Reims, city of the Sacres
Known for its majestic cathedral, where some thirty kings of France have been crowned, Reims has preserved an important architectural and cultural heritage.
In a few words
Reims is the most important city in the Champagne region
Known for its majestic cathedral, where some 30 kings of France have been crowned, Reims has preserved a significant architectural and cultural heritage: art deco buildings, Gallo-Roman remains, 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites with the Palais du Tau, the Basilique Saint-Rémi and the Cathedral.
The city of the sacres is also home to some of the world’s leading champagne houses : Vranken-Pommery, GH Mumm, de Cazanove, Taittinger and many others welcome you for your finest events in surprising and prestigious venues.
What’s more, with 9 Michelin stars, Reims is France’s number1 gastronomic city.
In addition to its cultural and gastronomic appeal, the city stands out for its ease of access and MICE facilities. The TGV station, convention center, hotels and restaurants are all located in the heart of the city, within easy walking distance of each other.
Hotels, Facilities, Access
Reims offers the largest hotel capacity in all categories, with over 2,000 rooms.
Several 4-star hotels offer more than 100 rooms. Most are located in the city center, close to the train station and Reims convention center.
> The Convention Center
Ideally located in downtown Reims, with 2 amphitheaters, a large 2,500m² nave and 12 committee rooms.
> The Exhibition Centre
Beautiful infrastructure consisting of 2 large modular halls of 4,200m² and 6,800m², on a site of 62,980m².
> The Arena
Opening in 2022, this downtown facility has a capacity of up to 5,000 for conventions, 12 VIP boxes and luxury lounges, and a 141m2 reception area.
Access
- Champagne-Ardenne TGV station at Reims-Bezannes: direct line to Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport (30 min), Marne-la-Vallée Disneyland Paris (30 min) and Paris gare de l’Est (45 min). But also Lille (1h50), Strasbourg (2h), Nantes (3h20) and Bordeaux (4h50). Access to downtown Reims by streetcar or shuttle bus
- Reims Centre station: direct TGV line to Paris (45 min)
- 145km from Paris via A4 freeway (1h30)
What to see, What to do
In and around the city
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- Notre Dame Cathedral and its “Regalia” show
- The Tau Palace
- Champagne houses
- Art Deco architecture
- Saint-Rémi basilica and museum
- The Place Royale with its Gallo-Roman remains
A must for incentives and team building
- Challenge tour of Reims with Cap Orientation
- Themed guided tour of the city
- Stroll through Reims and the vineyards
- Visit and evening at a famous champagne house
- Meal in one of the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants
- A cooking class with champagne wine pairing
Domaine les Crayères – Reims
ADT Marne
C. Moya – Reims Tourisme
Caveau de Castelnau
ADT Marne
Salon Degerman – Reims
Le Royal – Reims
ADT Marne
Le Manoir de Verzy
Le Manoir de Verzy
Le Manoir de Verzy
Your contacts
- BUREAU DES CONGRÈS DU GRAND REIMS – 6 RUE ROCKFELLER – 51100 REIMS – 03 26 77 45 00 – WWW.REIMS-CONVENTION-BUREAU.COM
Your ideal partner
Sylvie Millot – info@champagne-convention-bureau.com
Tel. +33 (0)3 26 69 81 88 – Mobile : +33 (0)6 34 17 39 07
13 bis rue Carnot – CS 50074 – 51006 Châlons-en-Champagne Cedex