Reims

Reims is a city in northeastern France, renowned for its rich history and cultural significance. It played a central role in French royal ceremonies, notably hosting the coronations of many French monarchs in its impressive Gothic cathedral, Notre-Dame de Reims. The city is also famed for its champagne industry, as many of the world's top champagne houses are located there. Reims combines historical architecture, such as medieval and Renaissance buildings, with a vibrant modern atmosphere. Its strategic location made it an important center for commerce, religion, and industry, making it a key city in France’s heritage and identity.