The cathedral of Reims, head - of work of Gothic art, cradle of the coronation of the kings of France, is one of the very first monuments registered on the world heritage of the humanity by the UNESCO. He receives, every year, a million visitors. Head - of work of Gothic art built from 1211, it was harmed during the World War I. The Cathedral also contains an architectural prowess of the XXth century s.: a concrete(watertight) skeleton armed developed by the architect Henry Deneux, as well as set(group) of contemporary stained-glass windows drawn by Mark Chagall (1974), Imi Knoebel (2011) …

Édifice religieux, Patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO & Monument historique