Advice

Let's take a quick break from your visit to introduce all the other sites of interest that we weren't able to fit in the itinerary. One of the city's must-sees is the magnificent Basilica of Saint-Rémi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and its museum, which houses collections recounting the history of Reims. Sainte-Clothilde Basilica with its beautiful Byzantine style is also worth a visit. If you still have some spare time, you could walk along Aisne-Marne canal, stroll through Pierre Schneiter garden, Patte d'Oie garden, or Parc de Champagne, which is a little further from here but perfect for petanque or a game of accrobranche. If you're interested in architecture, I recommend a visit to the Demoiselle Villa, with its interesting mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Beyond Reims, I recommend a visit to Hautvilliers, the village of Dom Pérignon, the spiritual father of champagne. And if you want to discover the precious secrets of Champagne, drive along the Route Touristique du Champagne, which takes you through hillsides, villages and castles to discover the region's finest wine growing treasures! Well, with all this, you've got plenty of things to do, if you feel like staying in the area for a while.