The Boulingrin Markets

By the Boulingrin Merchants and Producers Association

September 18 and 19

At Les Halles du Boulingrin, you’ll discover a lively market deeply rooted in Reims’ traditions.

You’ll wander among the stalls offering seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats, fish, cheeses, breads, local specialties, and grocery items.

The experience invites you to interact with the people who grow, raise, process, and share the region’s flavors.

Free admission
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In detail

A true Reims institution, the Marchés du Boulingrin immerse you in the lively atmosphere of Les Halles, at the heart of one of Reims’ most iconic landmarks. Beneath the large reinforced concrete vault, you’ll find farmers, merchants, and artisans gathered around local and seasonal products.

As you stroll past the stalls, you’ll discover seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats, fish, cheeses, breads, local specialties, and grocery items. You’ll take the time to examine the products, ask questions, and talk directly with the people who grow, raise, prepare, or process them. The market thus becomes an opportunity to meet others as much as it is a culinary discovery.

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Boulingrin Market Halls

This stop at the Boulingrin also gives you the chance to admire one of Reims’s most important heritage sites. Built in the 1920s, the Halles stand out for their remarkable architecture and are home to one of the region’s most popular markets. A free experience that lets you soak up the rhythm of the Champagne region, combining local expertise, fresh produce, and casual conversations with food enthusiasts.

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Practical Information

⌛ Duration: Ongoing
📍 Location: Place du Boulingrin 51100 REIMS

💰 Prices:
Free admission

📆 Dates and times:
Friday, September 18, and Saturday, September 19: times vary

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• A Reims-based institution located in the heart of the Halles du Boulingrin
• Meet producers, merchants, and artisans in person
• Flavors of the Champagne region in a lively and accessible market

Yes, children are welcome to participate in this experience.

The venue is not accessible to people with limited mobility (PWM). For any other type of disability, please contact the organizer so we can assess the most appropriate accommodations.

Unfortunately, aside from guide dogs, pets are not allowed during this experience.

By train: Reims Centre Station, a 650-meter walk away
By tram and bus: TRAM 1/2, Schneiter stop, 250 meters away, served by numerous lines, including the tram.