Place Drouet-d'Erlon
Reims' liveliest long pedestrian square, lined with cafés and Champagne bars, with the Subé Fountain as its landmark.
This elongated pedestrian square links the train station with the city center. Art Deco buildings line both sides, and their ground floors are filled with cafés, Champagne bars, and restaurants, with outdoor seating packed in summer. It is the first choice for dinner and nightlife. At the northern end, the Subé Fountain, built in 1906, has a golden figure of Victory on top and is a popular photo spot. Open all day, it is about a five-minute walk from the train station and makes a good starting point for exploring central Reims.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- Biscuits Fossier
- Porte de Mars
- Cryptoportique
- Halles du Boulingrin
- Reims Cathedral
- Museum of the Surrender
- Palace of Tau
- Carnegie Library of Reims