Basilique Saint-Remi

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

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.

There was an immersive show that we went into . I can’t explain it, it was magical. I only speak English and the choir was singing in french but we could feel it. Music seriously has no boundaries and it reached us. What an amazing show! Must show🫶🫶 and the basilica is amazingly beautiful with the lights and the story depicted.

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.

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.

A church of exceptional beauty and historical charm, built between the 11th and 13th centuries in Romanesque and Gothic styles. It is one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in France, and I highly recommend a visit. I suggest a quick visit to the adjacent Saint-Remi Museum before entering the church.

This is a quiet and peaceful place, quite dark thanks to the Romanesque architecture, with some stained glass filling the windows. The history of Saint-Remi and the conversion of the Franks makes this church quite historical (also note the Roman columns integrated in the West Facade), and worth a visit. For a Euro, you can choose to turn on the inside lights, otherwise the visit to this UNESCO site remains completely free.