Le Cellier was originally built in the 19th century and served as a wine cellar for storing and aging Champagne. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The current City Hall was built between 1627 and 1825, with several phases of construction spanning almost two centuries. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The Musée Hôtel Le Vergeur dates back to the 13th century, making it one of the oldest structures in Reims. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

Place Royale was designed and built in the 18th century during the reign of Louis XV. The square was constructed to symbolize the authority and grandeur of the French monarchy. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The Reims Cathedral was historically the place where French kings were crowned. Starting with Louis VIII in 1223, it became the traditional site for the coronation of French monarchs. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The Palace of Tau was historically the residence of the Archbishop of Reims and the site where French kings would stay before their coronation at the nearby Reims Cathedral. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The Opéra de Reims was constructed in the late 19th century, between 1873 and 1875, in the Neo-Classical style. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.

The square is named after General Jean-Baptiste Drouet d Erlon, a prominent military figure during the Napoleonic Wars, who was born in Reims. At this stop, you'll learn about the history of this monument and solve quizzes in the Wanderway app.