Favorite thing: Here you can find information about the town and its ressources.
Audioguides for all the main local attractions and maps are available as tours bookings, postcards, souvenirs....
There is even a bureau de change inside (and free toilets just across the street)
The tourism office is situated just beside the cathedral in a seemingly half destroyed building (a former cellar).
Address : 2, rue Guillaume de Machault
51000 Reims
phone 03.26.77.45.00
mail : info@reims-tourisme.com
website : www.reims-tourisme.com
Updated Aug 15, 2007
Favorite thing: the champagne and the food, sorry no pics.
its a really pittoresque city with some great restaurants and offcourse champagne.
stayed here only for 2 days, you really should visit the area of Reims with all its wineyard, just awesome
Fondest memory: next to the cathedral
rue Guillaume de Machault 51100 Reims
Tél: 03 26 77 45 00
http://www.reims-tourisme.com
Updated Jun 30, 2007
Favorite thing: For general information about Reims:
http://www.ville-reims.com/
Click on the tourism tab, tourist office-at the bottom of the page, click on download our tourist guide. There is a good map of the city on pages 34-35 of the guide along with hotels, restaurants, sights, etc.
http://www.reims-tourisme.com/
Updated Sep 23, 2004
Favorite thing: I spent in Reims only one day, it was nice & peaceful town, but I guess I must return one day to see more.
Meanwhile, you can check the official site,
it is also in English:
www.reims.fr
Fondest memory: Valerie
Updated Mar 25, 2004
Favorite thing: Stop by the tourist office if you need a map, need hotel reservations or want to visit a champagne house but didn't make advance reservations.
The people working there were extremely nice and helpful although they told us to take a bus between St. Remi's and Veuve-Clicquot which couldn't have been more than a 5 minute walk.
The tourist office is right next to Notre Dame, if you are coming from the train station, you should see it before you get to the entrance of the cathedral.
Updated Jan 12, 2004
Fondest memory:
My sister (who went also with me) was going on my nerves. She could not understand that someone can take so many pictures of one building. But I like photography and also want to show people from outside architectural details. I guess she wanted also take pictures but she had no camera.... I let talk her and took my pictures .... and today I am happy that I did it .....
What I learned: Make always shure that you have co-drivers with you which share the SAME interests like you! You will have no problems then....
Updated Aug 29, 2003
Favorite thing:
I like this photo because it looks a little bit mystic. This cathedral surprised in many ways. Do you also think so?
The light was very dim and so I had to use the tripod to get everything sharp. I choosed a smaller aperture so that shutter speed was nearly 3 seconds!
Updated Aug 29, 2003
Favorite thing:
Here are some other great cathedrals: The Cathdrale Notre Dame in Paris, the Stephansdom in Vienna, the cathedrals in Strasbourg, Ulm, Bordeaux, not to forget the Westminster Abbey in London. The list is not complete ....
Fondest memory:
This is the same photo, but here I photographed a little bit lower, so you can also see the lighters in the fore front of the picture ...
Updated Aug 29, 2003
Favorite thing:
Here you can see another photo of the cathedral. It shows the church hall with a view to the wonderful glass window of Marc Chagall, which is at the end of the church.
Fondest memory:
Does it needs words to describe the beauty of the church? Gothic architecture is very interesting in my opinion and in Europe there can be found so much examples of this great architectural era ...
Updated Aug 29, 2003
Fondest memory:
This is the altar, also built in gothic style. A few minutes before a sun ray came through the window .....
So I wanted to take a picture of it. But the light was dim and the shutter speed to slow to hold the camera by hand. Luckily I had a tripod with me and I put the camera on it. So I could photograph the altar with a smaller aperture and the picture became sharper ....
Updated Aug 29, 2003
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