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Rheims : Things to see and do
Rheims : Organise your stay
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Rheims Hotel tips
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Hôtel d'Alsace from35 €
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Grand Hôtel De L'Univers from64.80 €
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Latino Café from58 €
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Rheims Leisure tips
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G.H. Mumm Champagne House Cellar Tour
- 10.00 €
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- 22.50 €
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Two- or Three-Course Meal at Brasserie Flo
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Travel guide Rheims 
Rheims : The Michelin guide review
Artistic city, site of coronations, seat of a university, Reims is famous for its cathedral and basilica of St Rémi. It is also the joint capital of Champagne (along with Épernay). Bounded by a belt of boulevards laid out in the 18C, the town (largely destroyed in 1914) has extensive outlying districts which sometimes border the vineyards. Today its liveliest areas are along the rue de Vesle and most notably on the long place Drouet-d'Erlon.
Tourist attractions Rheims : Things to see and do
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Notre-Dame Cathedral
Cours Anatole-France F - 51100 Reims
It was the master Jean d'Orbais who was commissioned, in 1211, to build this cathedral, and was instructed to make it look like those that were currently being built elsewhere (In Paris, Soissons and Chartres). The interior is dated 1285. On the outs..
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Cryptoportique gallo-romain
Place du Forum F - 51100 Reims
Half buried, this great Gallo-Roman monument, dating from the second century, is situated on the site of the Roman Forum.
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Hôtel de la Salle
Rue de l'Arbalète F - 51100 Reims
In this Renaissance house built between 1545 and 1556 saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle was born in 1651A facade dotted with pilasters which are Doric at the bottom but Ionic further up is flanked by a entry pavilion with a coaching door depicting Adam..
Hotels Rheims
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Hôtel d'Alsace
6 rue du général Sarrail F - 51100 Reims
Located in the centre of Reims, just 300 metres from the train station is Hôtel d'Alsace. It is in the heart of the Champagne-Ardenne region, just a 10-minute walk from the Mumm champagne cellars. Rooms at Alsace are decorated in a simple and rustic..
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Hôtel aux Sacres
7-9 Rue Du Général Sarrail F - 51100 Reims
Prix Prices from : 65 EUR
Located in Reims city centre, this hotel is 210 metres from the Modern Art Gallery and 400 metres from Reims TGV Station. It features a 24-hour reception and soundproofed rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. The elegant guest rooms feature ai..
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Hôtel Azur
9 Rue des Écrevees F - 51100 Reims
Prix Prices from : 76 EUR
Located in the city centre of Reims, Hotel Azur is just a 5-minute walk from the SNCF train station. It offers rooms with flat-screen satellite TV and free Wi-Fi access. Breakfast is served daily at the Azur and during the summertime, guests can enj..
Leisure activities Rheims
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With exquisite food, great wines and magnificent turn-of-the-century decor, Brasserie Flo is the place to be when visiting Reims. Enjoy a two- or three-course meal at this fabulous restaurant in the heart of the city. Just across the road from the c..
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Located in the heart of the champagne region, the House of Mumm, which was established in 1827, welcomes visitors for a tour of the cellars where some 25 million bottles are stored. On this fascinating tour of the cellars, you will be shown the ma..
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A one-day pass that encapsulates all Reims' highlights! Details As a tourist and cultural passport, the City Pass is valid for 1 day and allows free access to many attractions in Reims as well as free bus transportation. Enjoy free entrance to 5 ..
Restaurants Rheims
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This elegant contemporary bistro is pleasantly low-key. The food is, naturally enough, traditional bistro fare, jazzed up with international influences. It is well accompanied by a fine selection of champagne wines.
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Greenery and flowers galore! Lawn-style flooring, floral walls and the veranda give a bucolic atmosphere. Menu alters depending on market availability.
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This gourmet restaurant was opened in 2010. Pleasantly plush, it is popular for its classic culinary repertory with a modern twist (squid carbonara, Grand Marnier soufflé...).
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The restaurant stands by the Promenades, which are 18C shaded courtyards. The interior, both classic and contemporary, is ideally matched to the chef's inventive culinary repertory. Premium produce takes pride of place (lobster, fish).
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Brasserie lovers appreciate the Art Deco inspired interior (period mosaic floor), chandeliers and lovely woodwork. In summertime, tuck into beef tartare, sautéed foie gras and rum baba on the terrace.
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The façade of this restaurant not far from the place Royale is full of character. Delicious, thoroughly modern cuisine from a partnership of two chefs.
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This restaurant's specialities include: crayfish pan-fried in champagne, squab with foie gras, veal sweetbreads à la bourgeoise and grilled meats prepared in the restaurant itself, on the open fire. What's more, since the place was overhauled in 2010..
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An institution since 1925! The jovial atmosphere and Art Deco decor goes beautifully well with cuisine based on fresh products that are simply prepared. Try herrings and potatoes, steak tartare, or even rum baba.
