Les Invalides, Napoleon's Tomb & Army Museum Entry

Explore the rich tapestry of French history by examining one of Europe's most extensive collections dedicated to military annals and artistic treasures. This unparalleled exhibit features the grandiose Tomb of Napoleon I beneath the gleaming Golden Dome of the Hôtel de Sully.

Discover the Hotel National des Invalides, now housing the Museum of the Army. Visitors can stroll through the extensive collection, enjoying their time at their leisurely pace, and fully immersed in over five hundred thousand pieces spanning the medieval era to the contemporary period. Experience the Temporary Exhibition on Special Forces, dedicated to the French Special Forces.

Step into the heart of Paris and blend seamlessly into the rich tapestry of French history at the Hotel National des Invalides. Designed by Louis XIV for the accommodation of veterans and injured soldiers, the hotel has evolved to become the Museum of the Army.

Marvel at the iconic Gilded Dome, dating back to 1861 and serving as the final resting place for Napoleon. Wander through the exhibits featuring armaments, weaponry, royal regalia, military uniforms, historical art, photographs, and personal items belonging to prominent French figures.

Beyond the tangible artifacts, engage in interactive digital experiences utilizing devices designed to enhance visitors' comprehension of significant conflicts that shaped France's past. Don't miss the opportunity to view the Temporary Exhibit: "Special Forces," celebrating the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Special Operations Command.