10 Must-see things to do in Reims

The Champagne Houses to Visit in Reims: Bubbles & Heritage in the City of Coronations

Reims is not just about its famous cathedral – it’s also one of the world’s champagne capitals 🍾. With miles of chalk cellars and legendary Champagne Houses, the city offers visitors a unique experience, blending heritage, craftsmanship, and unforgettable tastings. Here’s a guide to the must-visit Champagne Houses during your stay in Reims.


1. Veuve Clicquot: the boldness of a Grande Dame

In the heart of historic chalk cellars, visitors discover the unique style of the Brut Carte Jaune, the Maison’s signature. Experiences range from a simple tour with tasting (€36) to more refined journeys: an introduction to rosé champagne (€60), vintage workshops (€160), or the ultimate experience with “La Grande Dame” (€255).
📍 1 Rue Albert Thomas, Reims – Open 9:30 am to 5:30 pm (FR/EN).


2. Mumm: at the heart of 25 km of cellars

With its 25 kilometers of underground galleries, Mumm offers several experiences: a discovery of the iconic Cordon Rouge (€30), a Grand Cru Pinot Noir tasting with cheese pairing (€45), or the prestigious Grand Cru Experience (€55). A deep dive into the history and power of the House’s champagnes.
📍 34 rue du Champ de Mars, Reims – Hours vary by season (FR/EN/ES/IT).


3. Lanson: tradition and elegance

Located on rue de Courlancy, Lanson invites visitors on an immersive journey through its secret garden, cellars, and winery. Several options are available:

  • Original Creation: tour + 1 tasting (€32)
  • Emblematic Creation: 2 signature cuvées (€40)
  • Signature Experience: guided tasting of 3 cuvées including a Blanc de Blancs (€55)
  • Vintage Experience: dive into the 2010 & 2013 vintages (€85).
    📍 66 rue de Courlancy, Reims – Booking required.

4. Taittinger: prestige and heritage

With UNESCO-listed cellars, Taittinger combines history and refinement.

  • Instant Rosé: Brut Réserve & Prestige Rosé (€40)
  • Instant Comtes: tasting of 3 prestigious cuvées (€80)
  • Instant Gourmet: food and champagne pairing by a Michelin-starred chef (€80)
  • Instant Duo Comtes: focus on Comtes de Champagne vintages (€100).
    📍 9 place Saint Nicaise, Reims – Booking required (FR/EN).

5. GH Martel: between museum & chalk cellars

A more intimate House, GH Martel charms visitors with its museum and chalk caves. Experiences include a tour and tasting of 2 non-vintage champagnes (€35) or a Prestige tasting with a vintage champagne (€45). Perfect for a convivial introduction to champagne.
📍 17 rue des Créneaux, Reims – Booking required.


6. Vranken-Pommery: where art meets champagne

With 18 km of cellars, 60 Gallo-Roman crayères, and the stunning Villa Demoiselle, Pommery is unmissable. Options include:

  • Guided tour with 2 cuvées (€48)
  • Gastronomic tour with champagne-paired meal (€145)
  • “From vine to glass” experience (€72)
  • Classic cellar tour (€27).
    📍 5 place du Général Gouraud, Reims – Open daily (FR/EN).

7. Jacquart: modern and creative

On boulevard Lundy, Jacquart offers original tastings: the Signature range (€26), Prestige tasting with a Blanc de Blancs 2016 (€30), full masterclass (€72), or even an immersive sound experience (€90).
📍 34 boulevard Lundy, Reims – Booking required.


8. Charles de Cazanove: authenticity & conviviality

In a warm and friendly atmosphere, this House offers quick, affordable tastings:

  • Tradition (€20)
  • Seasonal Selection (€25)
  • Vieille France (with a vintage champagne, €30).
    📍 8 place de la République, Reims – Open daily.

9. Ruinart: timeless elegance

The oldest Champagne House invites you into its spectacular UNESCO-listed chalk cellars, located nearly 40 meters underground. The tour ends with a tasting of 2 Ruinart cuvées (€85). A refined, must-do experience.
📍 4 rue des Crayères, Reims – Reservation only (FR/EN).


10. Canard-Duchêne: between vineyards & cellars

Located at the gates of Reims in the village of Ludes, this House offers several options combining cellar tours (6 km of galleries) with tastings:

  • Essential Visit (€21)
  • Léonie Visit (€29)
  • Iconic Visit (€39)
  • Sabrage initiation (from €100).
    📍 1 rue Edmond Canard, Ludes – Booking required.

✨ Conclusion: which House to choose in Reims?

Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned champagne lover, Reims has something to delight you. From world-famous Houses like Veuve Clicquot, Taittinger, or Ruinart to more intimate experiences at Martel or Canard-Duchêne, each visit offers a fascinating dive into the sparkling world of champagne. Now, it’s your turn to pick the House that matches your taste, budget… and your thirst for bubbles 🥂

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