Instagram photo locations in Reims

Underground corridor with stone arches and vaults from the third century, used as market and storage space in Roman times.

Royal palace and history museum next to Notre-Dame Cathedral in Reims, France

Medieval cathedral built between 1211 and 1516, notable for its French Gothic architecture and role in French royal coronation ceremonies.

Roman arch from the third century with relief sculptures depicting agricultural scenes and Roman mythology, measuring 33 meters in width.

Medieval church built in the 11th century containing the tomb of Saint Remi and gothic architectural elements with stained glass windows.

18th century public square with symmetrical buildings, stone facades and a central bronze statue of King Louis XV.

17th century administrative building with Renaissance architecture, featuring stone carvings and a central clock tower on the main facade.

Art deco fountain built in 1906 with a tall bronze column decorated with figures representing the wine industry of Reims.

1920s public library with marble floors, painted glass ceiling and a metal framework decorated with geometric patterns typical of art deco style.

Historic champagne house with fourth century Roman chalk quarries used as wine cellars, located 18 meters underground with carved walls.

Central square with restaurants, retail stores and the Subé fountain, connecting the train station to the city center.

Religious building from 1966 with murals depicting biblical scenes, designed and painted by artist Tsuguharu Foujita in French and Japanese styles.

The museum displays paintings from the 16th to 20th centuries, including works by French masters and European artists in renovated halls.

This 1908 residence combines Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles, featuring stained glass windows, mosaics, and period furniture throughout its rooms.

Founded in 1729, these chalk quarries extend 38 meters underground, maintaining constant temperature for champagne aging in traditional methods.

Built in 1929, this concrete market structure features a parabolic vault ceiling and hosts vendors selling regional products three days per week.

Former motor racing venue from 1926 to 1972, with remaining stone grandstands and original timing buildings along the D27 road.

Stone bridge crossing the Vesle river, constructed in the 19th century, connecting the city center with southern districts.

Municipal garden with seasonal flower displays, greenhouse collections, and ornamental trees spread across five hectares of landscaped grounds.

Renaissance mansion housing regional art collections, period furniture, and historical exhibits from the 13th to 19th centuries.

Stone walls and foundation of a 13th century religious complex with surrounding garden beds and grass areas.

Military structure from 1883 that protected the city during World War I, now housing war artifacts and exhibits.

Inland navigation tower from 1909 surrounded by grape fields, containing exhibits about local wine production methods.

This medieval street features timber-framed buildings from the 13th century, stone houses, and local shops selling regional products and crafts.

The regional park contains 50,000 hectares of forest and vineyards. Visitors can explore marked trails through oak woods and champagne grape fields.

This street houses multiple champagne producers and their limestone cellars. Architecture includes 19th century mansions with ornate iron gates and gardens.

This 58-kilometer waterway connects two rivers through 24 locks. Trees line both banks with paths for walking and cycling along the water.

This urban garden features geometric flower beds, mature trees, and stone paths. Visitors can observe the traditional French garden design with fountains and benches.

This theater presents classical operas, modern productions, and concerts throughout the year. The interior features red velvet seats and ornate gold decorations.

Traditional merry-go-round with painted horses and mirrors, located in a covered passage. This vintage attraction spins to organ music throughout the day.

Natural forest containing beech trees with curved trunks and branches. These rare specimens grow in unusual patterns due to genetic mutations.