Reims, France skyline: the 30 most iconic buildings and best views in Reims

Historical & Legendary Cathedral This is one of the oldest Cathedrals in the world. It witnessed the crowning of Kings in the Middle Ages and was always an amazing beacon of faith for the Catholic Church. It is currently ongoing a bit of renovation but still looks fabulous. If you come to Reims you will see the Cathedral it is the absolute one and only building you need to see visit. We were also very impressed by the inside the ceilings are so high that they give you this feeling of Grandness- ABSOLUTE must see !

Extremely beautiful church! Huge and with nice information inside! They have a shop as well as some brochures for more information. It is a must for people interested in French history and Gothic architecture. You cannot miss the Marc Chagall's piece of art!

A true masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the Cathédrale de Reims captivates visitors with its soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, and breathtaking façade. Inside, sunlight streams through stained-glass windows of multiple colors and designs, casting vibrant patterns that tell stories from history and scripture. Every corner reveals centuries of craftsmanship, from the delicate arches to the detailed sculptures. Whether you are drawn to architecture, art, or history, the cathedral offers an unforgettable experience where light, color, and stone come together in perfect harmony.

Although there is still tons of scaffolding in the back outside the church, the inside is mostly all gleaming and magnificent! Lines move fast but recommend getting advance tickets. There is a handicap fast lane. Despite efforts to keep voices down, it is not conducive for a quiet prayer. Small gift shop inside sells metals and stained glass window replicas. A lovely, gorgeous church. Panels outside show some of the construction processes.

We did the roof tour. Nine euro each and very easy to book on their website. 249 steps with no stopping places so be prepared for a hike. Our tour was in French but he did a little bit in English for us. Some surprises up there which I won't spoil

The beauty and grandeur of this cathedral cannot be conveyed in words. It is here that you can feel the power of this place. Here you will feel all the energy of centuries. It was here that 31 kings were crowned. A majestic cathedral.

Impressive cathedral that has a rich history and an important place in French history. In fact, it’s were most the country’s king got crowned as a result of king Clovis vow. It’s definitely worth the visit. The town has made a lot of effort to conserve it and renovate its treasures. It’s free and has many visual to guide your visit

This is a place where Kings have been crowned. It is stunning and mystical at the same time. Situated next to the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Reims, it is a place to see if you are fan of history and royalty. The display is amazing and takes you on a journey across the lives of Kings. We were alone in the museum early morning so that could be the best part of the day for a visit. Zero queueing and the whole place just for us, the stroll became almost a VIP one. It will not take more than 1 hour unless you really want to spend 5mins contemplating every display, carpet or statues. Equipped with the Education pass and a kid of 11, the entry was free on top of that. Plan your visit and buy your tickets in advance to go quicker otherwise wake up early and enjoy the museum at your own pace freely.

Great artifact collection. Worth getting the audio guide because all the exhibit descriptions are in French. I would recommend getting a combined ticket because entry price is 8 Euros.

This is a must in order to get a full understanding of the cathedral. Definitely worth the entrance fee.

Beautiful museum, although none of the explanations were in English it was still worth a visit.

Good museum featuring an explanation of the coronation ceremony, regalia, and treasures, along with a history of the cathedral structure and many sculptures saved from the facade.

I have been trying to experience the museum of my adopted country while covid has kept most tourists away. I have seen a lot of museums that have done a good job balancing the safety of visitors with the ability to still see and understand the exhibit. This was not one of them. The gestures taken for covid seem haphazard at best and nonsensical at worst. Also, as a warning, all explanation plaques are in French which is fine. More worryingly, signs indicating directions and important information are inconsistently translated into English and German (sometimes one, sometimes both, sometimes neither) and the translations (in English anyway) are mostly terrible.

I'd say it's a must for anyone in Reims or stopping by in the city. The coolest part for me was to see some of the old statues that fell off the cathedral which are now on display inside the palais. Really makes you appreciate the craftsmanship and the detail that went into buildings back then.

Impressive building and architecture. Beautiful art if few exposed. The history of the place where many of France kings got their blessed oil for their coronation It’s a touristic spot but not too busy

Basilique Saint-Remi is one of Reims’ most captivating historical sites. The Romanesque architecture, with its graceful arches and serene atmosphere, offers a striking contrast to the nearby Gothic grandeur of Reims Cathedral. The basilica houses the tomb of Saint Remi, who baptized Clovis, the first King of the Franks, making it a place of deep historical and religious significance. Inside, the stained glass windows fill the church with a soft, colorful light, and the intricate stonework reveals centuries of devotion and craftsmanship. The adjoining museum provides fascinating insights into the basilica’s history and artifacts. Overall, Basilique Saint-Remi is a must-visit for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful, awe-inspiring experience in Reims. PS. Free entry but a donations are welcome

A short walk from the Cathédrale Notre‑Dame, the Basilique Saint‑Remi offers a serene glimpse into Reims’ history and elegance. Dating back to the 11th century, its blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture creates a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Inside, soaring arches, delicate columns, and beautiful stained-glass windows tell stories of saints and centuries past. Perfectly complementing a visit to the cathedral, the basilica’s timeless beauty and rich history make it a must-see for travelers seeking both spiritual and architectural treasures in Reims.

We did a walk through this beautiful basilica in the afternoon, and then returned for the Luminescence show in the evening. The basilica itself is beautiful and enormous. Was apparently started hundreds of years ago in the Roman style and then as it was damaged in the wars and added to the style of the additions was Gothic. The Luminescence show was absolutely incredible. About 45 minutes of history of the basilica, all in French, with an incredible immersive light show that highlighted and the architecture of the church itself. Highly, highly recommend.

The Basilica of Saint Remi stands tall in the city of cathedrals. The sheer size of the structure is overwhelming. Interiors arts have a great story to tell. Wander through to enjoy this marvel.

I wouldn't necessarily recommend the immersive experiences they do here, unless you're with children and it's for them. As an adult it's nice but it's not great, especially for the price. The photos and videos make it look better than it is. I can see that it would be great to entertain children quietly for an hour and would recommend it for that. Other than that, it's a beautiful building that's worth checking out.

After kicking off our day trip to the Champagne region, we started our tour at the magnificent Basilica of Saint-Remi. Stepping inside felt like a real-life time machine, transporting us to a peaceful, ancient world. The atmosphere was so calm and serene, it was the perfect place to start our day and escape the hustle and bustle. An impressive fact about this place is that it's the final resting place of Saint Remi, the guy who baptized the very first King of the Franks! Talk about a pivotal moment in French history! The basilica isn't just a building; it's a super cool piece of the past that sets the stage for a day of amazing discoveries.

What a fine little museum this is! If you are looking for a history break while going to Reims, between 2 champagne houses, that is the perfect place. It tells the story of the 7th of May 1945, where the first ceasefire was signed between the allies and the axe, this is the first treaty by because Joseph Staline wasn’t happy about the way it was organized . A second one was signed the 8th in Berlin. I love to remember that once Russian and Europe were allies. I’m grateful that now Germany and France are sibling nations. What a nice place to visit, you will see the table the first reddition was signed and the war maps.

A must-visit in Reims. A well-preserved moment of history. Allow 45-60 minutes. It begins with a very informative film which provides to background about how the signing occurred in Reims. The room in which the unconditional surrender was signed looks exactly like the photographs from May 7, 1945. You will be impressed by how small the space is, as well as how little pretense there was surrounding the event. We visited 2 days before the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. It was a Monday, and the high school next door was in session. Teenagers were everywhere outside, but don't let that fool you. Very few people were in the museum the day we went, and most were an elementary school class on a field trip, and they were incredibly quiet and attentive.

Fantastic little museum. €5.50 well spent to understand the historical significance of this city 80 years ago. Excellent 5 min film in English to set the scene. Walked through a number of small rooms of photos, documents and period uniforms before reaching the room in which the surrender was signed. Very moving, left as it was with maps and weather reports and daily operation plans on the walls.

A wonderful and humbling experience at the Musee de la Reddition. We explored the museum that features the War Room where Germany signed the act to unconditionally surrender and end WW2. We spent 90 minutes at the museum (which was sufficient) on our way to the Gare de Reims.

Interesting small museum with the actual room where the surrender was signed. Unfortunately it is going to be closed for renovation from the evening of 11th May 2025 for up to a year.

I love museums like this. A unique feeling to be in the same place, the same room where Germany surrendered at the end of the WWII. A real foray into history. The exhibition of models wearing the uniforms of those times fascinated me. Everything looks impeccable, the employees are very kind and the price of a ticket is 5 €. Worth a visit without any hesitation if you are in Reims.

Saradha villers was a great guide. We showed up at 5:32 and the museum usually stops entry at 5:30 as they close at 6. Saradha took pity and let us in (for free) and showed us and explained the war room and the surrender. She was clearly passionate and knowledgeable. I recommend the museum.

very interesting combination of the founder of the house 15th century who built it and 200 years later, the person who reconstructed it after warfare damaged it and collected an impressive private collection of interior objects. it’s a one hour explanatory tour and the person was very educated.

Amazing experience! I highly recommend it, there is approximately 1 hours guided tour included in the ticket with a person well-educated to tell you numerous facts about the building! I was impressed by the preservation as well as the museum's pieces! I loved it!

Great tour! Available in English if you ask beforehand. Very interesting house, with rooms containing furniture from all over the world, and a garden full of doorways and doors. Very unique.

This museum is amazing. Collections are beautiful. Entrance is cheap but they guide you. And you can ask anything about their collections. And garden is also beautiful ✨ Highly recommended!

Excellent museum filled with eclectic exhibits from Hugues Krafft's travels. We were guided through the museum by a very knowledgeable and engaging English speaking staff member. Well worth the visit

This is one of the city's hidden treasures. It can only be accessed with a guide, and what a guide we had! Theo is a true expert; he knows an incredible amount about the place and speaks excellent English. I hope you're lucky enough to have him as your guide, too I also want to say how unforgettable it was to be in that room with genuine Dürer prints. Nothing compares to that experience!! Thank you for those unforgettable 10 minutes we were allowed to spend there

Super friendly guide. The house is stuffed with interesting items and story's. Must see!!

We entered with a friendly welcome from the staff. After that there is a lot of reading about the history (predominantly world war 1), mixed with a lot of displays of helmets, weaponry, and accessories of soldiers during that time. Definitely a recommendation if you are interested in armies. The fort on itself was not too interesting.

You can come visit even if the museum is closed. You will obviously not have access inside to see the story, but you can still walk all around the fort. The information and the artifacts are top notch. It is recommended to have around 1 hour to fully complete it and read everything. Parking is avaible for free.

This is one of the places I've enjoyed the most while visiting Champagne. The display in the main corridor outlines the history of the fort and the progress of World War I in general. The smaller rooms along it are filled with either collections of weapons, uniforms and other objects or dioramas, all of this well made. The outside portion of the fort has plaques describing what-is-what as well. There are a few interactive bits and some footage from the time period, and a lot of objects such as postcards, novelty items, posters, everyday items etc. So it gives you a lot of perspective both on WWI as a whole and in a more "close" or "human" sense. My one complaint is something that I've noticed in some other museums in France. The displays in the main corridor are in French, English, German and even Braille (French, I assume). Alas, everything else is in French only. This isn't much of a problem if a plaque just says "French cavalry helmet", but there were some items that had additional explanations given and I feel like I could have learned a lot more. Google won't let me take half a star away, though, and other than this I think this is a great place to visit, so I'm giving it a five. Some two-three hours seems like a good estimate for how long a visit takes. Well, maybe four if you are very thorough.

Wonderful WW1 museum integrated in the old Fort, plenty of good descriptions, awesome artifacts, with tons of unique pieces you probably won't find anywhere else in western europe. The Italian WW1 mannequin is... improvable, but since it's not the main focus of the museum we justify the oversights ;)

Good museum, doable in about 2 to 3 hours time depending on whether you read all exhibits, which are, by the way, available in 3 languages, french, English and German. They also have audio guides in Spanish and Italian. What you'll learn by visiting this place is the daily life and routine of a soldier of WW1. Lots of equipment on display, some weapons, and the biggest collection of German WW1 helmets in the world. Definitely worth a visit.

Outstanding great collection of pickelhaubes. Interesting WW1 history place. It's definitely worth a visit.

Museum with full of world war memories, maintained very well by the government of france , youngsters and children's must visit this place to know the pain of wars.

Visit Reims: A Day Trip to the Heart of Champagne Reims is an excellent choice for a delightful day trip! Explore its historic heart, featuring the magnificent cathedral, charming cobbled streets, and impressive Champagne houses. It's the perfect recipe for a wonderful day out.

Beautiful Arc build a few years ago back in 300 AD, I know, it’s a while back, but it was reasonably renovated and stands crisp and clean. There’s a small cafe and free training facility for a quick pull up session. 👌☀️🍾🇫🇷

A single monument surrounded by a park and lot of greenery. Such a wonderful place to sit and embrace the beauty of this monument.

I think it’s a pretty space. They set up hammocks in addition to the seating and eating areas, and it can be a nice little place to relax and chill, especially when the weather is nice. It’s also right next to the city Centre, train station, and is surrounded by lots of bus and tram stops. If you’re a more private person who likes very quiet and covered areas, it might not suit you that much though.

Porte de Mars is absolutely fascinating! This ancient Roman triumphal arch is remarkably well-preserved, and walking around it really gives you a sense of history. The intricate carvings and massive structure are stunning up close. It’s easy to access and a great spot for photos or a quiet moment appreciating Roman architecture. A true hidden gem for history lovers and anyone curious about the past. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

It stands proud in the middle of the city and close to the rail station. One could enjoy the fresh air and the outdoor activities such walking or skating. I loved it thanks Reims, the very green and clean city.

Beautifully restored Roman arch on one of the main squares. Its very nicely done. Supposedly the widest Roman arch remaining. Definitely worth seeing.

Interesting to see the old style cars and motorbikes. If you visit on a hot day be aware that it gets very hot inside the museum. Our visit was quicker due to this. Cold drinks, postcards etc are available to purchase.

Wonderful assortment of makes of cars and trucks from early 1900's (maybe earlier...I'm not a car buff) in amazing condition , and motorcycles and a couple of old bicycles. A room full of toy and model cars in cabinets, and a small area selling cards, and metal wall hangings to do with the car industry. You can walk through the large rooms at your leisure. Not a lot of information about each car/truck.

Lovely car museum in Reims. Impressive collection of (rare) cars, and an extensive collection of model cars. Free parking on-terrain!

Huge collection of automobiles, from the very first cars to experimental cars, racing cars, rally cars, vintage fire engines American cars. So many vehicles allow half a day to view them all. Descriptions of each vehicle is displayed in French.

A hidden gem! But lovely cars to “inspect” - there is a beautiful aura inside the walls, we had a very fun time going back in time with this collection and a very friendly staff. Take your time, and don’t miss the miniature collection either! I wrote about this museum on my car blog too! (It’s on Substack under my cars - past, fast and future)

This is an amazing collection of classic cars, from way back to current times, and curated by people who are really into cars. Housed in a massive warehouse, the collection of cars and motorbikes was well worth the walk from Old Town for anybody who loves classic cars like myself. So glad I made the effort.

I’m genuinely surprised that it rates so high in reviews, as it’s really bad! There are a few interesting cars but there is no logic to the displays and the cars are generally in quite poor condition. The displays are very unprofessional and there appears to be very little or no ongoing maintenance. Best avoided in my book, as I have no idea why you would go there, and I am a serious car head. Also, way overpriced for what you get.

Nice market with lots of local produce and of course with a champagne and oyster bar to enjoy after shopping. A delightful weekend experience.

Range of vendors inside and out on the day we visited. Lots of local and artisan products including pastries, cheeses, wine, champagne, veg, olives, meat and fresh fish.

No doubt a good market with lots of other shops and restos nearby but beware the hours of operation. We arrived at 13:00 on Saturday when the market closed at 14:00 and all the vendors were packing up and would not sell. Go earlier to be sure not to be disappointed.

Very fun market to walk through with a variety of vendors. Every stall had fresh looking produce. We ended up getting some olives from one of the sellers and they were delicious! He encouraged us sample so many things and was so welcoming and friendly!

Fabulous covered market. We visited on a Saturday and picked up some lovely radishes, cherries, saucisson, and cheese for a little planche at home. Friendly vendors and lots of free samples 🥰

Amazing! Just what you expect of a French market in the Champagne area. Fresh products, ambitious salesmen and people enjoying the proces of picking out there own food from the land. Even an elderly Frenchmen that helped us with a recipe for the 'cèpes'. It was a great omelet.

Plenty of fresh fruit and vegetable stalls. Fish, meat and cheese stalls were also there. May not have been operating at full capacity, lots of empty spaces.

One of the mice squares in the city with a perfect view of the cathedral also. Statue in the middle dedicated to a former French king.

A plaza in the french style where you can sit and admire the building surrounding but it’s mostly administrative. It’s not as lively as other plazas in the city

From 1757 with King Louis 15 "the beloved" dressed as a roman. Last Place Royale installed in France. Celebrates soft approach to good government with the Lady of France leading a lion by his mane. Lamb sleeping in the wolfs paws demonstrates expectations of a better world.

Magnificent building of generous size that is not fenced off.

Interesting place to visit if passi g through

Beautiful buildings in the centre of Reims

Beautiful

A beautiful building but we should have read the opening hours information as it was closed on a Monday. We were here beginning of spring (March) so check if you are traveling other seasons.

The museum has some big spaces and the Abbey courtyard inside is lovely. The tapestry exhibition worth it. The general theme is very much circling around the Holy Remi person.

Excellent museum with a variety of collections from neolithic, gallo-roman architecture etc, through to 18th and 19th century French army uniforms helmets etc. The Tapestries are worth seeing if nothing else. They have been repaired beautifully and presented in a very tasteful way in their own hall. They invite contemplation along with appreciation. Do not be put off if the museum looks closed - it does - but check the times and see if the front door is open. Entry fees are very low. Max €5,50. Don't miss it

The museum is located in the ancient Abbey of Saint-Remi, near the basilica of the same name. I recommend visiting it before visiting the church. It contains mainly Gothic-era sculptures and also features a collection of Roman artifacts and beautiful tapestries depicting the life of Saint-Remi

Beautiful! Charming and you can visit it all! I guess if you are passionate a lot about history it would be suitable for you. It is also child-friendly with many brochures for them. Moreover, they have a nice yard with benches. The building seems to be nice as well as the personnel.

It is a good museum, but not the best in comparison with some similar. Roman mosaics and medieval tapiseries are highlights. The entrance was 5.50€.

It's the biggest church i have ever seen. Must visit places. A good atmosphere and free to visit in Reims,France. You can see wonderful architecture inside. You can also get a souvenir coin of saint Remi for 2 euro from here.

The Library had a special exhibit for visitors to see. The architectural style and details are fantastic. I enjoyed walking around inside.

A great art nouveau library. It's free to visit.

Definitely a place to be visited.

A lot more Wiener Secession. Beautiful.

If you like Art Déco! Next time, would love to take a tour.

Pretty with a nice square in front

Beautiful "Art déco" building

This is great chapel for Reims. Please come to visit.

Mr Fujita, known as a École de Paris’s painter was baptised at Cathédrale Notre Dame de Reims. His artworks are unique, sophisticated and somewhat lovely. Quite interesting to see since its atmosphere is kind of religious and french-Japanese mixed, plus full of hope.

Although it is truly beautiful, one should check the time of opening before visiting👍

It is closed to the public Oct 1 thru May 1

I loved the exterior of the church, but unfortunately I did not get to see the interior because it was closed despite the fact that it said on the gate it was supposed to be open from 2 to 6. I went there at 2:15 and then later again at 4:30 but it was not open. I recommend that you plan other activities alongside this if you are planning on visiting because it probably will not be open.

€5 to enter a tiny church is extortionate. With two employees sat there doing nothing It includes a visit to another church that is out the way with no opening times on the internet

It's truly beautiful..

Interesting view into the history of the region dating back to the Roman era. Free entry and just a short visit right in the middle of the Forum plaza.

Fun place to see a concert in the summer! Many little places to eat and drink.

Pretty small, I was expecting something big, 10 min max for the visit but ofc it is nice to learn more about the french history.

It was supposed to be open but we couldn't get in so could only look from the top. Unfortunately, large trees block much of the view.

Very nice square, I have put 4 only because I didn't understand where is ancient ruins 😂

It was closed. But people were still gathering, having picnic or discussions. In addition, there were playgrounds recalling games and school time. I enjoyed myself playing and as well taking to people.

Don't expect this to be a museum. It is a wonderfully excavated Roman ruin and definitely worth the free visit. Make 10 minutes during your trip to Reims to come here.

The opera of Reims is small but beautiful. Even on the 3rd floor, we can have a good view of the stage. Its beautiful ceiling and interior are amazing. However, unlike other operas I've been to, there was nobody on each floor to guide us to find our seats.

Very nice venue. Cozy and excellent acoustic

Very cosy and comfortable. Great acoustics! I've been twice and I'm not planning to stop.

The performances were excellent. The theatre did not communicate the change in program and the long break, making it very confusing for the audience. I feel sorry for the pianist who did not proper ovations because of the confusion.

Nice opera theater, went to see Phedre and it was good and lasted 1h30 which is perfect for my attention disorder.

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Nice

Nice place, not expensive entrance, great collection of art. Problems with post cards scanning, some old fashion way...

Upstairs, a really lovely digestible collection of European art from the middle ages to the beginning of the 20th century. Check out the Renoir to remind yourself that even geniuses have off days.

Note : this museum closed for major renovation in September 2019 .It be will closed for at least three years. It is hoped some of the collection will be put in display elsewhere in Reims over this period.

The main halls were closed, because of the heat. It will close in October 2019 for extensive refurbishments. It will reopen in 2023.

It's an ok collection in a gorgeous building that is quite run down and needs some TLC.

Interesting and peaceful

Nice collection of masterpieces from different century.

Mr Fujita, known as a École de Paris’s painter was baptised at Cathédrale Notre Dame de Reims. His artworks are unique, sophisticated and somewhat lovely. Quite interesting to see since its atmosphere is kind of religious and french-Japanese mixed, plus full of hope.

Although it is truly beautiful, one should check the time of opening before visiting👍

This is great chapel for Reims. Please come to visit.

I loved the exterior of the church, but unfortunately I did not get to see the interior because it was closed despite the fact that it said on the gate it was supposed to be open from 2 to 6. I went there at 2:15 and then later again at 4:30 but it was not open. I recommend that you plan other activities alongside this if you are planning on visiting because it probably will not be open.

€5 to enter a tiny church is extortionate. With two employees sat there doing nothing It includes a visit to another church that is out the way with no opening times on the internet

It is closed to the public Oct 1 thru May 1

It's truly beautiful..

It’s really nice place for kids!! They have athletics for small children(0-3) on the photo and +3 years old children. Also they have tranig machines for adults. It’s huge park so if you drop your car at the parking lot, go left at the first fork and walking for 3-5 minutes, you will find the park on your left (We went right at the fork and it takes more than 20 minutes to get there😇).

Very nice park with several big kids playgrounds. It also has a “beach” area with a beach volleyball field. Toilets are available on site and they were clean.

Nice park, lovely place to spend time with family!

Good park but toilets were locked up

Very beautiful park. Complete and very nice playground. The downside is that it closes. Even worse: it closes very early during winter. It has a climbing area for kids, a huge playground and a beach beachvolley field. I love this place. Do look for major events as the park might close.

Nice park, green spaces and playgrounds. Good place for sport. It has a parking.

Great spot for a picnic lunch with easy parking

Always interesting and surprising to some extent even for those who know a lot. Very nice and welcoming personnel! A great place to spend some hours.

Called in advance to ensure the planetarium would be open, although when we arrived it was closed. Very disappointing as we had travelled to visit.

If you want to geek out before heading back to Paris, while you are still buzzed from the champagne tours this planetarium is close to the gare. so go catch a show for 8 euros that lasts 45 minutes.

Its a tourist spot so common language is better which can be understood, no doubt the effects were great but whats the point if i dont understand

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(Translated by Google) Like other reviews, the planetarium was closed for us. Admission was open, and the website even said it would be open. After a long wait at the reception desk, someone finally came to tell us they were closed. Perhaps it's time to update your website; now we had to go home with a disappointed child who had been looking forward to seeing the planets. (Original) Net als bij andere reviews was het planetarium ook bij ons gesloten. De toegang was open, en ook op de website stond dat ze geopend zouden zijn. Na lang wachten bij de receptie kwam er uiteindelijk iemand vertellen dat ze gesloten waren. Misschien tijd om jullie website aan te passen, nu moesten wij met een teleurgesteld kind dat zich had verheugd op de planeten naar huis.

Beautiful! It's free and quite quick to see it!

Impressive mountain in city center symbolizing 4 major rivers of the region was built in 1906 by Andre Narjoux.

Sube Fountain is a landmark in central Reims. Erected in 1906 it celebrates the 4 rivers of the area. While it was damaged, it did survive WWI. Most of Reims wasn't so fortunate.

Nice pretty fountain with nice flowers and fountain. Well sculpted and cherub is quite nice. Lots of shopping and restaurants all around.

Beautiful fountain with an amazing colour display.

Nice area to walk around in the city

It looked more impressive in pictures but it seems to be a meeting spot for local people

I feel peace when I am there.

The Basilica of Saint Clotilde built in 19th century. Dedicated to saint Clotilde. Open everyday from 8am to 7pm and the entrance is free.

Looks nicer from the main road than up close. Still impressive building.

Beautifull church..its got some Really different designs

It was closed and outside is not as well cared for as ither churches and basilica in Reims, however still a majestic building

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(Translated by Google) Magnificent basilica, visible from the main road and immediately catches the eye. Unfortunately, we were unable to visit it because it was closed (which is a shame, especially for a Sunday, a market day no less) but the exterior is very beautiful nonetheless. (Original) Magnifique basilique , repérable depuis la route principale et attire l'oeil tout de suite. Nous n'avons malheureusement pas pu la visiter car elle était fermée (ce qui est dommage surtout pour un dimanche, de marché qui plus est) mais très belle d'extérieure malgré tout.

(Translated by Google) Superb experience in this very beautiful basilica. I don't know if this is the case every day, but during our visit, very pleasant people were there to explain the history of this basilica, what we could see there, etc. The crypt with quite a few reliquaries is free to enter. Super interesting. (Original) Superbe expérience dans cette très belle basilique. Je ne sais pas si c'est le cas tout les jours mais lors de notre visite de très agréables personnes étaient là pour nous expliquer l'histoire de cette basilic, ce que l'on pouvait y voir etc. La crypte avec pas mal de reliquaire est en entrée libre, Super intéressant

Gorgeous town hall of Reims

Good Place and very less crowded Unless there is some occasion

didn't go in but so many flags, cute

There is a lot to discover in Reims: walking a long the city and parks, visiting small churches, the train station... On top of that, view the city during different times : early morning, during the day, and the night. I was sublimed with the beautiful contrasts. Reims centre ville is really really clean and green. There are even paid toilets in the parcs. How cool : No need to run back to a restaurant or to your hotel.

Reims is simply wonderful. beautiful people and architecture. free parking for lunch. C'est Bon.

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Another French town. Another beautiful Hôtel de ville

How hard is it to put opening times on the internet. The worst is you're forced into buying a ticket for this when going to Foujita that is "valid for 7 days" but they don't mention this place is never open

Small church but beautiful

(Translated by Google) Visit made during the restoration of glass roofs created by LALIQUE. I don't think there is an entrance fee but you should check the opening hours before going there. (Original) Visite faite lors de la restauration de verrière crées par LALIQUE. Je ne pense pas que l'entrée soit payante mais les horaires d'ouverture sont à vérifier avant de s'y rendre.

(Translated by Google) Thank you, thank you and 1000 thanks Françoise, you are one of those people who illuminate with your kindness, your experience, more than 50 years for this incredible and so Human place, and all your enthusiasm. We loved your presence and your explanations, in this world which is returning to dark hours, funds, your hope like all the historical works in this church remind us how much the elderly are our guides. (Original) Merci, Merci et 1000 Mercis Françoise, vous faite partie des personnes qui illuminent par votre bienveillance, votre vécu, plus de 50 ans pour ce lieu incroyable et tellement Humain, et tout votre enthousiasme. Nous avons aimé votre présence et vos explications, en ce monde qui retourne vers des heures sombres, fonds, votre espoir comme toute les oeuvres historiques dans cette église nous rappellent combien les personnes âgées sont nos guides.

(Translated by Google) It's a truly beautiful church. We were fortunate enough to have a lady of a respectable age who had just started attending. She spoke passionately about the church. It was wonderful! It's worth a visit, but you have to be lucky to have the lady there. (Original) Geweldig mooie kerk. We hadden het geluk dat een mevrouw op respectabele leeftijd, net naar de kerk kwam. Ze vertelde vol passie over de kerk. Heel leuk! De moeite waard om te bezoeken, maar je moet wel geluk hebben dat de mevrouw er is.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful little church in Reims. Inside and out, roads redone with parking spaces, Lalique glass angels magnificent to see, an extremely astonishing person over 80 years old, can tell us all the history of this church, we can even make an appointment with this person who comments with memory and precision on both events and dates in a truly surprising way, not to be missed if you don't pass far. I went there for the funeral of a friend Régine, I didn't have the heart to detail everything! see everything! because I was in trouble with her husband, Patrick, my friend, friend, and colleague for a very, very long time! (Original) Très belle petite église à Reims. L'intérieur comme l'extérieur, voiries refaite avec places de stationnement, anges en verre de Lalique magnifiques à voir, une personne extrêmement étonnante dépasse les 80 ans, peut nous raconter tout l'historique de cette église, nous pouvons même prendre R.D.V avec cette personne qui nous commente avec une mémoire et une précision tant des événements que des dates de façon vraiment surprenante, à ne pas louper si vous ne passez pas loin. j'y suis allé pour les obsèques d'une amie Régine, je n'ai pas eu le cœur de tout détailler ! tout voir ! car j'étais en peine avec son époux, Patrick, mon pot, ami, et collègue depuis très, très longtemps !

(Translated by Google) This place is incredible. It's a tiny church, but it's an incredible surprise. We highly recommend it. (Original) Ce lieu est incroyable. Toute petite église mais une incroyable surprise. Nous recommandons.

(Translated by Google) I love this little library. She is very pleasant and we are very well received and with a smile 🙂 Big up to the 2 very nice people! (Original) J'adore cette petite bibliothèque . Elle est très agréable et on y est très bien accueilli et avec un sourire 🙂 Big up aux 2 personnes très sympathiques !

(Translated by Google) a smile, information or advice on finding the right book. Happiness is so simple! (Original) un sourire, un renseignement ou un conseil pour trouver le bon livre. Le bonheur est si simple !

(Translated by Google) Really very very friendly staff. I really recommend this library. (Original) Personnel vraiment très très sympathique. Je recommande vraiment cette bibliothèque.

(Translated by Google) This library is managed by competent and very welcoming staff. That’s a definite plus. (Original) Cette bibliothèque est gérée par du personnel compétant et très accueillant. C'est un plus certain.

(Translated by Google) Very good library, Jean is very helpful if we need anything he is always there to help us (Original) Très bonne bibliothèque les Jean sont très polos si nous avont besoin de quelle que chose il son toujours la pour nous aider

(Translated by Google) Super well-animated baby reader session, it was a great sharing! (Original) Séance de bébé lecteur super bien animée, c était une chouette partage!

(Translated by Google) Top staff, very smiling, always there to help us!!! It's a shame that the timetables aren't wider.... (Original) Personnel au top très souriant tjrs là pour nous aider !!! Dommage que les amplitudes horaires ne soit pas plus larges ....

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and pleasant. (Original) Frumos și plăcut.

Perfect! Modern and unique, also very convenient

Perfect

(Translated by Google) Ideally located with a view of the cathedral, always clean with equipment that always works very well. The staff is incredibly kind and gentle.. the atmosphere is peaceful.. the card is free for residents of Reims and the services are numerous. In short, I really like our media library (Original) Idéalement située avec la vue sur la cathédrale, toujours propre avec du matériel qui fonctionne toujours très bien . Le personnel est d'une gentillesse et douceur incroyable.. l'ambiance y est paisible.. la carte est gratuite pour les habitants de Reims et les services sont nombreux. En bref j'aime beaucoup notre médiathèque

(Translated by Google) Very good media library, several rooms on three floors with a wide selection of books and DVDs. Just not enough reprimands for young people who make noise. But public service must remain inclusive, right? (Original) Très bonne médiathèque, plusieurs salles sur trois étages avec large choix de livres et DVD. Juste pas assez de réprimandes pour les jeunes qui font du bruit. Mais le service public doit rester inclusif, n'est-ce pas ?

(Translated by Google) Magnificent cathedral view for studying! A real pleasure. One drawback: the library staff talk far too loudly, especially on the second floor. It's difficult to work with noisy, constant chatter in a place that's supposed to be quiet. The second drawback is that curtains are installed to block out the light, and the cathedral isn't visible from the second floor. (Original) Magnifique vue cathédrale pour travailler ses cours ! Un vrai plaisir. Bémol, le personnel de la médiathèque parle beaucoup trop fort, surtout au deuxième étage. Difficile de travailler avec des discussions bruyantes et incessantes dans un lieu censé être silencieux. Deuxième bémol , avoir mis des rideaux qui empêche la lumière de passer, et de bien voir la cathédrale au deuxième étage.

(Translated by Google) I may be polite, but the ladies at reception are generally very haughty. A woman in the adult DVD section spoke to me with disconcerting coldness when I politely asked her for information. There are people who are put behind a small desk and that's it, they think they are above the others. Beautiful mentality. There are 1 or 2 women who have always been respectful and very professional, but the rest... help... The men set the example: always very calm, pleasant and very polite. They save the reputation of this beautiful building. (Original) J'ai beau être polie mais les dames de l'accueil sont généralement très hautaines. Une dame dans le rayon dvd adulte m'a parlé avec une froideur déconcertante alors que je lui ai demandé un renseignement avec politesse. Ils y a des gens qu'on met derrière un petit bureau et ça y est, ça se croit au dessus des autres. Belle mentalité. Il y a 1 ou 2 femmes qui ont toujours été respectueuses et tres proffessionnelles mais le reste... au secours...Les hommes montrent l'exemple : toujours très calmes, agreables et très polis. Ils sauvent la réputation de cette belle bâtisse.

(Translated by Google) Great place to work but the staff really need to stop talking so loudly... They act like the room is empty. (Original) Super endroit pour travailler mais il faut vraiment que le personnel cesse de parler si fort... Ils se comportent comme si la salle était vide.

So nice to have a theater owned and operated by passionate cinéphiles. Wish they would have more VOSF screenings throughout the week instead of only on weekends. In the U.S., when we see French cinema, it's ALWAYS with the original voices. But France has been dubbing everything for many decades... Only country in Europe to do so. C'est dommage !

Small cinema with 11 rooms. Not very crowded. However, their popcorn is horrible.

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You can see films in English.

The only cinema in the area with movies In English!

Small place but kool

Great place to be