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Updated • updatedJul 19, 2025
Updated • updatedJul 19, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Reims, Museum of Fine Arts, and Pl. Drouet d'Erlon and more, get ready to experience the best places in Reims.
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Churches & Cathedrals
The Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Reims is an impressive 13th-century Gothic cathedral featuring twin towers and intricate stained glass windows. Along with the nearby Archbishop's Palace, known as Tau Palace, it is recognized by UNESCO for its architectural and historical significance. The cathedral has undergone extensive restoration after being damaged during World War I.
What is it about the majority of the large towns and cities in the UK. You have so many restrictions. You can’t drive into places with the many traffic restrictions zones and parking costs an arm and a leg. (The ULEZ & LEZ’s have nothing to do with saving the planet, just another Tax!) I’ve just driven into the centre of Reims in France (No traffic queues (This was on a Saturday!) to visit the most wonderful Notra-Dame Cathedral, parked my car less than 10 minutes walk without any congestion or issues ( yes I had to get a Crit’Air sticker for my car… cost less than £5! for the year). We parked for over 2.5 hrs in the centre of Remus and visited the beautiful Cathedral which has no cost to enter! The next most amazing thing was the cost of the parking. €0.30! Yes that right. Less than £0.30p.
In the uk you probably would be queuing for an hour and if you were lucky to find parking it would be around £15 for a couple of hours. I’m proud to be British but the government don’t want to you to do or go anywhere and everyone is trying to squeeze every penny out of you. I recommend a visit to this lovely cosmopolitan city that has wonderful architecture and many other ‘ attractions’ you can also park for 24hrs for €4.00. Enjoy. Well worth it.
Philip G — Google review
Historical & Legendary Cathedral
This is one of the oldest Cathedrals in the world. It witnessed the crowning of Kings in the Middle Ages and was always an amazing beacon of faith for the Catholic Church.
It is currently ongoing a bit of renovation but still looks fabulous.
If you come to Reims you will see the Cathedral it is the absolute one and only building you need to see visit.
We were also very impressed by the inside the ceilings are so high that they give you this feeling of Grandness-
ABSOLUTE must see !
Extremely beautiful church! Huge and with nice information inside! They have a shop as well as some brochures for more information. It is a must for people interested in French history and Gothic architecture. You cannot miss the Marc Chagall's piece of art!
A true masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the Cathédrale de Reims captivates visitors with its soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, and breathtaking façade. Inside, sunlight streams through stained-glass windows of multiple colors and designs, casting vibrant patterns that tell stories from history and scripture. Every corner reveals centuries of craftsmanship, from the delicate arches to the detailed sculptures. Whether you are drawn to architecture, art, or history, the cathedral offers an unforgettable experience where light, color, and stone come together in perfect harmony.
Although there is still tons of scaffolding in the back outside the church, the inside is mostly all gleaming and magnificent! Lines move fast but recommend getting advance tickets. There is a handicap fast lane. Despite efforts to keep voices down, it is not conducive for a quiet prayer. Small gift shop inside sells metals and stained glass window replicas. A lovely, gorgeous church. Panels outside show some of the construction processes.
We did the roof tour. Nine euro each and very easy to book on their website. 249 steps with no stopping places so be prepared for a hike. Our tour was in French but he did a little bit in English for us. Some surprises up there which I won't spoil
The beauty and grandeur of this cathedral cannot be conveyed in words. It is here that you can feel the power of this place. Here you will feel all the energy of centuries. It was here that 31 kings were crowned. A majestic cathedral.
Impressive cathedral that has a rich history and an important place in French history. In fact, it’s were most the country’s king got crowned as a result of king Clovis vow.
It’s definitely worth the visit. The town has made a lot of effort to conserve it and renovate its treasures. It’s free and has many visual to guide your visit
Pl. du Cardinal Luçon, 51100 Reims, France•
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Museums
The Museum of Fine Arts, situated in the former Saint-Denis Abbey in Reims, offers an 18th-century ambiance showcasing a diverse collection of over 230 French and European artworks spanning five centuries. Visitors can admire pieces by renowned artists such as Cranach and Corot, as well as toiles peintes. The museum also features works by Franco-Japanese artist Leonard Foujita, who had strong ties to Reims.
Very cheap to enter for seniors an interesting collection
Jenny F — Google review
Nice place, not expensive entrance, great collection of art. Problems with post cards scanning, some old fashion way...
Upstairs, a really lovely digestible collection of European art from the middle ages to the beginning of the 20th century. Check out the Renoir to remind yourself that even geniuses have off days.
Note : this museum closed for major renovation in September 2019 .It be will closed for at least three years. It is hoped some of the collection will be put in display elsewhere in Reims over this period.
The main halls were closed, because of the heat. It will close in October 2019 for extensive refurbishments. It will reopen in 2023.
It's an ok collection in a gorgeous building that is quite run down and needs some TLC.
Interesting and peaceful
Nice collection of masterpieces from different century.
8 Rue Chanzy, 51100 Reims, France•
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Pl. Drouet d'Erlon is a bustling shopping street that offers a variety of dining and shopping options, including charming cafes, bakeries, and shops. The area is also home to some delightful restaurants serving an array of delectable dishes. At the heart of the square stands the Sube fountain, adorned with a striking golden angel statue that serves as an iconic symbol of Reims.
Rue Condorcet is located in the heart of Reims, France, and intersects with several other streets at the Place d'Erlon. This bustling square is over 300 meters long and slightly wider than surrounding areas. It is flanked by the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and the Gaumont Reims cinema. At its center, you'll find La Gloire statue atop the Sube fountain, a prominent landmark in this vibrant area.
Memorial
In the city of Reims, known as the City of Kings for its historical significance, stands a memorial dedicated to the children who lost their lives during World War I. This monument was erected in 1930 and designed by architect Henri Royer and sculptor Paul Lefebvre. The First World War, which took place from 1914 to 1918, resulted in over eight million deaths and six million invalids, making it a global tragedy.
The Monument aux Morts in the Place de la République in Reims is a prominent war memorial dedicated to honoring the soldiers from Reims who lost their lives in World War I and later conflicts. The memorial reflects the resilience of the people of Reims and their commitment to honoring the fallen.
The monument itself typically features a solemn and dignified design, with statues or reliefs that depict figures of soldiers, grieving families, or symbolic representations of France. On November 11, Armistice Day, the Place de la République becomes a gathering point for the people of Reims to participate in ceremonies, laying wreaths and observing moments of silence in tribute to those who sacrificed their lives.
This memorial, set in a central square, connects Reims' historical role in French history with its ongoing commitment to memory and peace.
Dr. P — Google review
a monument commemorating the martyrs of the world war 2
Very beautiful memorial of the city Reims.
It was cold and dark and people in this night of 23.04.2022 were commemorating the Martyrs of the last World wide war. Compassion. Memories. Prayers. Never again this tragedy. Peace and love.
Beautifull monument
Amazing 💯💯💯💯
(Translated by Google) An imposing monument inaugurated in 1930, overlooking the Place de la République, it is dedicated to the 4,567 citizens of Reims who died for France during the First World War, as well as the 740 civilian victims. It's well worth a look and a photo.
(Original)
Imposant monument inauguré en 1930. Dominant la place de la république, il est dédié aux 4567 rémois morts pour la France pendant la 1ère guerre mondiale ainsi qu'aux 740 victimes civiles. Mérite largement un coup d'œil ainsi qu'une photo.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument; Reims was not an uninteresting setting in both World Wars.
(Original)
Ein schönes Denkmal, Reims war ja in beiden Weltkriege kein uninteressanter Schauplatz.
2 Pl. de la République, 51100 Reims, France•
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Park
Square Colbert is a charming city square located near the station and on the way to the city center. It features lush lawns, trees, and a statue of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, a prominent politician from the Louis XIV era. The park offers a pleasant environment for leisurely walks, picnics on the grass, and relaxation under shady trees. Families with children can enjoy playgrounds and a water play area.
Nice place with quite gardens and excellent bridge, you can view all these beauty and enjoy quietly.
There are some antiques shops under the bridges which is interesting too.
Leo C — Google review
The square is an urban green space linking Reims train station with Place Drouet d’Erlon. It is named after Jean-Batiste Colbert (minister under King Louis XIV and Reims native).
Amaizing park ..So many tree's .. it's all about green and nature ..
A nice park for a stroll and there are plenty of trees for shade and nice grass for a picnic. There are playgrounds for toddlers and children. Plus there was a water play area where kids can have run through ankle high water.
A square that is suitable to take a stroll or sit there relaxing😌
Lovely park, well maintained
This tree lined avenue was consecrated in 1731 and turned into public leisure space. Gorgeous!
nice
Cr de la Gare, 51100 Reims, France•
Opera house
The Opéra de Reims, also historically known as the Grand Theatre, is a magnificent building located in the center of Reims. Inspired by the Paris opera house, this grand edifice is definitely worth a visit. While tours of the interior are not available, attending a performance at this iconic venue promises to be an unforgettable experience. The theater hosts a variety of performances including classical and contemporary theatre, modern music, dance, and circus shows.
Beautiful small opera house with very comfortable seats and great acoustic. One slight negative are the small number of toilets. Visited for a production of Rossini's La Cenerentola which was great.
Michael M — Google review
The opera of Reims is small but beautiful. Even on the 3rd floor, we can have a good view of the stage. Its beautiful ceiling and interior are amazing. However, unlike other operas I've been to, there was nobody on each floor to guide us to find our seats.
Very nice venue. Cozy and excellent acoustic
Very cosy and comfortable. Great acoustics! I've been twice and I'm not planning to stop.
The performances were excellent. The theatre did not communicate the change in program and the long break, making it very confusing for the audience. I feel sorry for the pianist who did not proper ovations because of the confusion.
Nice opera theater, went to see Phedre and it was good and lasted 1h30 which is perfect for my attention disorder.
Super 👍
Nice
1 Rue de Vesle, 51100 Reims, France•
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Chapel
Nestled in the heart of Reims, the Chapelle Foujita is a captivating treasure that art enthusiasts should not miss. This exquisite chapel, completed in 1966 by the talented Japanese-French artist Leonard Foujita, stands as a heartfelt gift to the city following his conversion to Christianity. Inside, visitors are treated to breathtaking frescoes that beautifully intertwine Western and Eastern artistic traditions, showcasing Foujita's rich cultural heritage.
We were incredibly lucky to meet Sandrine -she’s truly the soul of the place. As hospitable as museum staff rarely are, she’s deeply knowledgeable and shares her stories with warmth and absolutely no trace of arrogance. I hope you’ll arrive in time to visit this remarkable spot!
Vladimir R — Google review
This is great chapel for Reims. Please come to visit.
Mr Fujita, known as a École de Paris’s painter was baptised at Cathédrale Notre Dame de Reims.
His artworks are unique, sophisticated and somewhat lovely. Quite interesting to see since its atmosphere is kind of religious and french-Japanese mixed, plus full of hope.
Although it is truly beautiful, one should check the time of opening before visiting👍
It is closed to the public Oct 1 thru May 1
I loved the exterior of the church, but unfortunately I did not get to see the interior because it was closed despite the fact that it said on the gate it was supposed to be open from 2 to 6. I went there at 2:15 and then later again at 4:30 but it was not open. I recommend that you plan other activities alongside this if you are planning on visiting because it probably will not be open.
€5 to enter a tiny church is extortionate. With two employees sat there doing nothing
It includes a visit to another church that is out the way with no opening times on the internet
It's truly beautiful..
33 Rue du Champ de Mars, 51100 Reims, France•
Park
Les Hautes Promenades is a scenic area that includes the Boulevard du General-Leclerc and the Boulevard Foch, located between Square Colbert and Place d'Erlon. The square, which spans over 300 meters and is slightly wider than others, is surrounded by the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and Gaumont Reims cinema. At its center stands La Gloire statue above the Sube fountain, where Rue Buirette and Rue de l'Etape intersect.
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful park
(Original)
Très beau parc
Coralie C — Google review
Cool.
(Translated by Google) Excellent place for walking (as the name suggests), although very crowded on weekends and sometimes noisy due to the boulevards on both sides. But hey, we're in town, what do you want.
If you are allergic to pollen, please refrain.
(Original)
Excellent lieu de promenade (comme son nom l'indique), avec toutefois beaucoup de monde le week-end et parfois du bruit en raison des boulevards des deux côtés. Mais bon, nous sommes en ville, que voulez-vous.
Allergiques au pollen abstenez-vous.
(Translated by Google) Great park for children, there are good games, slide, merry-go-round, water mirror, etc. I only give two stars because the smokers do not respect the proximity with the children and the joint smokers, even worse, add to that the drinkers of 8.6 in scrap cans. But what are the mayor of Reims and the Police doing to stop this?
(Original)
Super parc pour les enfants il y a de bon jeux toboggan tourniquet miroir d'eau etc..... Je ne mets que deux étoiles car les fumeurs ne respectent pas la proximité avec les enfants et les fumeurs de joints encore pire à cela s'ajoutent les buveurs de 8.6 en cannettes feraille. Mais que font le maire de Reims et la Police pour stopper cela.
(Translated by Google) Dogs off leashes coming up to you barking at you... People drinking in the morning
(Original)
Des chiens sans laisse qui viennent vers vous en vous aboyant dessus... Des gens qui picolent dès le matin
(Translated by Google) Clean and beautiful
(Original)
Propre et beau
Labor union
The Union of Champagne Houses offers tours of its cellars, which include the renowned crayeres - vast chalk pits originally created by the Romans for building Reims. Over time, these chambers expanded into a complex network of over 200 km connected by tunnels. During historical conflicts, they served as shelters and even housed an underground hospital and school during World War I. The deep chalk cellars provided optimal storage conditions for champagne due to their consistent cool temperature and high humidity.
1 Rue Marie Stuart, 51100 Reims, France•
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Movie theater
Discover the perfect spot for a fun evening with loved ones at Gaumont in Reims. With seven screening rooms, this cinema offers the latest movies for an enjoyable experience. Located at 72 Place Drouet d'Erlon, 51100 Reims, it's a great place to unwind and catch up on the newest releases. The friendly staff and affordable prices make it even more appealing.
(Translated by Google) Hey Google, it's no longer Gaumont, it's the Opéra cinema!!
Top programming, friendly staff, low prices (7e50 with the 5 entry card), all right in the center in an Art Deco inspired decor.
(Original)
Hey Google c'est plus Gaumont, c'est le cinéma Opéra !!
Programmation au top, personnel sympa, prix doux (7e50 avec la carte 5 entrées), le tout en plein centre dans un décor d'inspiration Art Déco.
Heïdi — Google review
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Rue Marx Dormoy is located at the roundabout where several streets converge, including Rue Condorcet, Rue de Thillois, and Rue Theodore-Dubois. It is part of the Place d'Erlon, a bustling square in Reims that stretches between major boulevards and is bordered by the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and Gaumont Reims cinema.
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Rue de Thillois is located in the heart of Place d'Erlon, a bustling square that spans over 300 meters and is slightly wider than other areas. It is surrounded by major boulevards and bordered by the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and the Gaumont Reims cinema. At its center, you can find the statue La Gloire above the Sube fountain, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.
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Rue Buirette is located in the heart of Place d'Erlon, where it intersects with rue de l'Etape. At this junction, visitors can admire the statue La Gloire perched above the Sube fountain.
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Rue Théodore Dubois is located in the heart of Place d'Erlon, a bustling square that spans over 300 meters and is slightly wider than other boulevards. It is surrounded by major boulevards like Square Colbert and Hautes-Promenades, including Boulevard du General-Leclerc and Boulevard Foch. The square also features the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and the Gaumont Reims cinema.
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Bd du Général Leclerc is a bustling area that stretches between major boulevards, including Square Colbert and Hautes-Promenades. It spans over 300 meters and is slightly wider than other squares in the vicinity. The square is flanked by the Espace d'Erlon shopping center and the Gaumont Reims cinema.
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Nature & Parks
Parc de Champagne is a vast green space filled with trees, offering various amenities such as playgrounds, fields, and basketball courts. It is known for hosting frequent events, including the grand finale of the Flaneries Musicales de Reims, where people gather to picnic and enjoy concerts by different musical groups. The park was created over a century ago with the intention of promoting well-being and continues to serve its purpose today.
Absolutely wonderful and well maintained park! Very dog-friendly also, they even have a dedicated play area where they can go off-leash! 💖 There are some picnic areas, dog plastic bag dispensers are provided and there's areas where you can play rugby or soccer. 10/10 would recommand
Rian G — Google review
It’s really nice place for kids!! They have athletics for small children(0-3) on the photo and +3 years old children. Also they have tranig machines for adults. It’s huge park so if you drop your car at the parking lot, go left at the first fork and walking for 3-5 minutes, you will find the park on your left (We went right at the fork and it takes more than 20 minutes to get there😇).
Very nice park with several big kids playgrounds. It also has a “beach” area with a beach volleyball field. Toilets are available on site and they were clean.
Nice park, lovely place to spend time with family!
Good park but toilets were locked up
Very beautiful park. Complete and very nice playground. The downside is that it closes. Even worse: it closes very early during winter. It has a climbing area for kids, a huge playground and a beach beachvolley field. I love this place. Do look for major events as the park might close.
Nice park, green spaces and playgrounds. Good place for sport. It has a parking.
Great spot for a picnic lunch with easy parking
10 Av. du Général Giraud, 51100 Reims, France•
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City park
Nature & Parks
Parks
Square de la Patte d'Oie is a serene and beautiful public garden dating back to 1733, featuring duck ponds, water fountains, and playgrounds. Located near the Reims train station, it offers a peaceful retreat with its tranquil atmosphere and lush greenery. The park is family-friendly and well-maintained, making it an ideal spot for children to play and burn off energy. Additionally, visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls or picnics in this lovely space.
This was a bit of a walk out of the town but a great open space for the kids mixture of lake and lay areas. The play area was brilliant for all ages. There was a biking area for doing stunts too. For us added bonus of being some geocaching while there. Great spot
Carol L — Google review
Such a lovely park. It was the end of winter so there was not much water in the lakes and streams as there was cleaning happening. It would be delightful in summer.
My favorite park to sit and read a book.
It’s a beautiful park where you can see ducks and ducklings, although the water is not very clean (at least not in midi-April)
Nice little park, good for kids to blow off some steam, play on the playground and look at the ducks.
Although at night there is enough drinking and 'other stuff' going on, considering the bottles and some garbage lingering around in some parts.. but not as much as the neighbouring park. The city should do something about the homeless people and garbage in these parks.
Beautiful and quite park that has some interesting trees. Highly recommend.
A nice kids park here. A good place to let the young ones burn off energy after driving around Champagne and visiting champagne houses.
The place is beautiful, close to the city center, very quiet and suitable for all ages
73 Bd du Général Leclerc, 51100 Reims, France•
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Bodies of Water
Lovely garden, peaceful and intimate.
Antoanela D — Google review
Beautiful and quite garden that has some amazing old trees. It has great energy
I loved sitting in one of the branches reading
Very relxing place... bringing back a lot of emotions by its beauty and quit 🏞🔕🎧😊
Very beautiful garden
Remarkable and well tended garden, the most impressive of all the parks in Reims! Unfortunately it is rather noisy due to being located along a busy street
Nice little garden but signs missing.
Too bad this park is located between a motorway and a railway. Noise and traffic-smell guaranteed.
Nice green space in the heat of the city.
50 Bd Louis Roederer, 51100 Reims, France•
4.1
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Angélique C — Google review
Top 😀
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful park, I could have had a lost dance last Friday. And we regret to see that the maintenance is not currently done.🤨😔😟😱😡
(Original)
Un très beau parc j aurait pu prendre une bal perdu vendredi dernier. Et nous regrettons de voir que l entretient est pas fait actuellement.🤨😔😟😱😡
(Translated by Google) "Dangerous" skate park, too many rocks on the ground!!!
We won't be back, or maybe with a broom.
It's a shame there aren't any shaded playgrounds.
(Original)
Skate parc " dangereux " trop de cailloux au sol !!!
Nous y reviendrons pas où peut être avc un balais .
Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de jeux ombrager .
(Translated by Google) Hello my daughter, it was really great fun, the ice creams were not too expensive, very clean.
(Original)
Bonjour ma fille c'est vraiment très bien amusé les glaces pas trop cher très propre
(Translated by Google) Very pleasant park but often squatted by people in caravans who have nothing to do there and divert the city's electricity and water. With these squats we no longer enjoy the peace of the park at all.
(Original)
Parc très agréable mais bien souvent squatté par des gens en caravane qui n'ont rien à y faire et détournent l'électricité et l'eau de la ville. Avec ces squats on ne profite plus du tout de la paisibilité du parc.
(Translated by Google) Superb large park. Numerous sporting events.
(Original)
Superbe grand parc. Nombreuses manifestations sportives.
(Translated by Google) It is no longer the park that I knew as a child, the park no longer has any interest, it is poorly maintained and the playgrounds, even recent ones, are not suitable for all ages, moreover already degraded... Like tennis courts or something
(Original)
Ce n'est plus le parc que j'ai connu enfant,le parc n'a plus aucun intérêt,il est mal entretenu et les aires de jeux même récentes ne sont pas adaptés à tous les âges,de plus déjà dégradé...Comme les terrains de tennis ou autre
Rue de la Croix Cordier, 51430 Tinqueux, France•
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4.0
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Park
Yes.
Myrio M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice park, practical for children thanks to the play area available.
A very nice little green spot for walking your dog, and the fountain is good on a hot day.
(Original)
Parc très sympa, pratique pour les enfants via l'air de jeu a disposition.
Un petit coin vert très sympa pour promener son chien, et la fontaine fait du bien en jour de forte chaleur.
(Translated by Google) park not very clean, and not suitable for walking your dog
(Original)
parc pas très propre, et pas adapté pour promener son chien
(Translated by Google) Friendly although full of stupidity, I have already seen two mothers hitting each other over a story of scooting between their kids... It was splendid....
(Original)
Sympathique bien que remplie de cassos , j'ai déjà vue deux mamans se frapper dessus pour une histoire de trotinette entre leurs gosses ... C'était splendide ....
(Translated by Google) Nice park, but it's a shame that it's a place for alcoholics and pot smokers who mix with the children's playground. Sometimes scooters pass by, although that's also prohibited. And it seems to be an open-air toilet for dogs.
(Original)
Jolie parc mais dommage qu'il soit un lieu pour les alcolos et fumeur de joints qui se mélange au jeu pour enfants. Parfois des passages de scooter bien cela aussi est interdit. Et cela semble être un WC à ciel ouvert pour les chiens.
(Translated by Google) Very pleasant park, especially for walks with 4-legged furballs with all my corners available :-)
(Original)
Parc très agréable, surtout pour les ballades avec les boules de poils à 4 pattes avec tous mes coins disponibles :-)
(Translated by Google) I visit this place every day as the weather permits. I am a childminder. The park could be good if the greenery was maintained more often and the trash cans were emptied every 2 days at least when it is nice weather.
(Original)
Je fréquente ce lieu tous les jours que le temps le permet. Je suis assistante maternelle. Le parc pourrait être bien si la verdure était entretenu plus souvent et que les poubelles soient vidées tous les 2 jours au minimum quand c'est les beaux jours.
(Translated by Google) Well maintained park with some games for children.
(Original)
Parc bien entretenu avec quelques jeux pour les enfants.
4.1
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Park
(Translated by Google) Very pretty little park whose building unfortunately had to be destroyed. To discover, the tumultuous and picturesque history of its original owner, Achille Laviarde known as Achille I, king of Auricanie (Patagonia). You will be very surprised!
(Original)
Très joli petit parc dont le bâtiment a malheureusement dû être détruit. A découvrir, l'histoire tumultueuse et pittoresque de son propriétaire d'origine, Achille Laviarde dit Achille Ier, roi d'Auricanie (Patagonie). Vous serez très surpris !
Evelyne V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Small park with walk along the canal and before the Parc des Roseraies.
Park without much interest other than passing through a green and uncrowded place.
Fairly poorly maintained apart from the pedestrian crossing.
(Original)
Petit parc avec promenade le long du canal et avant le parc des Roseraies.
Parc sans grand intérêt autre que de passer dans un lieu vert et peu fréquenté.
Assez mal entretenu hors passage piéton.
(Translated by Google) Nice little park with a lot of potential unfortunately spoiled by the nettles invading the view.
(Original)
Petit parc sympathique avec beaucoup de potentiel gâché malheureusement par les orties qui envahissent la vue.
(Translated by Google) Nice park suitable for walks and meditation. Too bad this park, undoubtedly with the latest developments (change of benches etc.) has transformed into a playground (petanque, ball).
The City of Reims should undoubtedly offer other playgrounds than this garden 😘
(Original)
Joli parc propice aux promenades et à la méditation. Dommage que ce parc , sans doute avec les derniers aménagements ( changement de bancs etc) de transforme en terrain de jeu.( petanque , ballon) .
Il faudrait sans doute que la Ville de Reims propose d autres terrains de jeu que ce jardin 😘
(Translated by Google) I agree with Philou51. No more frogs, how did you manage to survive that, Philou, you who loved watching frogs so much during your difficult retirement between your two Costa cruises?
(Original)
Je rejoins l’avis de Philou51. Plus de grenouilles, comment as tu fait pour survivre à ça mon Philou, toi qui aimait tant regarder les grenouilles pendant ta pénible retraite entre tes 2 Costa croisière ?
(Translated by Google) I really like this calm and relaxing park near the Flechambault Bridge. It runs along the Vesle river. There are benches, superb yellow and pink rose bushes, beautiful trees and a twisted tree like those found in Verzy.
It also has an unusual history: a century ago its owner was an extravagant personality of Reims society who had become, through a stroke of luck in a card game, the last king of Patagonia.
(Original)
J'aime beaucoup ce parc calme et reposant proche du Pont Flechambault. Il longe la rivière Vesle. Il y a des bancs, des superbes rosiers jaunes et rose, des beaux arbres et un arbre tordu comme en trouve à Verzy.
Il a aussi une histoire insolite, : il y a un siècle son propriétaire était une personnalité extravagante de la société remoise qui était devenu, par un coup de chance au jeu de cartes, le dernier roi de Patagonie.
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, there's no more water in the tank. So, no frogs. It's sad.
(Original)
Malheureusement il n'y a plus d'eau dans le bac. Donc aucune grenouille. C'est désolant.
(Translated by Google) Very nice place. You can stroll there. But a lot of cycling.
(Original)
Endroit très sympa. On peut y flâner. Mais beaucoup de vélo.
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Dog park
(Translated by Google) The best dog park in Reims: secure and spacious! We love going there to meet up with friends. 😎
(Original)
Le meilleur parc à chiens de reims : sécurisé et spacieux ! On adore y aller pour retrouver les copains. 😎
Solène ( — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very muddy park. There is no water for the dogs and the owners do not pick up droppings.
(Original)
Parc très boueux. Il n'y a pas d'eau pour les chiens et les propriétaires ne ramassent pas les déjections.
(Translated by Google) Large park and dog park, very decent and well fenced
(Original)
Grand parc et parc à chien très correct et bien clôturé
(Translated by Google) Park where you can release your dog to let off some steam.
(Original)
Parc où l’on peut relâcher son toutou pour qu’il se défoule.
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