Reims Neighborhoods: 4 Area Guides
Reims's districts include the Boulingrin market quarter, Saint-Remi around the basilica, residential Clairmarais and Courlancy. These guides describe what each area is like.
Reims neighborhood guides
Boulingrin, Reims: Market Halles, Art Deco and Where to Eat
Boulingrin is a compact historic quarter of Reims built around its 1920s Art Deco market hall, with the 1925 Brasserie du Boulingrin facing it across the street. Plan it as a half-day anchored on market mornings, then walk to the cathedral and the Roman remains.
Clairmarais, Reims: The Business District by the Station
Clairmarais is the office quarter that grew up around Reims's TGV station on former railway and factory land. It is a practical arrival point rather than a sightseeing district, best used as a base for the centre-ville and the newer Sernam-Boulingrin redevelopment next door.
Courlancy, Reims: a practical guide to the district
Courlancy is a residential quarter south of central Reims rather than a sightseeing district. Use it as a quiet base, walk north for the cathedral and Boulingrin market, and treat market mornings as the anchor of your weekend.
Saint-Remi, Reims: Basilica, Museum and Quarter Guide
Saint-Remi is Reims's second headline sight: a UNESCO-listed basilica and former abbey south-east of the cathedral quarter, good for half a day and free to step into. Here is what to see, how long it takes, what surrounds it, and why this quiet district suits some trips better than others.