(Translated by Google) THE INVALID IN PARIS FRANCE 🇫🇷, without a doubt the most impressive military museums I have ever seen, which house a church and the tombs of many famous French officers, including the tomb of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, if it were its enormous size of The buildings and church impress you with its Baroque architecture, inside it is even more so, halls and rooms of great history, weapons of war, armor and more equipment from centuries of history and culture, it is impressive to see and be in front of the tomb of the Great NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE, see the impressive chapel included, and the tours from one room after another from one culture to another, it is worth living it and giving you the time to appreciate it step by step to learn about this great millenary culture, this was created at the Started as a royal residence for retired French soldiers and servicemen left homeless after the war, its construction started in 1671, and it was inaugurated in 1687, in 1940 Napoleon's remains were t Invalides, where they made an impressive sarcophagus under a dome of a dome of extraordinary beauty, if you come to Paris France, take the time to visit it, your entrance is not expensive, and enjoy this great French culture. (Original) LOS INVÁLIDOS en PARIS FRANCIA 🇫🇷, sin duda alguna los museos militares más impresionantes que e visto, los cuales albergan una iglesia y las tumbas de muchos oficiales célebres de Francia, entre ellos la tumba de NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE , si por fuera su tamaño enorme de los edificios e iglesia te impresiona su arquitectura Barroca, por dentro lo es ahun más , salas y salas de gran historia, armas de guerra, armaduras y más equipamiento de siglos de história y de cultura, es impresionante ver y estar de frente a la tumba del Gran NAPOLEÓN BONAPARTE, ver la impresionante capilla incluida, y los recorridos de una sala tras otra de una cultura a otra, vale la pena vivirlo y darte el tiempo de apreciarlo pasó a paso para conocer de esta gran cultura milenaria, este fue creado al inicio como residencia real para soldados y militares Franceses retirados que quedaban sin hogar después de la guerra, su construcción se inició en 1671, y se inauguró en 1687 , en 1940 los restos de Napoleón fueron traídos a Los Inválidos, donde le hicieron un sarcófago impresionante bajo un domo de una cúpula de una belleza extraordinaria, si vienes a Paris Francia, date el tiempo de visitarlo, no es cara su entrada , y disfruta de esta gran cultura Francesa.

An exceptional building with lot of history. We love the Dome inside and out. Napoleons tomb was such an amazing sight to see in Paris. All the military history you can see in this building , it covers the French Army History. Architecture is really impressive, my photos will not do justice to this beautiful dome..Visit this place if are around Paris

If you love history that spans the Middle Ages, this museum is for you! You walk under the visage of Napoleon into an era I only learned about in school. In my view, a must see!

This museum is full of fantastic information and exhibits. The website says allow 2 hours for your visit, I would allow at least 4 or more if you want to see it all and take it all in. So much history here in such a beautiful place. The only thing I would say is all the displays have limited English so next time I'll be getting the audio tour to accompany the visit.

Hospital for the sick ( French Military wounded in battle). This is a paid attraction. You must plan ahead. There was a long line when we visited. You will go through security checks so be patient (I just had to add this here). There is a lot of memorabilia and history at this place. There are multiple attractions here.

Very pretty and impressive how big it is. Cool architecture. Beware of bathrooms outside the museum, you have to pay to use it. It's Cool to see all the weaponry on display.

This sprawling complex features the golden domed memorial to Napoleon, a complex of some of the finest military museums in Europe, and a retirement home and hospital for French veterans. This is a must do for any lover of military history and the Age of Napoleon.

It's an amazing place, though not because I found it moving or emotional. It's a startling tribute to a man who affected a lot of people's lives, and is responsible for a great deal of death and destruction. Next to the pyramids I haven't ever seen a greater display of hubris and ego. It's really simmering to see.

The museum itself is wonderful, with a rich historical collection and a beautiful garden. However, during my visit, I noticed something unusual: there were several dead rabbits in the garden, which I found a little strange. I wondered what the reason was, because the museum seems to take good care of its territory, but does not take out dead rabbits, which may not have a very positive effect on the mood of visitors.

We did the mistake of coming at 4pm while the museums closes 6, this place needs more than 2 hours! Do your research before you come to optimize your visit, the ticket gives you access to several museums including the tomb of Napoleon. Very interesting place if you like some history.

Impressive simply for Napoleon's tomb alone, in addition to everything else there. His tomb over-the-top in size, ego, and grandeur. From the high domed ceiling to the gold and black marble spiral columns, down to his enormous maroon sarcophagus, this place makes one feel like they're visiting the resting place of a holy prophet.

(Translated by Google) HOTEL INVALID in the city - Army Museum The gilding of its famous Dome highlights the elegance of the Hôtel national des Invalides. An exceptional monument. This remarkable architectural monument is also the seat of high military authorities, such as the military governor of Paris. Discover all the exhibitions, collections, the military museum .... exceptional visit . #musee #hoteldesinvalides #military #gouverneurdeparis #invalidesparis #doruresinvalides (Original) HÔTEL DES INVALIDES dans la ville - Musée de l'Armée Les dorures de son célèbre Dôme offrent en exergue l’élégance de l'Hôtel national des Invalides. Un monument d'exception. Ce remarquable monument architectural est aussi le siège de hautes autorités militaires, comme le gouverneur militaire de Paris. Découvrez toutes les expositions, collections, le musée militaire.... visite exceptionnelle . #musee #hoteldesinvalides #militaire #gouverneurdeparis #invalidesparis #doruresinvalides

Someone had recommended me to visit this museum, but it was a real disappointment. Unless you’re a fan of guns and wars, it’s all really boring. All you will see is hundreds of guns, uniforms and so on. Even the gift shop is boring. The people in charge of the museum should change the perspective, because I believe that there’s potential to show something interesting and appealing. They just have failed to do it. I honestly felt that it was a waste of money and time.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Book your ticket online, take the option of the digital tour (guided tour with a headset etc) and enjoy all the historical accounts going back a long way. If you're a real history buff you will all day (if not 2 days!). Even for those of us not so deep in to the historical details the representations, information and displays are amazing! If you can, do it - you'll find out how many successive coffins Napoleon is encased in.

Saw this amazing building whilst on our travels up and down the River Seine on the Batobus and had to pay it a visit. It is a bit of a walk from the Batobus stop but is well worth it. The museum grounds are free to enter but you have to pay to go inside the museum. We didn’t actually go inside the museum itself but had a good walk around the courtyard and church. There are lots of statues, cannons and military vehicles which were used in the war. It is a site worth seeing whilst visiting this beautiful city.

Very beautiful building and interesting museums. I liked the tomb of Napoleon the most. The ticket office is pretty hard to find if you come from the northern entrance. The southern entrance was closed so we had to walk all the way to the other side.

The main mausoleum includes the sarcophagus of members of Emperor Napoleon’s family as well as several other historical generals of the French army. Other sections of the museum features various fascinating exhibitions that take you through the post 17th century history of the French army with lots of artefacts on the colonial wars, World War I and World War II. this is a fantastic museum, historic place and architectural wonder to visit.

Nice museum with history of France from medieval times to ww2. Artifacts perfectly preserved to learn from and read about. The most visited thing is Napoleon’s tomb in the beautiful church right next door. Highly recommend this place if you are a history nerd.

This was our first stop as it was located across from our hotel. Full of rich history and beautiful artwork to go along with the stunning architecture. Home to the tomb of Napoleon as well as French military artifacts throughout history. The cafe was also excellent.

Beautiful building in an open space surrounded by cannons with the amazing views of the Tour Eiffel and the Obelisk. I didn't go inside but it looked pretty. Thanks to it, I will plan a visit to the museum in my next visit

I love the look of the building and for all of those who are fun history about war, this is one of the places where you have to visit in Paris.

Wonderful place to visit before/after doing the Rodin museum nearby, especially must if you enjoy history. It contains the army museum and Napoleon's tomb. And definitely come for the beautiful architecture We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was not crowded. Also, many wonderful parks around to check out.

Well kept museum, lots of exhibits, to view ans appreciate them all will require several hours. Any military members will enter for free with valid ID. We were limited in time and only spent 3 hours going through the halls and Napoleon's tomb. The World wars exhibits were closed at the time of our visit.

Great museum! I loved seeing the tomb of Napoleon I! The architecture was breathtaking. The war museum was also enjoyable, though I had to rush it because of a change of plans. The ticket was €15 for an American adult, and it gave access to the tomb and museum.

It was very beautiful and magnificent. A lot of exhibitions to look at if you are interested in military history. We visited in the afternoon and spent 1.5 hours there.

The final resting place of Emperor Napoleon. Come here and see this museum, understand French history and enjoy the French architecture, all in one amazing location. After that, you can treat your wife with short walk to the Eiffel Tower and the champs Elysse.

All the military history brought under one roof. It is a well organized museum that cover the French Army history by video, sounds, images, paints, armors, cloths, weapons, forts’ models, and much more. Simply it is one of the best!

Les Invalides (French pronunciation: ​[lezɛ̃valid]), formally the Hôtel national des Invalides (The National Residence of the Invalids), or also as Hôtel des Invalides, is a complex of buildings in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, France, containing museums and monuments, all relating to the military history of France, as well as a hospital and a retirement home for war veterans, the building's original purpose. The buildings house the Musée de l'Armée, the military museum of the Army of France, the Musée des Plans-Reliefs, and the Musée d'Histoire Contemporaine, as well as the Dôme des Invalides, a large church, the tallest in Paris at a height of 107 meters, with the tombs of some of France's war heroes, most notably Napoleon. Excerpt from Wikipedia

The ornate Pont Alexandre III points directly to the expansive esplanade and grand entrance of the Hôtel des Invalides. The former military hospital is one of the City of Light’s most recognizable sites. The sprawling historic complex has a lot to offer visitors. From fascinating museums to stunning marble-clad tombs, here are the highlights of Les Invalides. Musée de l'Armée (Army Museum) The Army Museum collection is made up of 500,000 artifacts, including numerous weapons, uniforms and other French military paraphernalia. Stretching over 12,000 square meters, the exhibition space is divided into seven departments that take visitors from antiquity all the way through the end of World War II. Musée des Plans-Reliefs (Museum of Military Models) The Museum of Military Models is a part of the Army Museum and showcases about 100 three-dimensional models of fortified cities dating from 1668 to 1870. The models were originally built and used for military purposes, and provide a fascinating glimpse into this little known aspect of military history. Musée d'Histoire Contemporaine (Museum of Contemporary History) A must for any history buff, the Museum of Contemporary History houses over one million items in its collection, spanning from 1870 to the modern day. The museum focuses primarily on social and political issues relating to both French and world history. Tomb of Napoleon I The Hôtel des Invalides complex includes a large church called the Dôme des Invalides. The church is the final resting place of many French war heroes, including Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon died in exile on the remote island of St. Helena, but his remains were moved to the Dôme des Invalides in 1861. The Tomb of Napoleon pays tribute to his many military conquests in the form of marble bas-reliefs and Victory statues. At the center of the tomb lies Napoleon’s ornate sarcophagus carved from red stone.

Beautiful complex that houses the Military Museum, a cathedral, and the Tomb of Napoleon which itself houses other important historical military figures. The massive plaza in the middle makes for stunning pictures and is surrounded by tall columns on all sides. The grounds are very well kept and clean. Surprisingly also not too crowded.

My 7-year old son and I jammed a lot into our 14-day adventure of Paris but unfortunately we did not have time for Les Invaldies. Just gives me 1 more excuse to get back to Paris. Since this trip a year ago now, I have adopted Paris as my second home and maybe some day my final home. I am giving it a 3 review since we did not visit the campus or Tomb of Napoleon.

Interesting place, been here for the first time. Napoleon's tomb is magnificent and the whole building is amazing. Don't miss the adjacent museum, we had a very interesting exhibition about Picasso and the war, great exhibits.

Beautiful and spacious area , greatly secured where I could perform my aerobics session at open air. Due to mask wearing requirements , there I could exercise and feel free. Priceless. Thank you all for having me, see you soon🤗

Genuinely stunning. Something you must see in Paris. I love the Dome; inside and out. Napoleon’s tomb was such an amazing sight to see in Paris that I definitely recommend visiting.

In 1670 in Paris there was no institution to house the disabled warriors, who ran out of money and fought for France. Louis XIV then gestured to the soldiers who had served him in his campaigns and decided to build "a royal house large enough to accommodate and house all the crippled and aged officers and soldiers and to provide them with a fund for their existence". In 1670, the Sun King issued an order to begin construction of L'hôtel des Invalides This is the first home for the disabled soldiers in Europe. Today this remarkable complex of buildings houses the Musée de l'Armée, the military museum of the Army of France, the Musée des Plans-Reliefs, and the Musée d'Histoire Contemporaine, as well as the Dôme des Invalides, a large church, the tallest in Paris at a height of 107 meters, with the tombs of some of France's war heroes, most notably Napoleon.

An exceptional building with a lot of history. Great gift shop. Includes the Army Museum and the tomb of Napoleon. Accessible and beautiful building. Not overrun with tourists. Great stop especially if you have the Paris Pass/Paris Museum Pass.

The home for the disabled was designed by architect Bruan during the reign of King Louis XIV as a shelter and hospital for the elderly and disabled. The building was originally designed to accommodate 1,500 guests, but by 1714 more than 4,000 former soldiers and officers lived there. Among them were doctors, cooks, priests and employees. The right to live in a Paris home for the disabled was granted to veterans who had served in the army for 10 years and had served at least 20 years out of 1710. Exceptions have been made for the seriously injured and sick. Women were not allowed to visit the home of the disabled, their daily affairs and military-monastic order. During the nineteenth century, the number of veterans living in it decreased and the complex became of historical and museum importance. Currently, about 100 French veterans live in homes for the disabled. The dimensions of the completely architectural complex are 400 by 450 meters. The former royal court and now an honor are surrounded on four sides by four-story houses with galleries. There are French rifles and trophies along the courtyard as well as in the first floor gallery. There are several military museums, the Army Museum, the Freedom Order Museum, the Museum of Maps, the Museum of Modern History, the Museum of the French Resistance, and the Charles de Gaulle Multimedia History Museum. The 107-meter-high Cathedral of the Disabled (San Louis de Invalide) combines classical austerity and Baroque splendor, and is architecturally shaped like a Greek cross inscribed in a square. The first chapel is to the right of the tomb of Napoleon's brother Joseph Bonaparte, followed by Marshal Fuchs and Wauban. In the first chapel to the left of the tomb of another Napoleon-Jerome brother, behind it are the tombs of Marshall Thorne and Lat. In the crypt of the cathedral, built by the architect Visconti, just below the dome, is the tomb of Napoleon. Designed by architect Louis Visconti (1791-1852) and built from 1843 to 1853. Napoleon died on the island of Saint Helena on May 5, 1821, and in 1840 his body was transported from the island to Paris. The official burial of the remains of the emperor took place on December 15, 1840. Napoleon's ashes were made in six arrangements: first tin, second mahogany, third and fourth lead, fifth ebony and sixth oak. The coffins were placed in a large red porphyry larynx installed in the crypt of the Cathedral of the Home for the Disabled. Marcophagus reaches 4 meters in length and is an important and heavy structure. Around the arch with its back to the wall, the 12 white stone goddesses of victory with their lower arms and folded wings represent her "twelve victories": Marango, Wagram, Osterlitz, Jena, Friedland, Moscow. The names of the battlefields, set in gold on a marble mosaic floor around Napoleon's larynx, are surrounded by a mosaic Lauren wreath. The ashes of his son Orlenko, who died in Vienna in 1832, rest with the emperor. There is also an unmarked tombstone in the home for the disabled, under which the emperor lies on the island of St. Helena. From the gallery leading to the courtyard is an honor that is surrounded on all four sides by the buildings of the home for the disabled. For 19 years, the tomb was anonymous and a guard waited nearby. The British government agreed that the French emperor "returned to Paris" only in 1840.

(Translated by Google) Church of the Invalids in Paris (Original) Kościół Inwalidów w Paryżu

One of the best monuments in Paris. The interior is wonderful, so is the church you can find inside. Worth going when there is a service so that you can hear the choir. The museum was also nice with a beautiful collection of weapons. All in all a wonderful experience with a lot of walking.

What an amazing site to visit. Beautifully made.

An incredible place, a must see full of history. Absolutely stunning.

It's always inspiring to see how France honors their military members, past and present.

Delicious staff is wonderful food is splendid... we are here on vacation from Dallas Tx and just happen to stop here for dinner ...so glad we did

I have no idea why this place is not on every "must see" list of Paris! The place of Napoléon's burial and a huge range of artefacts from wars past (dating back to the Corinthian age 700-800 BC). We actually spent more time here than in the Louvre! The best surprise was stumbling across Napoléon's actual horse stuffed and on display in the corner of one of the exhibit rooms.

The museum is quite amazing. Napoleons Tomb is very extraordinary. The rest of the museum associated with this is a must see. It has a GREAT WW2/WW2 Exhibit full of items.

Definitely recommend going there, either by walk or electric scooter. Very nice shops like Louis Vuitton, Dior, etc….

A must go place if you are interested in military history or a fan of Napoleon. The place includes multiple parts like napoleon tomb, musée of the army etc. Recommend to get the audio which definitely gives more insights of the place.

We didn't actually go in to the building fully (any paid parts, anyways) but the gift shop was magnificent! I have a nephew obsessed with Napoleon and I know this museum gift shop was the best shot in Paris to get one of his hats.

Incredible museum of the history of the French Army over the centuries. The prowess and achievements over the centuries are superbly displayed. Lots of signs are in English which helps as a tourist! A must visit in Paris, especially the Napoleonic section - not to mention his tomb itself!

Les Invalides is a great place to visit when in Paris! It doesn’t get as crowded as other historical places which gives you an opportunity to truly admire the place. When you enter, you will get a chance to see a lot of wonderful rabbits jumping along the park. The musée de l’armée has the famous tomb of Napoleon. It’s a beautiful place with a magnificent dome just above the tomb. There is a cafe and restrooms available and everything is very clean. It’s a great place to go with the family! Just make sure to bring water and comfortable shoes because you will want to walk around the whole park! You can even see the Eiffel tour from the park!

Great history and you can visit for free. On the back sode is grave of Napoleon. You can see a lot of old Franch power. A very beautiful building with a lovely courtyard surrounded by various statues, cannons and beautiful architecture. Great to look at as it takes you back to a time that was not so nice. That is why it is important to respect and be aware of history. If you have an hour or two to spare and don't know what to do, stop here.

Location is fantastic, the Dome is very impressive. Seeing the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte standing in the middle of the dome is quite overwhelming, especially if you remember that due to Napoleon we have our family names. The museum is impressive as well, from WWII to older legacies of France. Only a 3 star rating due to the fact that almost all of the explanations in the museum are in French only. With lots of international visitors in Paris that is a missed opportunity.

This is probably the best museum I've been to. And its just so underrated because everybody are in the bandwagon of the Louvre. This place tells so much history of the country refreshingly through the French military perspective. A sharp turn from the many art museums in the city. In fact, I've learned so much about France than any other museum around. This has nearly a hundred audioguide spots and thats all exhibits not having one. Likely a day or half of it is what it will take for the visitor. Plus, there are plenty of engaging video screens that can tell the story too of each chapters of the military.

An amazing place full of history from the modern age and far back to napoleonic times and beyond. We enjoy wartime history and seeing artefacts from times gone by. Entry charges were reasonable at €14 an adult for the entire museum.

A must visit in Paris, especially if you want to find out more about the history of the French Republic and Napoleons legacy. Many important French historical figures rest here, which is a sight to behold. Napoleon loved himself, which is evident to the grand scale and beautiful art surrounding his grave.

Very nice but large hotel. You will need to take a metro to most places as it's really in the business district. But with a little practice, all of Paris is available via metro, which is a 5inutes walk to two different lines . Staff was very pleasant and helpful. Rooms are well equipped and very comfortable The top floor is the quietest, but all a good Restaurant has a limited but tasty menu. But pricey, but that's to be expected in this location.

A building complex consisting of monuments and museums, well-known for being the burial ground of Napoleon and its gold leaf-wrapped dome. It’s also the home of the army museum; one of the most impressive museums I’ve been to.

One of my favourite museums to visit. So much history and passion. If you love Napoleon this museum is a must!

Fantastic. I found a 4 hour visit flashed by there is so much to see and learn. Real History from the middle ages though to now. The section about the resistance and the occupation was brilliant

One of the most beautiful historical landmarks I have ever seen in my entire life. Absolutely incredible and a must visit if you are visiting Paris.

A great place to come for a walk, a picnic. Beautiful sights to see alone, with friends or with the family. Lots of bars/cafés to have a drink with hidden restaurants serving French cuisine.

The museum is comprised of 3 parts, the Invalides which basically has a large plaza and garden. The second part is the military museum which shows the French participation in several wars. The third and the most impressive one is the Napoleon Tomb where Napoleon himself and several of his family members, together with some prominent French military figures, rest here. Ticket costs 12 euro per person, apparently many others get in with the paris museum pass. At the main hall of the tomb there are three vending machines which give souvenir euro banknotes for 2 euro each, pretty neat.

A great experience for history and military buffs. The tomb alone is worth a visit by anyone.

The grass field before Les Invalides is an ideal place to have a short break during lunchtime. In the central of Paris, just few minutes away to Champ de Mars and Louvre and not so crowded, these make it a really nice place for a short break.

For everybody who would like to do some good, every year on the Bastille Day, they make the donation of blood to the army. It is very well done, nicely animated and I am sure that you would enjoy to do something good too.

Huge complex of buildings, containing museums and monuments, all relating to the military history of France. The military museum of the Army of France is here as well as some more museums, as well as the Dôme des Invalides - the tallest in Paris church with height of 107 meters containing the tombs of some of France's war heroes. For me as a history enthusiast it was a great place to visit. Price for the tickets, for such a museum is low (12 €) a lot to see there, starting from medieval up to end of WWII. Also a great architecture and paintings all over walls of museum of Army. Also the impressive church with honours of war of defeated parties.

when you get to the house of invalids in a museum, you just begin to realize how powerful France was.

Très beaux bâtiments Une belle cour pavée et un très beau son et lumière avec une très belle visite

(Translated by Google) Beautiful show (Original) Magnifique spectacle

Lieu très sympa.presence d une population jeune dynamique et appréciable.

Un lieu historique magnifique. Hier on a fait le spectacle nocturne un super moment !!!!

Excellente visite que je recommande à tous.

Un lieu emplis d'histoire et d'objets tout aussi historique. La visite est très mémorable

Concernant la nuits aux Invalides. J'en ai pris plein les yeux et les oreilles. Le jeux de lumières jouent bien avec le bâtiment, la prouesses est impressionnantes.

(Translated by Google) wonderfully (Original) Cudnie

Für unter 26-Jährige kostenlos und daher definitiv einen Besuch wert.

Imposantes Gebäude, für Fans von Napoleon, gehört zum Musee del Armee

Dernière du spectacle "La nuit aux Invalides" édition 2020. Très beau moment dans un lieu mythique rempli d'histoire. A faire en 2021!

Visita na parte Externa, mas é a Historia de uma NAÇÃO.

Superbe monument ! Son spectacle son et lumière est magique

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary !! Magnificent ... Grandiose place !! (Original) Extraordinaire !! Magnifique... Lieu grandiose !!

Spectacle sons et lumières "La nuit aux Invalides". Magnifique.

(Translated by Google) Huge and beautiful (Original) Immense et magnifique

Toujours magnifique selon la lumière

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) Magnificent monument (Original) Monument magnifique

Tres beau monument plein histoire , a voir

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place full of history. (Original) Magnifique lieu chargé d'histoire.

(Translated by Google) 350 years of history in 3D, from construction to today, absolutely moving. (Original) 350 ans d'histoire en 3D, de la construction a aujourd'hui, absolument émouvant.

Lieu historique incontournable à Paris, bâtiments magnifiques porteurs de l'histoire de France. En été, le spectacle nocturne dans la cour de l'hôtel des Invalides est magique ! À ne pas manquer, ça vaut vraiment le coup !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) Magnificent and quality show. (Original) Spectacle magnifique et de qualité.

Tombeau de l'Empereur.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, you can spend the day there! Too bad that we do not warn that the chapel and the tomb of Napoleon close at 6 p.m. We almost didn't see him at all. (Original) Beau musée, on peut y passer la journee ! Dommage qu'on ne prévienne pas que la chapelle et le tombeau de Napoléon ferme à 18h. On a faillit ne pas le voir du tout.

(Translated by Google) The night of the invalids !!! It's magic an extraordinary light show that makes you dream (Original) La nuit des invalides !!! C'est magique un spectacle de lumières extraordinaire qui fait rêvé

(Translated by Google) One night at Les Invalides (Original) Une nuit aux Invalides

La nuit des invalides, spectacle impressionnant et riche en culture et histoire

(Translated by Google) It's nice but my wallet has been stolen (Original) Es bonito pero me han robado la cartera

(Translated by Google) Average show but historic place (Original) Spectacle moyen mais lieu historique

(Translated by Google) It is a huge enclosure with many things to see maybe a little repetitive but it is quite impressive here you ask yourself to be the whole day quietly (Original) Es un recinto enorme con muchísimas cosas para ver quizá un poco repetitivo pero es bastante impresionante aquí te pides estar el día entero tranquilamente

(Translated by Google) Very pretty (Original) Très jolie

(Translated by Google) An imposing building in the city of Paris, the Hôtel des Invalides was intended for war invalids of the armies of Louis XIV. He had this place built by royal edict on March 12, 1670. Place to visit with the Army Museum as well as the tomb of Napoleon and his mausoleum which does not go unnoticed. (Original) Imposant édifice de la ville de Paris, l'Hôtel des Invalides était destiné aux invalides de guerre des armées de Louis XIV. Il fit construire ce lieu par édit royal le 12 mars 1670. Endroit à visiter avec le Musée de l'armée ainsi que le tombeau de Napoléon et son mausolée qui ne passe pas inaperçue.

(Translated by Google) To have. Small short guided tour but the essential is said. So perfect. (Original) A voir. Petite visite guidée courte mais l'essentiel est dit. Donc parfait.

Cette place est.....indescriptible Un amour Un souvenir Un au revoir Une larme Heureusement qu’elle existe ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

The golden dome of the hotel des invalides is the focal point of this building and your sight will be drawn to it immediately, then you will scan either side and take in the immense size of the hotel des invalides. Incredible sight and a privilege to be here.

We are not big fans of the military and had a couple of hours to spare before our Eiffel Tower reservation, so we just dropped in to see Napoleon's tomb, Museum Pass in hand. It was a rainy day in early August and we didn't wait in any lines. It is an amazing "Church of the Dome", the tomb with the 12 statues of the "Victories" all around is really breathtaking! Napoleon's son, Napoleon II, is also buried there, as are Napoleon's two brothers, Joseph and Jerome. The visit was well worth our time!

We had too many activities planned this day but I could have spent 4 hours here. Great experience, plan for more time here than you anticipate.

The central building is wonderful. Architecture is impressive. Military museum which is near would be interesting for those who appreciates history and weapons.

(Translated by Google) Like a bag, but not a bag (Original) Comme un sac, mais pas un sac

(Translated by Google) I recommend ... a great place for lovers of military items older and newer ... (Original) Polecam ... świetne miejsce dla miłośników militariów tych starszych i tych nowszych ...

(Translated by Google) Historic place to visit (Original) Lieu historique a visiter

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Beau

(Translated by Google) I was just a passenger but I can tell you that it was very beautiful just the view from the outside making me want to go inside. (Original) j'étais juste de passager mais je peux vous dire que c'étais très beau rien que la vue d'extérieur ma donner envie d'y rentrer.

(Translated by Google) The Invalides Dome and the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte included are of course a fixture for every Parisian tourist and a real highlight in addition to the many other attractions in Paris. The architecture of the building and the generously landscaped garden are undoubtedly worth seeing. (Original) Der Invalidendom und das darin enthaltene Grabmal von Napoleon Bonaparte sind für jeden Paris Touristen natürlich ein Fixpunkt und neben den vielen anderen Sehenswürdigkeiten in Paris ein echtes Highlight. Die Architektur des Gebäudes und der überaus großzügig Angelegte Garten sind zweifelsohne sehenswert.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful 👌🙏 (Original) Magnifique 👌🙏

(Translated by Google) Invalides Tomb of Napoleon Ambarid is called the Abandoned Military Hospital or the Old Military Hospital. It was constructed by Louis XIV as a facility for wounded and sick soldiers and started operation in 1674. The cathedral was built to enshrine Louis IX, but during the Orleans dynasty there was an underground graveyard with Napoleon and his relatives and the mausoleum of the famous shogun. Part of the facility is the Army Museum. (Original) アンヴァリッド廃兵院 アンヴァリドは廃兵院あるいは旧軍病院と呼ばれます。ルイ１４世が傷病兵の為の施設として整備し１６７４年に稼働しました。大聖堂はルイ９世を安置する目的で建設されましたがオルレアン王朝時代に地下に墓所が設けられナポレオンやその親族そして名をはせた将軍の廟があります。施設の一部はフランス軍事博物館となっています。

(Translated by Google) Magnificent superb architecture. Very beautiful night lighting, always a favorite when I come to Paris. (Original) Magnifique superbe architecture .quel travail Très bel éclairage de nuit ,toujours un pla quand je viens sur Paris .

(Translated by Google) It is amazing how time radically changes statuses and priorities. When in 1670 Louis XIV (the Sun King) ordered the construction of a shelter for war veterans, and in fact almshouses, he only wanted to remove from the streets sick and disadvantaged war veterans who were forced to survive by begging. However, the House of the Disabled in Paris (L'hôtel national des Invalides) once became the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte I, and now it is also a majestic architectural monument with museum halls. The house (palace) for the disabled is a masterpiece of classical French architecture. Today, as almost four centuries ago, it is also home to veterans. But here are the church, the Cathedral of Saint Louis des Invalides, several museums and the tomb of Napoleon. The high gilded dome of the House of the Disabled is one of the landmarks of Parisian landscapes. If under Louis XIV this building stood in a clear field on the outskirts of the city, now it is located in the heart of Paris. (Original) Дивно, як час радикально змінює статуси і пріоритети. Коли в 1670 р. Людовик XIV (король-сонце) віддав наказ на будівництво притулку для ветеранів війни, а по суті - богадільні, він лише хотів прибрати з вулиць хворих і знедолених ветеранів війни, які змушені були виживати, просячи милостиню. Однак Будинок Інвалідів в Парижі (L'hôtel national des Invalides) одного разу перетворився в усипальницю Наполеона Бонапарта I, а нині це ще й велична архітектурна пам'ятка з музейними залами. Будинок (палац) інвалідів - шедевр класичної французької архітектури. Сьогодні, як і майже чотири століття тому, в ньому також проживають ветерани. Але ще тут розташовуються церква, собор Сен-Луї дез Інвалід, кілька музеїв і могила Наполеона. Високий позолочений купол Будинку інвалідів є одним з орієнтирів паризьких пейзажів. Якщо при Людовіку XIV ця будівля стояла в чистому полі на межі міста, то зараз вона знаходиться в самому центрі Парижа.

(Translated by Google) Interesting piece of history and wonderful French architecture👌 (Original) Ciekawy kawałek historii i cudowna francuska architektura👌

Everything in Paris is gorgeous!!

(Translated by Google) A place steeped in history, symbol and soul which has been renovated in particular the main courtyard. (Original) Un endroit chargé d histoire de symbole et d âme qui a été rénové en particulier la cour d honneur .

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) Super nice building, the golden dome can be seen from afar. (Original) Super schönes Gebäude, die goldene Kuppel sieht man schon von weitem.

(Translated by Google) Les invalides a real marvel, superb army museum (Original) Les invalides une vraie merveille, superbe musée de l'armée

Marvellous

Very nice

(Translated by Google) Magnificent mass on this first Sunday of Advent (Original) Magnifique messe en ce premier dimanche de l'Avent

(Translated by Google) Always so sublime (Original) Toujours aussi sublime

Superb

(Translated by Google) The building is an impressive complex. A war museum, church, the esplanade, the tomb of the egocentric, ... (Original) El edificio es un complejo impresionante. Un museo de la guerra, iglesia, la explanada, la tumba del egocéntrico, ...

(Translated by Google) The building is beautiful architecture. Inside is the grave of Napoleon. (Original) Здание красивой архитектуры. Внутри могила Наполеона.

(Translated by Google) Splendid (Original) Splendide

Love

(Translated by Google) This museum is impressive, on the outside it is splendid, on the inside even more. We loved having entered here, at the beginning we did not want to but it was worth it, I recommend it, also it is not that expensive. The museum inside is very impressive in addition to its architecture. The chapel and the tomb of Napoleon. Everything was magnificent. I would go back in. (Original) Impresionante este museo, por fuera se me esplendoroso, por dentro aun más. Nos encantó haber entrado aquí, al inicio no queríamos pero valió la pena, te lo recomiendo, además no es tan caro. El museo que tiene adentro es muy impresionante además de la arquitectura del mismo. La capilla y la tumba de Napoleón. Todo fue magnífico. Volvería a entrar.

Disrespectful tourists are the absolute worst. Please remember this is Napoleon's tomb, be quiet and aware of your surroundings. It's full of French history and artifacts. The architecture and mural on the dome are unforgettable!

Very beautiful historical monument. If you are interested in French history you can also explore from inside. The monument from inside is very beautiful. Missed the chance to view this place from inside.Visited Paris few years back and hope to visit the same in near future too and this time will surely explore the inner beauty of this monument.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful area (Original) Très bel endroit

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful monument, full of history and symbols, no doubt. (Original) Un très beau monument, chargé d'histoire et de symboles, à n'en pas douter.

(Translated by Google) it's okay (Original) معلش

(Translated by Google) The Military Museum is one of the most beautiful museums in Paris. It contains an impressive collection that represents European military history for all stages, especially the stage of World War II, and it also includes the tomb of Napoleon. The tour is almost complete. It takes 4 hours to go through all the museum's contents. (Original) المتحف العسكري من اجمل المتاحف في باريس يحتوي على مجموعه رائعة تمثل التاريخ العسكري الاوروبي لجميع المراحل خصوصا مرحلة الحرب العالمية الثانية ويضم ايضا قبر نابليون. تقريبا الجوله كامله بحاجه الى ٤ ساعات لمرور بجميع محتويات المتحف.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful visited! (Original) Magnifique a visité !

(Translated by Google) The tallest structure in Paris before the Eiffel Tower, which for centuries dominated the urban landscape, built by King Louis 14th as the crowning glory of his institution that housed war invalids. And it is no coincidence that this place was chosen for Napoleon's tomb (Original) La struttura più alta di Parigi prima della Tour Eiffel, che per secoli ha dominato il paesaggio urbano, voluta da re Luigi 14esimo come coronamento del suo istituto che ospitava gli invalidi di guerra. E non a caso fu scelto questo luogo per la tomba di Napoleone

(Translated by Google) majestic (Original) majestueux

😀

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic place to visit .... (Original) Lieu historique magnifique à visiter....

(Translated by Google) Spectacular monument! (Original) Monument spectaculaire !

(Translated by Google) Ras (Original) Ras

(Translated by Google) Unmissable place if you are interested in the History of France. Because the army and the wars marked our History and our geography. The part devoted to the revolution and the Empire is very lively with all kinds of beautiful uniforms (you had to recognize yourself on the battlefield before the soldiers were forced to all wear the same khaki uniform). Without forgetting all the periods from the Middle Ages to the 2nd world war. (Original) Lieu incontournable si on s'intéresse à l'Histoire de France. Car l'armée et les guerres ont marqué notre Histoire et notre géographie. La partie consacrée à la révolution et à l'Empire est très vivante avec toutes sortes de beaux uniformes (il fallait se reconnaître sur le champ de bataille avant que les militaires ne soient obligés de porter tous le même uniforme kaki). Sans oublier toutes les époques du Moyen-Age à la 2ème guerre mondiale.

(Translated by Google) Exciting to see Napoleon's sarcophagus (Original) Emozionante vedere sarcofago di napoleone

(Translated by Google) A majestic place with beautiful architecture to visit ben sur (Original) Un lieu majestueux très belle architecture à visiter ben sur

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful monuments of Paris (Original) Un des plus beaux monuments de Paris

(Translated by Google) The Hôtel des Invalides is a very beautiful historical monument. There is a very nice view. (Original) L'hôtel des invalides est un très beau monument historique. Il y a une très belle vue.

(Translated by Google) It is too cold (Original) Il fait trop froid

(Translated by Google) I did not go there. (Original) Je n'y suis pas rentrée.

(Translated by Google) Professional visit (Original) Visite professionnelle

(Translated by Google) Amazing to walk around, sit around or just go check it out (Original) Increíble para caminar, sentarse o solo ir a verlo

(Translated by Google) Almost like Assassin's Creed Unity (Original) Почти как в Assassin's Creed Unity

(Translated by Google) A shocking place. (Original) Un lugar impactante.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Hermoso lugar

(Translated by Google) Army museum (Original) Musée de l'armée

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful historical moment. (Original) Momento histórico muy hermoso.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum (Original) Très beau musée

(Translated by Google) A place loaded with history. Very solemn, fitting for Napoleon Bonaparte's last break. Without a doubt, it is a place that has to be on your list of places to visit in Paris. I really liked the area dedicated to The Musketeers. (Original) Un lugar cargadisimo de historia. Muy solemne, apropiado para el último descanso de Napoleón Bonaparte. Sin duda es un lugar que tiene que estar en tu lista de lugares a visitar en París. Me gustó mucho el área dedicada a Los mosqueteros.

(Translated by Google) It is worth knowing in Paris (Original) Vale la pena conocer en Paris

(Translated by Google) Try to go early. It has many museums inside and I think that at 6:00 p.m. they begin to close. (Original) Traten de ir temprano. Tiene muchos museos dentro y creo que a las 18 hs empiezan a cerrar.

(Translated by Google) Tomb of Bonaparte (Original) Tombe de Bonaparte

(Translated by Google) One of the most evocative monuments at all hours of the day (Original) Uno dei monumenti più suggestivi a tutte le ore del giorno

(Translated by Google) Mythical. (Original) Mythique.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view (Original) Gyönyörű làtvàny

(Translated by Google) Les Invalides is a French military school, a military museum created by Napoleon. Now it is managed by the military, and there is Napoleon's tomb in the answer of Les Invalides. (Original) 앵발리드는 프랑스 군사학교로서 나폴레옹이 만든 군사 박물관 지금은 군에서 관리하고있고 앵발리드 답에 나폴레옹 무덤이 있다

Interesting and beautiful architecture, artwork from the inside. In my opinion, rather intended for lovers of the history of the war, uninteresting for me.

A wonderful military museum. In general, a place that is a must visit during your stay in Paris

Des Invalides was built by Louis XIV to take car ed of injured French soldiers and sailors. Portions of Des Invalides are still being used for that purpose and includes French Army museum and Naploean's Tomb.

Great museum! You can easily spent the whole day here! They have made alot audio and visual so it won't be so hard to get through. Not too crowded and nice staff.

If you like history and war outfits this is a place to visit. It has a huge display of all the weird weapons used during evolution of mankind. Also very famous place to visit the Napoleon Tomb. Its definitely amazing all the diverse equipment you can see in this huge exposition.

Extraordinary place!! It’s enormous… you can see 3 museums in a row!!

Brilliant war museum. Very interesting and great collection

The main reason we wanted to visit was to see Napoleon's tomb which was nice. The museum itself is quite large and has lots of interesting exhibits over many centuries. It costs €14 which isn't too bad and we liked how quiet it was.

So much history in this building! There are sooooo many things to look at and see, it was overwhelming at times. We spent several Hours here but you could easily spend more than a day looking at everything.

Beautiful buildings with many different museums under one roof all for the same ticket. You can spend many hours touring each exhibit.

You can see the outside parts without paying, but the ticket price is well worth it because you can see quite a bit. Plan ahead and arrive before noon to avoid large crowds of school kids on field trip and teenagers.

Surprisingly a really good museum visited in paris. It has so much history stored inside! One should take time and visit this if you are really interested in military stuff and history.

A wonderful collection of French military history. Maybe the nicest thing Louis XIV ever did, for anyone other than himself. Napoleon’s tomb is a must see part of history.

Went to the Napoleon Tomb here and must say it was the most incredible homage to a highly respected individual that i've ever seen. There are many things to explore while here. The gift shop has many books and other documents of the French resistance pertaining to WW2.

Such an amazing collection from some of the most world changing events. We visited on a rainy day in April and spent about 3 hours walking around the museum. The collections are fantastic and the depth of history is truly humbling. I highly recommend a visit even if military history isn't your thing, you will still take something away from this place.

An absolute essential if you have an interest in French history and worth the entry price for Napoleon’s tomb alone. They do good trails for children which you can print for free from their website. The only downside was that the dome entrance was closed when we arrived and we had to walk all the way around the large building while it was raining. Be aware that this could happen without warning.

The organization or flow of the different exhibits could use some help. Otherwise I had a great experience. Their content of exhibits were superb. I actually enjoyed myself more here than at the louvre. It’s just that I found myself lost even with the map and most of the workers seemed annoyed with how many of us were lost (I was by far not the only person getting lost). The coat check lady was honestly my favorite person in the entire building. You could tell she was tired but she was still super helpful.