Paris's Army Museum (Musée de l'Armée) is one of the three largest arms museums in the world, and home to one of the biggest military history and art collections on the planet. None other than Napoleon Bonaparte has been resting here since 1861, in his tomb. Get priority entrance into this military-minded collection of arms, armor, and art.

Experience the best of Paris's cultural and historical offerings with a combo ticket that provides fast-track access to 2 iconic museums. Army Museum & Invalides Step into the Hôtel National des Invalides, now housing the Musée de l'Armée, and marvel at a vast collection of over 500,000 pieces. Explore the regal armor and weapons once worn by French kings. Admire an array of swords, cannons, uniforms, paintings, photographs, and even personal belongings that once belonged to prominent figures in France's rich history. And make sure not to miss the mesmerizing golden Dome, which has served as the final resting place of Napoleon since 1861. Here, his tomb, intricately sculpted from red quartzite and resting on a stately green Vosges granite base, is surrounded by a laurel crown and inscriptions commemorating the Empire's greatest victories. Rodin Museum Dive into history and skip the lines as you explore the workplace of early 20th-century artistic legends. This self-guided tour allows you to leisurely admire both complete and unfinished works by Auguste Rodin, including sculptures, paintings, ceramics, photographs, and more. But that's not all – discover the masterpieces of other celebrated French artists like Van Gogh, Renoir, and more! Don't forget to visit the iconic "Garden of Sculptures," a 7.4-acre haven showcasing Rodin's treasures like "The Gates of Hell," "The Thinker," and "The Burghers of Calais."

Enter the Hôtel National des Invalides, which is now the Musée de l'Armée. You can skip the wait and examine the extensive collection of more than 500,000 objects inside. Admire the magnificent armor and weaponry that were formerly owned by French monarchs, as well as a variety of swords, cannons, uniforms, portraits, and personal effects that belonged to important historical personalities. Remember to pay a visit to the Golden Dome, where Napoleon has been buried since 1861. Aura Light and Sound Show Get ready to be mesmerized by the breathtaking tableaux that showcase the Dôme's intricate architectural intricacies throughout the immersive presentation. Admire in wonder as the Dôme is brought to life with lights, sound systems, and spectacular effects, illuminating Napoleon I's tomb and the ceiling paintings in a whole new way. The monument's history is revitalized in the glow of digital splendor, creating an enthralling spectacle as the golden dome stands out against the Parisian skyline. You'll have a whole new respect for the priceless Dôme des Invalides and its crucial place in French history by the time this captivating excursion is over.

One of the top three armaments museums worldwide, the Army Museum in Paris is also home to one of the largest collections of military artifacts and history on the planet. In his tomb, none other than Napoleon Bonaparte has lain since 1861. Receive first access to this collection of weapons, armor, and artwork aimed towards the military. Napoleon I's tomb is housed within the 110-meter golden dome of the Dôme des Invalides, a structure that was constructed between 1677 and 1706 and reaches far into the Paris sky. The inscriptions and laurel crown commemorate the Empire's greatest triumphs, and his son and brothers also rest here. You can find weapons and armor from the 13th to the 17th centuries in the Old Department. Artifacts featuring well-known French historical personalities, such as Louis XIII and Francis I, can help you envision what it might have been like to be at war in those eras. Similarly, explore the most violent conflicts, peek into soldiers' lives, and discover how technology has evolved over time in the Modern Department. The visit to Historial Charles de Gaulle will allow you to experience an interactive multimedia space dedicated to the man the monument has been erected for. The next stop, at the Musee des Plans-Reliefs will allow you to have a look at an assortment of military models. Finally, the Museum of the Order of the Liberation will introduce you to the heroes of the Legion of Honor of France. Military and history buffs should not miss this journey.

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Embark on a captivating journey through Napoleon's Paris, exploring iconic landmarks and delving into his legacy. Begin at Place Vendôme with its magnificent Vendôme Column. Then wander down Rue de Rivoli, marveling at tributes to French military glory like the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and the grand Arc de Triomphe. Reflect at Place de la Concorde, stroll through Tuileries Garden, and cross the strategic Pont Royal. Conclude at Les Invalides, where the Army Museum and Napoleon’s Tomb reveal France's military past and the saga of this legendary leader. This immersive tour connects you with Paris's essence through one of its most influential figures in a memorable way. Don't miss this unique opportunity to step back in time.

Explore Les Invalides and the Army Museum at your own pace with this audio-guided tour available on your smartphone!

Join an expert guide and take a tour of the Invalides complex, including visits to Napoleon's Tomb and the Army Museum. The gleaming golden dome of the Invalides was originally constructed under King Louis XIV, and is now home to the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. The vast complex surrounding the cathedral is dedicated to exhibiting the many chapters of French military history, from medieval knights, to Napoleon’s European conquests and the World Wars of the 20th century. Learn not only about the French, but about the many nations that have come to fight on French soil. Of particular interest are the exhibits about the D-Day Landings in Normandy and the Liberation of Paris in 1944.

Explore the occupation, resistance and liberation of Paris on an exclusive WWII-themed walking tour. Learn about the Napoleonic Wars, French Revolution, WWI, WWII and other events that shaped Europe. Extened option: visit the armymuseum Les Invalides. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: World War II Tour Join this tour to learn about World War II and see Old Town highlights such as the Saint Jacques Tower, Hôtel de Ville, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and Conciergerie. 4-hour: World War II Tour & Les Invalides Join this tour to learn about World War II, visit Les Invalides army museum with skip-the-line tickets, and see Old Town highlights such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral and Conciergerie. Travel back in time to 1940 to Nazi-occupied Paris and learn how the city miraculously survived the deadliest war in the history of Europe. Enjoy a special itinerary tailored to your needs and interests.

How did Napoleon Bonaparte become the greatest French officer? Learn about French history and wars on a private tour of the Les Invalides Army Museum in Paris. Enjoy skip the line access with a Licensed Guide. Optional: private car transfers. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Les Invalides Army Museum Tour Learn about the French army and wars on a 2-hour private tour of the Army Museum in the Les Invalides complex in Paris. Skip-the-line tickets are included. 3,5-hour: Les Invalides Army Museum Tour with Transfers Book a 1,5-hour round-trip transfer and a 2-hour private tour of the Army Museum in the Les Invalides complex in Paris. Skip-the-line tickets are included. On this private tour of Les Invalides (Musée de l'Armée), you will trace the history of the French army and their involvement in war, learning about the people who fought in the Napoleonic Wars, WWI, WWII and other modern conflicts.

With this ticket to the Musée de l'Armée or the Army Museum, you'll visit the exhibition Hôtel National de des Invalides, an architectural jewel in Paris.