Art galleries in Reims: directory, map and artistic districts

1 place Museux, 51100 Reims

Installed in the former Jesuit college, the FRAC Champagne-Ardenne preserves and distributes a collection open to the most current practices. Exhibitions, commissions, workshops and loans outside the walls allow you to follow contemporary creation well beyond a permanent display.

4 bis rue de Mars, 51100 Reims

The former Jacquart cellars have been transformed into a municipal exhibition space without erasing their stone vaults or their industrial history. The changing program welcomes photography, visual arts, design and major cultural events in remarkable volumes.

53 rue Simon, 51100 Reims

In the former royal abbey, the museum unfolds the history of Reims from Prehistory to the Renaissance. Mosaics, sculptures, tapestries, Gallo-Roman objects and medieval rooms make up a visit where architecture counts as much as collections.

36 place du Forum, 51100 Reims

Hugues Krafft's home preserves furniture, Asian objects, travel souvenirs and a rare series of engravings by Dürer. The route also reveals Reims decorations saved after 1914, placed in the privacy of a private mansion rebuilt with passion.

33 rue du Champ-de-Mars, 51100 Reims

Léonard Foujita designed this chapel with the architect Maurice Clauzier then covered the interior with light frescoes. The place, open seasonally, offers an exceptional immersion in its universe, between Japanese tradition, Italian Renaissance and Catholic faith.

12 rue du Président-Franklin-Roosevelt, 51100 Reims

Renovated and reopened in May 2026, the museum places the signature of the German capitulation in a completely redesigned scenography. The map room, preserved in its historical state, remains the heart of a journey enriched with documents, objects and testimonies.

Route de Châlons-en-Champagne, RD 944, 51100 Reims

The only fort in the Reims belt remaining in the hands of the Allies during the Great War, the Pompelle combines defensive architecture and historical collections. Uniforms, helmets, artillery pieces and multimedia devices tell the story of the Champagne front with precision.

84 avenue Georges-Clemenceau, 51100 Reims

More than two hundred vehicles, motorcycles and miniature models retrace a century of shapes and innovations. Beyond mechanics, the collection allows us to observe the evolution of bodies, colors, advertising and the imagination of speed.

8 rue Chanzy, 51100 Reims

The building is closed during its renovation, with a reopening announced for 2027. The collection - from Cranach to Corot, from Cranach portraits to modern landscapes and the Foujita fund - remains to be followed online and in presentations outside the walls linked to the construction site.

Place du Cardinal-Luçon, 51100 Reims

The cathedral is an open-air museum of Gothic sculpture, but also a place where ancient art dialogues with the 20th century. The stained glass windows of Marc Chagall, Brigitte Simon and Imi Knoebel provide very different readings of light and the sacred.

2 place Carnegie, 51100 Reims

Opened in 1928, Carnegie is one of Reims' Art Deco masterpieces: mosaics, ironwork, furniture and stained glass make up a coherent whole. Its heritage funds bring together manuscripts, incunabula, bindings, prints and artists' books that can be consulted on site.

Rue Gerbert, 51100 Reims

On this wall of expression, an ephemeral work regularly replaces the previous one according to a principle born in Paris. Reims artists and international guests work there on a large scale, giving the street a visible program without threshold or ticket.

12 rue Libergier, 51100 Reims

ÉSAD trains artists and designers while regularly opening its exhibitions, conferences and defenses to the public. Student and graduate hangings are a great way to observe emerging practices before entering galleries.

26 rue du Docteur-Albert-Schweitzer, 51100 Reims

A former hosiery factory that has become a municipal wasteland, La Fileuse welcomes artists in residence, workshops and restitution times. Visual arts, live performance and manufacturing intersect in a logic of research, transmission and territorial anchoring.

Chaussée Bocquaine, esplanade André-Malraux, 51100 Reims

Saint-Ex explores digital creation through exhibitions, workshops, residencies and its fablab. Interactive installations, moving images, manufacturing and maker cultures are approached in an accessible way, often with a strong participatory dimension.

4 rue Saint-Julien, 51100 Reims

Supported by Les 2 Ateliers, the Ground Floor offers exhibitions, meetings and experiments on a human scale. Its programming favors links between artists, residents and artisanal practices, with a direct relationship to the works and their production.

12 allée Yves-Gandon, 51100 Reims

La Mine brings together Reims artists around a workshop, a gallery and collective projects. Exhibitions, introduction to engraving, painting, textiles and events linked to urban cultures bring a generous local scene to life in the Red Cross district.

11 rue de l’Arbalète, 51100 Reims

Galerie 28 combines paintings, sculptures and design objects in a colorful selection. Pop art, street art and contemporary figuration come together, with original works and editions that make the discovery of the art market more immediate.

27 rue Henri-IV, 51100 Reims

This private gallery defends a selection of contemporary French and international painters and visual artists. Its presence in the Boulingrin district adds commercial space to neighboring institutions and allows prices, formats and acquisitions to be directly addressed.

34 rue Colbert, 51100 Reims

Romaric Segalen builds close-knit exhibitions around contemporary artists, between painting, photography and sculpture. The current address on rue Colbert serves as a temporary location during the evolution of the project, hence the interest in checking the programming before the visit.

4 passage Talleyrand, 51100 Reims

Under the glass roof of Passage Talleyrand, Parallèle presents original works, photography, design and limited editions. The space combines decorative approach and gallery culture, with a selection that brings together local artists and more widely distributed signatures.

37 bis rue des Capucins, 51100 Reims

Both a workshop and an exhibition space, Papier Bon Œil highlights illustration, screen printing, risography and micropublishing. We discover images printed in small series and graphic artists who work with paper as a real field of experimentation.

32 rue Chanzy, 51100 Reims

This boutique-gallery brings together posters, illustrations and graphic creations with particular attention to regional authors. The format allows you to enter the collection through printed images, encounter varied styles and leave with accessible works.

20 rue du Barbâtre, 51100 Reims

Created with the support of Taittinger, this hybrid venue combines table, conviviality and artistic programming. Temporary exhibitions and collaborations with local creators introduce art into a daily setting, far from the sometimes intimidating ritual of the classic gallery.

6 allée des Pervenches, 51100 Reims

Feng Shang develops a dialogue between European and Asian scenes through painting, sculpture and mixed media. Its location outside the center invites a targeted visit, particularly interesting during group exhibitions and meetings with artists.

18 rue Tronsson-Ducoudray, 51100 Reims

Opposite the cathedral, the old barracks transformed into a hotel integrates works into its common areas and develops a gallery accessible to visitors. Art accompanies architecture, furniture and urban views rather than being limited to a clean room.

4-6 rue Bertin, 51100 Reims

Photographer Laurent Rodriguez exhibits images built around the material, the object and the culinary world. The gallery, now linked to its address on rue Bertin, shows how a demanding commercial practice can become an artistic series and collector's item.

5 place du Général-Gouraud, 51100 Reims

The estate superimposes neo-Gothic architecture, monumental staircases and kilometers of chalk pits. With the Pommery Experience, contemporary works take over courtyards, cellars and underground galleries: a spectacular encounter between champagne heritage and in situ installation.

4 rue des Crayères, 51100 Reims

Ruinart has long been developing commissions from contemporary artists and maintains a significant body of work related to the house. The chalk pits, the Nicolas Ruinart pavilion and the landscaped gardens place these creations in a site where heritage, climate and living things interact.

72-74 rue de Neufchâtel, 51100 Reims

This factory dedicated to contemporary puppetry combines sculpture, scenography, drawing and live performance. Residences, workshops and public presentations allow you to see plastic shapes designed for space, movement and the stage.