How to Get to Veuve Clicquot in Reims

Hours, prices and access verified by the Veuve Clicquot Tours team — last checked 2026-09-24.

Veuve Clicquot's visit centre stands on the edge of Reims, 45 minutes from Paris by TGV. You can reach it by train and taxi, by car, or let a tour drive you. Sort the route before your Veuve Clicquot booking, because the cellar slot will not wait for a late train.

Where the house is

Every cellar tour starts at the Visit Center Saint-Pétersbourg. The address to give a taxi or a map app is below.

Address: 1 rue Albert Thomas, 51100 Reims, France
Public tours: +33 (0)3 26 89 53 90
Hours: 9:30 am to 5:30 pm on open days
Bus stop: a Citybus stop named Veuve Clicquot

Veuve Clicquot, 1 rue Albert Thomas, Reims
The visit centre on the edge of the city

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From Paris: TGV, car or a tour

For most visitors from Paris, the TGV wins. It leaves from Gare de l'Est and takes about 45 minutes. From Charles de Gaulle airport, Reims Tourisme puts Reims about 30 minutes away by TGV.

From Paris	Time	Where you arrive	Then
TGV to Reims Centre	About 45 minutes	Reims Centre station, in the city	Walk, Citybus or taxi to the house
TGV to Champagne-Ardenne	About 45 minutes	Champagne-Ardenne TGV, Bezannes	10 minutes by car, or the tram into Reims
TGV from CDG airport	About 30 minutes	Reims: your ticket names the station	Taxi to the house
Car	Depends on traffic	The A4 into Reims	20 car spaces at the house; Crit'Air 1-3 for the low-emission zone
A day tour	7 to 12.5 hours door to door	Your Paris hotel	The ticket and the drive are in the fare

If you drive, Reims sits where the A4 from Paris meets the A26. Part of the city is a low-emission zone, so your car needs a Crit'Air sticker rated 1 to 3. The house's own car park is small, with 20 spaces, and you should not drive after the tasting.

Or let a tour do the driving

The Paris days collect you at your hotel with the cellar ticket in the fare, and one puts you on the TGV with the tickets bought for you.

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Reims Centre or Champagne-Ardenne TGV

Reims has two stations, and which one you use changes the last leg.

Reims Centre: in the heart of the city. The shared tours meet on its forecourt, and the house is 15 minutes away by car.
Champagne-Ardenne TGV: at Bezannes, outside the city, linked to the centre by tram. The house is 10 minutes away by car, the shortest ride of the two.

If you are going straight to your cellar slot, either works with a taxi. If you are meeting a tour, go to Reims Centre, unless your listing names the other station.

The last few kilometres to rue Albert Thomas

From the city centre you have four ways to reach the house. Pick by how much time you have before your slot.

On foot: the house says it is 30 minutes from the city centre. It is a fair walk, so allow for the tasting on the way back.
Citybus: a stop named Veuve Clicquot serves the visit centre. Check the line at the station before you set off.
Taxi: taxis drop you right in front of reception. It is the surest choice when your train runs late.
Car or bicycle: 20 car spaces, 5 coach spaces and a bicycle space.

Where the tours meet

Every listing prints its own start. These are the points you walk to.

Reims station, 9:20 am: the shared days from Reims meet at the tourist office on the Reims Centre forecourt, Cour de la Gare.
Épernay, 8:30 am: À La Française's shared day can start at the Épernay tourist office, 7 avenue de Champagne.
Your Reims hotel: the private days from Reims collect you at the station or your hotel, and one from 9 am at a place you choose.
Your Paris hotel: most Paris days collect you, some as early as 7 am. The train day puts you on a TGV at Gare de l'Est, and the guide meets you at Reims station.

Sundays and summer trains

France Intense prints the trains it recommends for its Reims days, and they are a good guide for anyone. Monday to Saturday, it names TGV 2709 from Paris-Est at 8:28 am, arriving at Reims at 9:14 am. On Sundays it names TGV 2407 at 7:58 am, which arrives at Champagne-Ardenne at 8:38 am.

In July and August it says no train suits a Sunday-morning start, so it asks you to arrive the day before. For the way home, it suggests any train from Reims after 5:45 pm. Timetables change, so check yours with SNCF when you book.

Reims Cathedral and the house in one day

Reims Cathedral stands in the city centre, a 30-minute walk from the house. It opens every day from 8 am, and entry is free. The towers are open by guided visit only, for EUR 9.

So you can see the cathedral first thing, then take a taxi to a late-morning cellar slot. Many Paris day tours stop at the cathedral for you on the way.

Reims Cathedral's west front and its two towers under a pale sky

To the Manoir de Verzy

The Manoir de Verzy, the house's manor in the vineyards, is at 12 rue Ernest Graingault, Verzy, with free parking. The house puts it 25 minutes by car from the Champagne-Ardenne TGV station. It opens only for its own events, so you need a booking and a car or a taxi.

Questions about getting there

How do I get from Paris to Veuve Clicquot?

Take the TGV from Paris Gare de l'Est to Reims, about 45 minutes. From Reims Centre station the house is a short taxi ride, a Citybus trip or a long walk.

Which Reims station is closer to Veuve Clicquot?

By the house's own figures, it is 10 minutes by car from Champagne-Ardenne TGV and 15 minutes by car from Reims Centre. Reims Centre is the one the tours meet at, so most visitors use it.

Is there parking at Veuve Clicquot?

Yes: 20 car spaces, 5 coach spaces and a space for bicycles. Taxis can drop you in front of reception.

How far is Veuve Clicquot from Reims Cathedral?

The house says its visit centre is a 30-minute walk from the city centre, where the cathedral stands. A taxi is quicker if your cellar slot is close.

Can I reach Veuve Clicquot by train on a Sunday?

Yes, though the early Sunday TGV France Intense recommends runs to Champagne-Ardenne, not Reims Centre. In July and August it says there is no suitable Sunday-morning train, so arrive the day before.

Days that start at Reims station or on the TGV

Veuve Clicquot Tour From Paris

Your TGV tickets from Paris Gare de l'Est are in the fare, and a guide meets you in Reims for the house, lunch, the Avenue de Champagne and Hautvillers. Non-refundable once booked.

From $645 per person

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From Reims Champagne Day Trip Veuve Clicquot Local Domain & Lunch

You meet at the Reims station forecourt at 9:20 am: the house's cellars and tastings, lunch in Reims and a family grower at Rilly-la-Montagne, back at the station the same day.

From $382 per person

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Veuve Clicquot Tasting and Fun Private Tour in Champagne

Your own guide from Reims station: the house's tickets, the cathedral, a walk through the city and a boutique producer at Rilly-la-Montagne. Marked wheelchair accessible.

From $520 per person

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Where these facts come from

The address, drive times and parking come from the house's visit page, and the stations, trains and roads from Reims Tourisme. The cathedral's hours come from its own sites, and the meeting points and train advice from each tour's listing.

Next: check the calendar on the visitor guide, see the Reims weather, or compare every tour on Veuve Clicquot Tours.