Considering the Campanile Reims Nord La Neuvillette in Reims?
A VT member wrote the following comment about visiting Reims:
San Remi Basilica by aquatic
Remi was a bishop of Reims in 530s . He baptized king of Franks. Then he was buried outside the town walls (?). But his holliness and the numerous mirracles he performed drew a lot of piligrims. The chapel was built and then it was rebuilt into a church. Later it became a monastery...
On a cloudy day, noone was in this basilica and I had a chance to fill how is it really should be in a cathedral... Quiet. Choral music playing... Not a soul around.
After noisy Paris churches and cathedrals, I had a pleasure to spend an hour in San Remi.