Musée Saint-Remi

Beautiful! Charming and you can visit it all! I guess if you are passionate a lot about history it would be suitable for you. It is also child-friendly with many brochures for them. Moreover, they have a nice yard with benches. The building seems to be nice as well as the personnel.

Unexpectedly interesting museum with a wonderful collection of tapestry telling us about the life of Saint Remigius (Rémi). I have learnt as well many interesting things about the foundation of Reims from the Roman ages to nowadays.

The museum is located in the ancient Abbey of Saint-Remi, near the basilica of the same name. I recommend visiting it before visiting the church. It contains mainly Gothic-era sculptures and also features a collection of Roman artifacts and beautiful tapestries depicting the life of Saint-Remi

Excellent museum with a variety of collections from neolithic, gallo-roman architecture etc, through to 18th and 19th century French army uniforms helmets etc. The Tapestries are worth seeing if nothing else. They have been repaired beautifully and presented in a very tasteful way in their own hall. They invite contemplation along with appreciation. Do not be put off if the museum looks closed - it does - but check the times and see if the front door is open. Entry fees are very low. Max €5,50. Don't miss it

The museum has some big spaces and the Abbey courtyard inside is lovely. The tapestry exhibition worth it. The general theme is very much circling around the Holy Remi person.

Unexpectedly large museum, which was free of charge (maybe because of the holiday?). It was very interesting to learn about the Roman history and the history of catholicism here in Reims. It is good to keep in mind that little English translations are available, but with a pair of eyes (and sometimes a translator on your phone), you’ll be able to understand.

It is a good museum, but not the best in comparison with some similar. Roman mosaics and medieval tapiseries are highlights. The entrance was 5.50€.

A beautiful building but we should have read the opening hours information as it was closed on a Monday. We were here beginning of spring (March) so check if you are traveling other seasons.