Planétarium de Reims

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Planetarium of Reims
Display of the constellations Orion and Taurus

Established	1979
Location	Reims, France
Coordinates	49°14′34″N 4°00′56″E / 49.242847°N 4.015628°E / 49.242847; 4.015628
Type	Planetarium

The Planetarium of Reims is the second oldest planetarium in France.

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