Reims-7-day-itinerary

August 5, 2024

7-Day Itinerary for Travelling in Reims

Morning: Arrive at Reims Champagne Airport (RHE)
Transportation: Take a taxi or bus (Line A) from the airport to your accommodation
Where to Stay:
- Hotel des Trois Postes (4-star)
- Hotel Le Colbert (3-star)
What to Do:
- Visit the Reims Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful Gothic churches in France
- Explore the surrounding streets and alleys for shopping and cafes
Where to Eat: Try “La Couronne” for traditional French cuisine
Tips: Be sure to visit the Reims Cathedral at night when it’s illuminated, making for a stunning sight

Morning: Visit a champagne house (such as Veuve Clicquot or Moët & Chandon) for a tour and tasting
Transportation: Take the number 10 bus from Reims city center to the champagne house
What to Do:
- Learn about the champagne-making process and taste some of the finest champagnes in France
- Visit the Cellar Aisles, where millions of bottles of champagne are stored on racks
Where to Eat: Enjoy a picnic lunch in the vineyards or at the champagne house’s restaurant
Things to Know: Be sure to reserve your tour and tasting in advance as they often sell out quickly

Morning: Visit the Reims Museum of Fine Arts, which houses an impressive collection of art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century
What to Do:
- Explore the historic center and visit the Town Hall (Hôtel de Ville), a stunning example of Art Nouveau architecture
- Browse the local markets for fresh produce and souvenirs
Where to Eat: Try “Le Comptoir” for delicious croissants and coffee
Tips: Don’t miss the Reims Cathedral’s adjacent square, where you’ll find street performers and a lively atmosphere

Transportation: Take a day trip to Châlons-en-Champagne (30 minutes by car or bus)
What to Do:
- Visit the Church of Saint-Remi, a stunning example of Romanesque architecture
- Explore the narrow streets and alleys for shopping and cafes
Where to Eat: Try “La Petite Maison” for traditional French cuisine
Things to Know: Be sure to visit Châlons-en-Champagne’s medieval quarter, where you’ll find many historic buildings and landmarks

Morning: Visit the Reims Museum of Fine Arts’ art collection (mentioned in Day 3)
What to Do:
- Attend a performance at the Reims Opera House or a concert at the Auditorium
- Explore the local art scene, which includes many galleries and street artists
Where to Eat: Try “La Buvette” for delicious small plates and wine
Tips: Don’t miss the opportunity to take a scenic walk along the Marne River

Morning: Visit a local winery (such as Les Closiers de la Vallée du Marne) for a wine tasting
Transportation: Take the number 10 bus from Reims city center to the winery
What to Do:
- Learn about the grape-growing and wine-making process in the region
- Taste some of the finest wines in France, made from grapes such as Chardonnay and Pinot Noir
Where to Eat: Enjoy a picnic lunch in the vineyards or at the winery’s restaurant
Things to Know: Be sure to reserve your wine tasting in advance as they often sell out quickly

Transportation: Take a taxi or bus (Line A) from your accommodation back to Reims Champagne Airport (RHE)
Tips: Don’t forget to pick up some souvenirs and champagne on your way out!