Welcome to Napoleon’s Tomb and Army Museum in Paris. Step back through French military history at Paris’s Hôtel National des Invalides. Originally a 17th-century veteran’s hospital, this national icon now houses the musée de l’Armée’s legendary collection.
Wander centuries-old halls lined with over 500,000 artifacts, from medieval armor to 21st-century gear. Spot Napoleon’s tomb beneath the elegant gilt dome. Interactive experiences plunge you into pivotal Gallic battles.
The Special Forces L’exposition exhibit interweaves new artifacts honoring French commandos with the ages-old traditions underpinning the nation’s defense. For history enthusiasts, the hotel offers an unparalleled chance to watch Gallic might evolve across 30 generations.
Explore the history of France in great detail by using one of the biggest collections of artifacts and military history. Napoleon I’s grave is located beneath the imposing golden Dôme des Invalides. Don’t miss it.
From swords to satellites, the musée’s collection awes and educates about the struggles and glories forging France’s destiny. Lose yourself for hours, even days, immersed within weaponry, uniforms, fine art, photography, and more encapsulating what it has meant—and still means—to be part of France’s military heritage over 1000 years.
Avoid the long queue at the cashdesk, you can enter the Invalides and show your tickets to enter the museums. As the Invalides gathers multiple museums and the Dome, you might have to show your ticket to enter each part of the site. Keep the ticket with you until the end of the visit.
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