Reims Histoire Archéologie

Reims Histoire Archéologie (Rha) is an information and publishing site dedicated to the history, archaeology, architecture, and urban development of Reims. Through articles, notices, historical images, maps, and event information, it explores the city’s past from antiquity through later centuries. Its content draws on archaeological research, archival records, old plans, drawings, engravings, and photographs, and includes topics such as Roman Reims, medieval fortifications, historic churches, and the work of local architects.

Rha also publishes a series of illustrated albums on Reims landmarks and heritage. Titles cover the ancient arches, Saint-Nicaise Abbey and Church, the cathedral and its timber structures, historic city plans, Saint-Remi Abbey and Church, the Place Royale, and houses and hotels dating from the twelfth to nineteenth centuries. Some publications are available to view online or download as PDFs, and the site provides information on how to purchase them. Rha shares details of lectures, study days, exhibitions, and local heritage initiatives, helping readers discover the research and resources that document Reims’s evolving urban landscape.