"About 140 kilometers from Paris, I found Reims to be a small city with deep historical significance—from Roman-era growth to the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims, where many French kings were crowned; the Gothic cathedral’s twin towers and UNESCO status (1991) are particularly striking. The city also bears reminders of World War I (fortifications such as Fort de la Pompelle), and today it’s a major center of champagne production—my favorite ways to experience it are an e-bike tour of the vineyards or a small-group tasting tour. You can reach Reims by car via the A4 or by train from Gare de l’Est (50–90 minutes; advance tickets ~13–18 EUR, last-minute fares can be 40–50 EUR), and guided cathedral admission is about 9 EUR." - Matthew Kepnes
Stayed in Reims to visit a relative who is studying. Nice place to walk around. Good selection of shops bars and restaurants. People could be friendlier
Wayne C.
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I really like this station. It's small and easy to navigate, it is attractive and the ticket office staff also speak English. The station also has decent eateries, has WiFi, plays soothing classical music.
The big bonus is lifts to and from the platforms.
Siddhanth
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Say the name Toby! Hahrms or whatever Sam said
Thomas S.
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Smallish train station that was pretty easy to navigate. One or two shops. Very quick walk to downtown, and bathroom was about 0.70 Euros. Had quick TGV service to Paris, which made a day trip here easier.
Margaux L.
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Clean & easy to navigate, but there is far too little seating available on the platforms for passengers.
frans Z.
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Pleasant railway station. The lifts on the platforms are at the western side of the complex. I liked the music in the subway to the Clairmarais side of the building.
fredrik F.
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Fantastic city. Walk around and eat and take some champagne 🥂🍾🥂
Cris W.
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Normal train station... unfortunately nothing special