Paris
This small group semi-private guided tour delves into the solemn majesty of Napoleon's final resting place within the iconic Dome of Les Invalides.
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From the Sun King, Louis XIV, to the renowned general Napoleon Bonaparte, France boasts a storied military history, ripe for exploration at the Musée de l’Armée nestled within the grandeur of the Hotel des Invalides.
On this semi-private small-group guided tour, limited to just 8 guests per group, you’ll have ample opportunity to connect with your knowledgeable guide to explore the renowned tomb of Napoleon. Your adventure commences in the picturesque courtyard of the Invalides, where you’ll learn all about the origins of this establishment as a sanctuary for veterans, a noble endeavor initiated by the esteemed Louis XIV during the 17th century. But hold onto your hats, because the adventure's far from over. You just got warmed up. Next stop? The riveting saga of Napoleon Bonaparte, the man who put the "brilliant" in military genius.
Honor the legacy of Napoleon by visiting his tomb, nestled beneath the iconic golden dome of the Invalides, and explore the extensive collection of artifacts, military maps, and other historical treasures housed within the museum.
This institution pays tribute to the brave individuals of the French Resistance during World War II, as well as those who valiantly opposed Nazi occupation. Take a journey through various rooms, such as Salle Turenne, dedicated to Marshal Turenne, and the Charles de Gaulle Monument, which provide invaluable insights into the daily lives of soldiers throughout history.