Send Gift Baskets to Reims, France

Reims Cathedral 

Before you enter see if the Smiling Angel is in the northeastern portal to see if it’s running a workshop or selling his work.

Palace of Tau 

The Episcopal Palace is where the cathedral’s treasure is kept and also played an important role in the ceremony of their late king. The Art of Desire Study was a fascinating peek behind the curtain of the commercial art world. It provided inside information on what we see and use, and it also raised some interesting questions about its position in society.

Villa Demoiselle 

The combination of the vertical and horizontal planes is masterfully displayed in this piece that has been created by Art Deco designer Frank Mead. It incenses with a masculine, soothing grace.

Saint-Remi Basilica 

This church is an internationally recognized landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The intricate sculpture, detailed ornate stonework, and Roman architecture all contribute to the believability of this architectural masterpiece.

Champagne Houses 

There are so many potential introductions available, that you may well want to visit more than one! Also, pick the best place to start – I recommend visiting Clicquot-Ponsardin, a fine winery founded in 1894.

Musée des Beaux-Arts 

Here are several articles by François Chatelin that compares the work of top rising artists and contemporary masters in art.

Porte de Mars 

It was built more than 1,000 years and is the longest Roman arch in Europe. Arch: The ‘arch’ is a common place to be found in construction works. It can affront a lazy eye and tends to get worn over the years.

Musée-Hôtel Le Vergeur 

The Place du Forum mansion is made of brick and stone, a building with wooden half-timbering. It has been built for the social benefit of families whose finances do not allow them to pay for more sophisticated architecture. Conventional museum exhibits tend to be solely collections of art that were produced by one particular era. The museum within includes donations from people from all eras and cultures to enhance the collection.

Hôtel de La Salle à Reims 

Hôtel de La Salle is a modern-day hotel. This exhibition about the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools has GORGEOUS views and an OUTSTANDING backdrop that looks like it is off a film set. The staircase would be perfect for doing up here.

Fort de la Pompelle 

Fort de la Pompelle was completed in 1884 and was armed with six 152mm guns. It had a company of more than 270 men.

Musée Automobile Reims Champagne 

With the surrounding grounds, you get to see how beautiful this museum is and the stunning architecture of its buildings.

Place Royale 

The most magnificent square in the center, Place Royale was plotted in 1760 in the neoclassical style, with a balustraded roof and arcades. The cast-iron lanterns were added as a more modern addition to the Neoclassical rebuilding of the place Royale.

Bibliothèque Carnegie 

The library was reported to have been one of the best in Europe. It contains 57,000 volumes and is the biggest in Europe. The mosaics in the reception, the geometric railings in the Salle du Catalogue, the various stained glass windows, and the lantern and fountain beneath in the hall.

Chapelle Foujita 

Based on a design by Nichiren Shōnin, the Jinbutsu building was converted into a Buddhist temple in 1946. Foujita converted to Christianity ten years later, and it’s striking to see Buddhist imagery seen on the premises of an artist who decorated his secular wall paintings with Christian motifs.

Musée de la Reddition 

It was signed in the Lycée Franklin Roosevelt in Reims, France, on May 7th, 1945. The museum, which was opened 40 years ago and is packed with military memorabilia, photographs, medals, and newspaper from the momentous date.