Things to see and do Reims

He belt the basilica and predisposes at the visit of Saint-Rémi to the historic past. To see: the ruins of the old church Saint-Junien and a garden of medicinal plants.

Make no mistake, the cellar does not house precious bottles but a cultural place. Purchased by the City of Reims in 2010, the former Champagne Jacquart cellars have been transformed to accommodate art exhibitions in a dedicated 600 ^m2 space, shows in its 140-seat performance hall and heritage and culture workshops. The entrance is through the Galichet garage door at the corner of the building. A cellar with a strong historical connotation since in 1917, President Raymond Poincaré presented Cardinal Luçon, then Archbishop of Reims, with the cross of the Legion of Honour. A history and a future to be "sealed".

Visit the city off the beaten track! Escapium offers groups fun activities to discover Reims and share a moment of conviviality with family or friends. Rallies through the city that will test your sense of observation and your team spirit. Want to taste the delights of the region? Embark on the Bulles et Gourmandises rally, the clues will lead you to the best artisans of the city for seven gourmet tastings. You prefer challenges? Compete with your friends in a photo challenge!

The urban community of Greater Reims, formerly Reims Métropole, is the merger of 7 communities of municipalities and 18 municipalities. Track, signalling, public lighting, territorial development, urban planning... the missions carried out are diverse.

Note: By 2020, the Reims Grand Centre urban project will have profoundly transformed the heart of Reims (from the Sernam to the Patte d'Oie, via the Promenades). An aqualudic complex and a large event room will emerge from the ground on the former Sernam site. These structuring facilities will benefit all the inhabitants of the Greater Reims Urban Community.