Look up and discover a different side of Reims. During this 2-hour guided walk, follow the story of the city's post-war reconstruction and spot the facades, mosaics, ironwork and Art Deco details that give central Reims its distinctive character.
- Discover a different side of Reims through its Art Deco heritage
- Spot details that are easy to miss when exploring on your own
- Learn how the city reinvented itself after the First World War
- Notice mosaics, ironwork, stained glass and 1920s decoration
- Enjoy a guided walk that changes the way you look at Reims
| Duration | 2 Hours |
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Venue
6 Rue Rockefeller, Reims, France
Offered by
Reims Tourisme & Congrès
Further information
In French only
After the First World War, Reims had to rebuild and reinvent itself. This 2-hour guided tour reveals that transformation through the streets and architecture of the city centre.
With your guide, learn to look at Reims differently. Sculpted facades, balconies, mosaics, stained glass and decorative details appear along the route, often in places you might otherwise walk past.
Highlights include the Carnegie Library, one of the best-known landmarks of the Reconstruction period, followed by Cours Anatole France, Cours Langlet and the Hôtel de la Mutualité. In Rue des Élus and Rue de Condorcet, see how the style also shaped homes and shops.
Lively and easy to follow, this tour is ideal for anyone who wants to discover Reims from a fresh perspective and notice the details that tell the story of its rebirth.
Cancellation policy: Full refund up to 48 hours before the start of the activity (excluding booking fees of 3.5% of the total order amount).
