Reims is a quaint city in France and dubbed as the capital of the champagne wine region. Attend a mass at the 13th century Reims Cathedral, a fine example of Gothic architecture. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the church was the venue of the coronation of 25 kings of France. Tour the Palais du Tau, former residence of the archbishop of Reims which is now a museum housing relics from the cathedral. Learn about Champagne at Tattinger’s champagne house located in Roman stone quarries. See the man-made chalk tunnels to see the storage of the bubbly drink. Visit Musee des Beaux-Arts, a fine arts museum with a wide collection of French and European artworks from the 16th to the 21st century.