Explore one of Paris’s most monumental landmarks on this guided tour of Les Invalides. Originally commissioned by Louis XIV as a hospital and retirement home for war veterans, the site now houses the Army Museum and the stunning Dôme des Invalides, Napoleon Bonaparte’s final resting place.  Admire centuries of military artifacts, suits of armor, and personal items that paint a vivid picture of France’s turbulent past. The highlight is a visit to Napoleon’s tomb, resting beneath a gilded dome surrounded by statues celebrating his military campaigns.

As travelers move through this historic complex, expert commentary brings to life the grandeur of French military heritage and the enduring legacy of its leaders. This is an ideal experience for history lovers eager to dive deep into the lives of France’s most powerful figures.

Duration:
2 hours

Start Time:
10am

Inclusions:
Licensed guide, and entrance ticket

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, food and drinks, and gratuities

Meeting point:
Outside the Main Gate of the Invalides entrance facing the famous bridge "Alexandre III". 129 Rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris

Ending point:
Invalides Museum

Not Suitable For:
Wheelchairs

Important Information:
Maximum pax allowed on this tour is 8.

This tour operates only on Mondays and Thursdays, all year round from April 1 to March 31. This tour does not operate on May 1, December 25, January 1, and any unforeseeable events.