Reims Cathedral, Gothic cathedral in Reims, France
The cathedral features three ornate portals with detailed sculptures, twin towers reaching 81 meters, and a 149-meter-long central nave with high vaulted ceilings.
Between 1223 and 1825, twenty-five French kings received their coronation at this cathedral, including Charles VII in 1429 during Joan of Arc's presence.
The building contains an extensive collection of medieval stained glass windows alongside modern additions by Marc Chagall, illustrating biblical narratives through colored light.
The cathedral opens daily for visitors, offering guided tours that explain the architecture, sculptures, and historical events connected to this religious monument.
During World War I, German artillery strikes damaged the cathedral, leading to substantial restoration work funded partially by the Rockefeller Foundation.
Location: Reims
Inception: 13 century
Architects: Jean d'Orbais
Official opening: 1275
Architectural style: Rayonnant
Height: 81 m
Part of: Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Former Abbey of Saint-Rémi and Palace of Tau, Reims
Address: rue du Trésor
Email: accueil@reims-tourisme.com
Website: http://cathedrale-reims.com
GPS coordinates: 49.25356,4.03330
Latest update: October 23, 2025 18:27
Reims combines ancient monuments and modern structures for photography. The Notre-Dame Cathedral, Roman ruins, and champagne cellars offer varied settings. The city streets, parks, and architectural elements present photo opportunities from different periods. Local gardens, bridges, and the surrounding vineyards complete the range of settings for social media content.
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Smiling Angel
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Carnegie Library of Reims
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Reims Opera House
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Place Royale
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Museum of Fine Arts of Reims
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Equestrian statue of Joan of Arc
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Falala Library
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Palais de Justice, Reims
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Abbaye Saint-Denis de Reims
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Couvent des Jacobins de Reims
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Ancienne église st-Michel de Reims
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Porte de la cour du chapitre
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Equestrian statue of Joan of Arc
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Salles basses de l'hôtel-Dieu de Reims
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Chapel of the Palace of Tau
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Porte de la Pourcelette
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Porte de Vénus
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Immeuble, 15 place Royale
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Immeuble, 7 place Royale
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Immeuble, 5 place Royale
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Immeuble, 3 place Royale
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Immeuble, 2 place Royale
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Immeuble,1 place Royale
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Immeuble, 1975 avenue Albert-Einstein
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Immeuble, 5 place Royale
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