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   Reims is the 12th most populous city in France and the traditional site of the coronation of the kings of France. It has a rich heritage of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a renowned Champagne wine region.

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   • Reims Cathedral. 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.
   • Palace of Tau. 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.
   • Villa Demoiselle. 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.
   • Saint-Remi Basilica. This church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and acclaimed as a gothic masterpiece for its sculptural decoration and architecture.

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4. www.tripadvisor.com › Attractions-g187137THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Reims (2024) - Tripadvisor

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   Things to Do in Reims, France: See Tripadvisor's 130,564 traveler reviews and photos of Reims tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in October. We have reviews of the best places to see in Reims. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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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.

6. www.lonelyplanet.com › france › champagneReims travel - Lonely Planet | France, Europe

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   • Cathédrale Notre Dame. Imagine the extravagance of a French royal coronation. The focal point of such pomposity was Reims’ resplendent Gothic cathedral, begun in 1211 on a site…
   • Palais du Tau. A Unesco World Heritage Site, this lavish former archbishop’s residence, redesigned in neoclassical style between 1671 and 1710, was where French princes…
   • Basilique St-Rémi. This 121m-long former Benedictine abbey church, a Unesco World Heritage Site, mixes Romanesque elements from the mid-11th century (the worn but stunning…
   • Musée des Beaux-Arts. Lodged in an 18th-century abbey, this museum's rich collection stars one of four versions of Jacques-Louis David’s world-famous The Death of Marat (yes,…

7. www.tripsavvy.com › guide-to-reims-in-champagneA Guide to Reims, the Capital of Champagne - TripSavvy

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   Jun 26, 2019 · Reims is a historic city in the Champagne region, famous for its cathedral, where French kings were crowned. Learn about its history, culture, cuisine, and how to visit the Champagne houses and caves.

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   Is Reims a French city?

   • 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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   What is Reims famous for?

   • Famous for its cathedral, where French kings were traditionally crowned, Reims (pronounced ‘Rance’ with a nasal twang and a guttural roll on the R if you can manage that!), is a lovely city on the banks of the River Vesle.

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   Why should you visit 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! Built in the 13th century, the Reims cathedral also named “Our Lady of Reims” (or “Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims” in french) is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

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   What are the best places to visit in Reims?

   • Let’s start with the 15 best places to visit in Reims! 1. Cathedral Our Lady of Reims 2. The Palace of Tau 3. Reims Saint-Remi Basilica 4. St. Remi History Museum 5. Mars gate 6. Visit a Champagne House 7. Visit the Villa Demoiselle 8. Parc de Champagne 9. Reims-Champagne Automobile Museum 10. Sainte Clotilde of Reims basilica 11. Carnegie library

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9. www.reims-tourisme.com › en › explore-the-cityMust-See Visits in Reims - Top 10 attractions - Reims Tourisme

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   In addition to its hundred or so parks and gardens, Reims benefits from its close proximity to the surrounding countryside, the champagne vineyards and the Reims Mountain Regional Nature Park, which are accessible without a car, by train or by bicycle.