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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building at 3 Place Royale in Reims is a monument classified as Historic Monuments. Its protection specifically concerns the facade and roof, officially recognized by a classification order dated 29 January 1954. This building is part of the remois urban landscape, marked by architecture often linked to the economic and social history of the city, especially after the destruction of the two world wars.

The location of this building, right in downtown Reims, reflects the importance of Place Royale as a structural space since the 18th century. At that time, Reims, the coronation of the kings of France, was a major commercial and artisanal hub in Champagne. The buildings of this period often served as bourgeois residences or mixed spaces (housing and commerce), testifying to urban vitality.

Although the details of its original use or its occupants are lacking, this type of building was involved in the local economic and social dynamics, particularly in an area renowned for its vineyards and its role in the wine trade.

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