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Cathedral of Notre Dame of Reims
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims
Reims Cathedral A Divine Masterpiece

Reims Cathedral is one of the most stunning masterpieces of 13th-century Gothic art. It is a national temple where King Clovis was baptized and many French kings were crowned.
Reims Cathedral, also known as Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims, is a magnificent Gothic building located in the city of Reims, France. This iconic cathedral is known for its historical significance, impressive architecture and its mystical role in establishing the might and power of the French royal institution.

Construction of the cathedral began in the 13th century and took nearly a century to complete. Its architecture is a prime example of High Gothic style, featuring intricate stained glass windows, soaring spires, and ornate sculptures that adorn its facade. The cathedral's striking façade is a testament to the craftsmanship of medieval builders and the grandeur of the era.

One of the most notable events associated with Reims Cathedral is its role as the traditional site for the coronation of French monarchs. From the 11th century until the 19th century, nearly every French king was crowned within its hallowed walls, making it a symbol of the nation's history and monarchy.

Today, Reims Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, architecture admirers, and tourists from around the world. Its rich history, stunning artistry, and religious significance continue to make it a symbol of French heritage and a remarkable testament to Gothic architecture.

In 401 the first cathedral was consecrated by bishop St. Nicaise to the Virgin Mary, Christ’s Mother
In 407 St Nicaise received martyrdom on the threshold of the cathedral
In 496 (498) at Christmas Clovis was baptised by St Remi
In 852 a new cathedral was consecrated by bishop Hincmar, built on the same site
1210 fire destroyed the city
1211, the new cathedral started construction
1226 King Louis IX (St Louis) was crowned
1429 King Charles VII was crowned in the presence of Joan of Arc
1475 the towers were completed
1825 King Charles X was the last king of France to be crowned in Reims
1914 during WW1 was bombed and burnt
1937 after 20 years of restoration reopened and consecrated
1962 Charles de Gaulle and Adenauer celebrated Franco-German reconciliation
1996 Pope John-Paul II visited the cathedral to celebrate 1500 years of Clovis baptisation by St Remi

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