Reims. Sparkling.

Reims. Sparkling.

Reims played a prominent role in the French monarchial history as the traditional side of the crowning of the kings of France.
The main places include the Place Royale, a statue of Louis XV and the place Cardinal-Luçon with an heroic statue Joan Arc.
Siuated in the Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine region of France, Reims contains many lively restaurants and bars as well as several attractive statues ad fountains.
Step into the footsteps of the kings of France and start your crownaton at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Notre-Dame de Reims, pose at the Abbey of Saint-Rémi, stroll around world-famous boutiques at the Rue de Vesle or discover the best kept secrets of how to make world's best Champagne with Brussels & Beyond.

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