trip to Reims | Nicole s. | 26 July 2015
"My daughter and I went to Reims so that she could see her favorite Cathedral. The train was clean comfortable and fast. So glad that it was so easy to add this trip to our visit to Paris. "
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Jealous American | Frank c. | 27 June 2015
"We can only wish that the U.S. Would develop such a wonderful rail system an experience. Fast and comfortable. "
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Delightful | Christopher b. | 22 May 2015
"My wife and I enjoyed the TgV from Reims to Paris in MAy 2015. The service was fast, smooth and comfortable. They only criticism is that there was no luggage bay/shelves so luggage had to be stored in the egress space which was ok. We would definately use it again. "
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