Vacation Rentals in Reims

If you are looking for a cosy holiday apartment in Reims, you will find it especially in the historic centre. Not only do you have the opportunity to pitch your tents in the shade of Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral and Porte de Mars, but you can also take advantage of the walking distance to numerous sights and restaurants. Thanks to the closely interlinked bus network, you can also reach the sights outside the city centre without having to drive your own car.

For those who like it a little quieter and want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the lively city, a finca in the outlying districts of La Neuvillette, Croix Cordier and Murigny Sud is ideal. Especially for nature lovers, the modernly furnished accommodation in the southwest of Reims is ideal, because the Parc Naturel Regional de la Montagne de Reims, only a stone's throw away, invites you to extensive exploration tours with child and cone.

Those who are interested in history will get their money's worth in the royal city of France. Just a few steps away from your apartment in the centre, you will be immersed in the fascinating world of the Middle Ages, which is still present in Reims, with its magnificent buildings such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saint-Remi Basilica and the archbishop's palace "Palais du Tau". Also worth seeing is the former Roman city gate "Porte de Mars", which was the widest gate of the known world in ancient times with a width of 33 metres. The excursion into the eventful history of Reims is rounded off by an excursion to the nearby scenes of the First World War. Especially at the "Fort de la Pompelle" and at the "Ferme de Navarin" the traces of the past are still tangible.

Due to its location in the heart of Champagne, Reims is famous for its variety of excellent sparkling wines. On site, you will not only have the opportunity to try one or two fine wines, you can also visit many of the champagne cellars carved into the chalk cliffs as part of a tour. No less famous is Reims for its pink biscuits ("Biscuit rose"), which the nobility already enjoyed in the early 18th century.

Due to its predestined location under the protection of the vineyards, Reims has a mild climate all year round with comparatively little rainfall. Accordingly, the travel season for cultural tourists begins early in mid-April, when the average of six hours of sunshine per day is passed. Over the summer, which lures with average maximum temperatures around the 25 degree mark, the best travel time stretches into October.

The annual event highlights in Reims are concentrated mainly on the summer months of June to September. The city in Champagne is particularly famous for the international folklore festival "Sacres du Folklore" in June, the music festival "Flâneries musicales d'été in Reims" and the "Jeanne d'Arc-Festival", which is one of the biggest medieval festivals in France. The event programme is rounded off by the "Reims Jazz Festival" in the champagne house "Domaine Pommery" in November.