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Reims (/ riːmz / REEMZ; [4] French: [ʁɛ̃s] ⓘ; also spelled Rheims in English) is the most populous city in the French department of Marne, and the 12th most populous city in France. The city lies 129 km (80 mi) northeast of Paris on the Vesle river, a tributary of the Aisne.
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- Cathedral Our Lady of Reims. It is THE must-see monument in Reims, the main attraction of the city, the one that attracts the majority of tourists. And there is a good reason for it!
- The Palace of Tau. The palace of Tau, located right next to the Cathedral and also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was once the residence of the Archbishops of Reims.
- Reims Saint-Remi Basilica. Built in the 11th century and almost entirely destroyed during the First World War, it is here that you can find the relics of the Archbishop St. Remi (who, as we saw earlier, converted Clovis to Christianity).
- St. Remi History Museum. Next to the basilica, in the former royal Abbey of Saint-Remi, there is the St. Remi museum (“Musée Saint-Remi”). The building, which is the 3rd listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Reims, is worth a visit if only for its architecture.
- Reims Cathedral
- Palace of Tau
- Villa Demoiselle
- Saint-Remi Basilica
- Champagne Houses
- Musée Des Beaux-Arts
- Porte de Mars
- Musée-Hôtel Le Vergeur
- Hôtel de La Salle à Reims
- Fort de La Pompelle
At the site of 900 years-worth of royal coronations, it’s almost mind-blowing to think of all the historical figures that have passed through. Before you enter see if you can find the Smiling Angel in the north portal of the west facade. It’s a 13th century sculpture with its own story to tell, as it was beheaded during the German bombing in 1914 a...
The Episcopal Palace next-door is where the cathedral’s treasury is kept, and also had a role in the coronation ritual. The king would come here to don his robes, and from 990 to 1825 this was where the post-coronation banquet would happen. On display is an astonishing assortment of tapestries, reliquaries and statues. Among the must-sees is a 9th-...
Next to the Pommery Caves is a gorgeous mansion built during the transition between art nouveau and art deco at the start of the 20th century. After being left to rot in the 80s and 90s it was done up in 2004: The president of Vranken Champagnes, Paul-François Vranken spared no expense restoring the villa to its Belle Époque splendour. Some sublime...
This church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and acclaimed as a gothic masterpiece for its sculptural decoration and architecture. Parts of the building are much older than the gothic period, as the romanesque nave and transepts are from the 1000s. Later gothic additions like the choir ambulatory and facade are masterful in the way they help form a ...
You can’t come all the way to Reims and not go for at least one tour of the champagne houses that have taken up residence in the town since the 18th century. The tricky bit will be working out which one to visit: Mumm, Veuve Clicquot-Ponsardin, Tattinger and Ruinart are just a few of the prestigious names, and they’re all open for visitors. All wil...
Set in a former abbey, Reims’ fine arts museum is a product of the Revolution: Its collection is based on a works seized from the region’s aristocracy. Since then the inventory has grown with donations, and gives you a comprehensive overview of the main European art movements from the 1500s to the 1900s. There are paintings by Renoir, Matisse, Mone...
There isn’t a great deal of Reims’ Roman history surviving, but this arch in Place de la République is still going strong. It was built in the 200s, and at 33 metres in length is the largest Roman arch in the world. The arch has a lot of wear, but if you know your Roman mythology you can show off by identifying the reliefs of Romulus and Remus, and...
On Place du Forum is a 16th-century mansion built by the bourgeois merchant Nicolas Le Vergeur. Before you go inside you can appreciate the gables and half-timbering over the stone base. The museum within has taken donations from people of all kinds of backgrounds, so the collection is wonderfully diverse. There’s gothic and renaissance furniture, ...
On Rue Dr Jacquin, Hôtel de La Salle is a renaissance mansion built in the mid-16th century. Outside you can make out the influence of classical architecture in the Doric and Ionic pilasters (ornamental pillars) on the ground floor and first floor respectively. If the name of the building rings a bell, it’s the birthplace of Jean-Baptiste de La Sal...
This fortress was a component in the nationwide Séré de Rivières defensive system, which France developed in the decades following defeat in the Franco-Prussian War. Fort de la Pompelle was completed in 1884, was armed with six 155mm de Bange guns, and had a company of more than 270 men. Reims suffered some of the First World War’s heaviest fightin...
For wine lovers, Reims is an essential stop on France’s Champagne trail, with big-name bubbly houses headquartered here among wide boulevards and well-preserved medieval churches. There’s plenty to toast to at Reims Cathedral, a coronation site for centuries of French monarchs.
The Tourist Office will help you make the most of your trip to Reims: guided tours, visits to Champagne cellars and vineyards, UNESCO sites, etc.
Reims. France, Europe. No matter what you have read, nothing can prepare you for that first skyward glimpse of Reims’ gargantuan Gothic cathedral. Rising golden and imperious above the city, the cathedral is where, over the course of a millennium (816 to 1825), some 34 sovereigns – among them two dozen kings – began their reigns. Attractions.
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