
Boulingrin covered market
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Reims, France
The martyr cityExploring Reims on foot means following in the footsteps of the kings of France while discovering the understated elegance of Champagne. From the majestic Reims Cathedral to the historic chalk cellars carved deep underground, and the refined lines of Art Deco façades, the city offers a rich heritage that’s easy to take in at your own pace. Your walk naturally extends toward the great champagne houses and lively terraces, all set within an atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and warmly inviting.

Boulingrin covered market
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Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin House
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Muire Pavilion
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City Hall
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Tambour Street
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Cryptoporticus
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Royal Square
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Chapter Gate
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View of the cathedral
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Court House
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Notre-Dame Cathedral
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Tau Palace
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Carnegie Library
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Sundial
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Opera
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Vesle Street
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Saint-Jacques Church
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The Drouet d'Erlon square
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Colbert Square
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Reims Promenades
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Mars Gate
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Advice
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Jan.
5°
Feb.
6°
March
10°
April
13°
May
17°
June
20°
July
23°
Aug.
23°
Sept.
20°
Oct.
15°
Nov.
9°
Dec.
6°
The climate is generally temperate, with winters often cool, even cold, where temperatures generally fluctuate between 0 and 8°C, and moderate summers around 20 to 26°C, with possible but rarely prolonged periods of heat; spring and early autumn represent the most pleasant periods for travel, especially from May to June and from September to early October, when temperatures are mild, the crowds more reasonable and the landscapes particularly green, while summer remains a good option to enjoy a lively atmosphere despite a higher risk of rain.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in where ever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a prefered starting pont: In front of the City Hall
City Hall underground car park In Reims, you can either park your car in a car park or on the street. The Boulingrin car park is a convenient and affordable alternative. You can park on the street, but be mindful of the color-coding: parking is free for 15 minutes, after which it becomes paid parking, with the green zone being the cheapest and the red zone the most expensive. You can pay for your parking spot using a parking meter or the Easy Park mobile app.
This tour passes by the cryptoporticus of Reims: access is free but subject to specific days and opening hours. Be sure to check them before starting your visit if you want to explore its interior!
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