Well located between Paris, eastern France and Belgium, Reims is easy to reach. Here is what you need to know to get there and get around during your stay.

Coming to Reims by train

Two stations serve the city:

Some TGV trains also run directly from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport to Reims.

Coming by car

Reims is at the crossroads of the A4 (Paris – Strasbourg), A26 (Calais – Troyes) and A34 (towards the Ardennes and Belgium) motorways. Allow about 1.5 to 1.75 hours from Paris, depending on traffic.

Getting around

The Citura network has two tram lines (A and B) and many bus routes. The historic centre, the cathedral and Place Drouet-d’Erlon are easy to explore on foot. For the Champagne houses on the Saint-Nicaise hill or the Saint-Remi Basilica, take the bus or walk about twenty minutes from the cathedral.

Parking in Reims

On-street parking is paid in the city centre, with several colour-coded zones with different rates and time limits. A few tips:

Rules may change: check the zones and times on the City of Reims website before your stay.

And at Opus Reims?

Our apartment is on boulevard Robespierre, near Place Luton, in a residential neighbourhood where street parking is free, a few minutes from the tram to reach the city centre.

Stay in Reims with Opus Reims

Our Opus Reims Robespierre apartment is a bright two-bedroom flat for up to 6 guests near Place Luton, a few minutes from the tram: equipped kitchen, fibre wifi, washing machine and self check-in. Book direct on our website for the best price.