Children's hearts beat faster at the sight of the numerous attractions specially designed for under-10s, while adventure seekers can look forward to a selection of roller coasters and thrill rides, including the new Donjon de l'Extrême, the tallest free-fall tower in the country. Waiting times rarely exceed an hour, even in the height of summer. Relaxation is provided by the extensive forest and flower gardens.

Underground, surrounded by historic limestone caves, art exhibits and tasting of exquisite champagne await you. In the cool vaults, you will not only learn about the rich history and production of the famous Brut Royal, but also enjoy the unique atmosphere that combines art and fine wines in perfect harmony.

Wander through narrow streets lined with art galleries and antique shops. Be enchanted by the lively atmosphere of the Saturday morning market with products from the floating gardens. Enjoy a hands-on cooking experience after a visit to the French market, taste regional wines and specialties in atmospheric bars, and discover the best sweets in France along the way.

Set in centuries-old chalk cellars, originally used by monks for wine storage, your experience includes a guided tour of the vaults and ends with a top-notch tasting. The combination of history and the enjoyment of fine champagnes, including Taittinger's Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs, makes every sip a journey back in time. No culinary tips available.

Enter the unaltered surrender room where Nazi Germany laid down its arms. Surrounded by original Allied maps and artifacts, you will experience the historical moment of the end of the war up close. Authentic documents and uniforms convey the dramatic events and fighting spirit of the time.

Discover a collection dedicated to the fascinating world of vampires, from historical artifacts to modern interpretations. This museum sheds light on the cultural significance of vampire legends through the centuries and offers an in-depth look at the mythology, art, and literature surrounding these nocturnal creatures.

Discover the secrets and history behind perfume making. Learn how fragrances are conceived, blended, and packaged into elegant bottles. This experience offers you a unique chance to explore the nuances of rare essences and maybe even create your own signature perfume.

Admire the Mona Lisa, the centerpiece of the Louvre, surrounded by masterpieces of art history. This painting, mysterious and world-famous, attracts attention with Leonardo's refined technique and indefinable smile. A moment in which history comes alive and the bridge between past and present is spanned under the roof of one of the largest museums in the world.

Experience one-of-a-kind concerts in the heart of Art Deco architecture, steeped in opulent designs and historical significance. Every year, the Reims Opera organizes special concert evenings, ranging from opera performances to orchestral concerts, offering an unparalleled cultural experience in one of the city's most architecturally impressive buildings.

During La Nuit des Musées, museums open their doors free of charge for nocturnal discoveries. Experience masterpieces from Renoir to Monet in atmospherically lit halls and take part in special events such as guided tours and workshops.

Explore the impressive collection of historical weapons, armor, and artifacts that span France's military history from the Middle Ages to World War II. Marvel at the magnificent architecture and Napoleon's final resting place under the golden dome.

Discover the fascinating world of the Romans by strolling through an ancient triumphal arch whose detailed reliefs tell of gods and mythical scenes. Explore underground galleries that once served as a market and feel the historic atmosphere that comes alive in these centuries-old structures.

Walk in the footsteps of Saint Remi, who baptized the first king of France. Marvel at the architectural masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic and discover relics that delve deep into French history. In the attached museum, fascinating exhibits from prehistoric times to the Gallo-Roman era to medieval sculptures and militaria await you.

Admire the magnificent Gothic architecture that has hosted the coronation of almost all French kings for over eight centuries. Marvel at the finely crafted sculptures, stunning façade, and glowing stained-glass windows, including works by Marc Chagall. Experience a kaleidoscope of colors created by the play of light with the stained glass windows and feel the deep historical significance of this place.