How to get to Reims?

Want to visit Reims without any hassle? Here's how to get there simply, quickly and without blowing your budget!

Reims is a very well-connected city, whether you're coming from Paris, Strasbourg, Lille or even from abroad. Thanks to Tictactrip, you can compare and book your train, bus or carpool journey in one click.

🚆 By train

The fastest and most eco-friendly way to reach Reims is undoubtedly the train. The city has two stations: Reims-Centre station, right in the city centre, and Champagne-Ardenne TGV station, located in Bezannes and connected by tram.

From Paris, it takes only 45 minutes by TGV from Gare de l'Est or even directly from Charles de Gaulle airport. It's convenient, comfortable and low-carbon!

🚌 By bus

If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, the bus is ideal. Companies such as FlixBus offer up to 16 departures a day between Paris and Reims, for a journey of 2 to 3 hours. Other connections are also available from Lille, Nancy or Metz.

🚗 By car or carpool

Reims is accessible via the A4 (Paris-Strasbourg) and A26 (Calais-Troyes) motorways. If you're coming by car, watch out for the Low Emission Zone (LEZ), which requires a Crit'Air sticker (category 1 to 3).

And if you prefer a more responsible option, consider carpooling with platforms such as Blablacar. Cheaper, more eco-friendly, and often very sociable!

✈️ By plane? Yes, but...

Reims doesn't have a commercial airport, but you can land at Paris Charles de Gaulle, then take a direct TGV to Champagne-Ardenne station in just 30 minutes.

Once there, public transport (trams, buses) makes getting around the city easy.

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Now that you know how to get to Reims without breaking the bank, let me tell you a bit about its fascinating history.

Reims, located in the Marne department in the Grand Est region, is a city steeped in history. Its postcode is 51100. With a population of around 180,000 inhabitants, it's a lively city that's not lacking in charm.

Reims covers an area of around 47 square kilometres. Just imagine, it's like having a huge playground to explore!

You won't get bored in this multi-faceted city.

The history of Reims dates back to Gallo-Roman times, and it has played a major role in the history of France. Known in particular for its famous cathedral, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Reims was the coronation site of numerous kings of France.

It was here that Joan of Arc led Charles VII to his coronation in 1429, a historic moment that has left its mark on the city forever.

Now you're ready to set off and discover Reims, a city rich in history and surprises.

Thanks to Tictactrip, you now know how to get there without stress. Whether you choose the train, the bus or carpooling, you're sure to enjoy a practical, affordable and responsible experience.

Don't forget your camera to capture the iconic landmarks of Reims, such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Palais du Tau or the Museum of Fine Arts.

And of course, a glass of champagne is a must... after all, you're in one of its birthplaces! 🍾

So, ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure in Reims? 🚆🚌🚗💫