Cistercian Abbey of Saint-Remi

The Cistercian Abbey of Saint-Remi, located in Reims, France, is a historic monastery founded in the 12th century by the Cistercian order, known for their austere lifestyle and focus on manual labor and prayer. The abbey played a significant role in religious, cultural, and architectural developments during the Middle Ages. Its Gothic-style basilica is renowned for its impressive architecture, stained glass windows, and historical significance as a site where French kings were crowned. Today, the Abbey of Saint-Remi serves as a UNESCO World Heritage site and a museum, preserving its artistic and historical legacy.