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The 8 most popular les invalides & army museum tickets in Paris, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones travellers actually rate, and what each one really gets you on the day.
See Napoleon’s tomb and Paris’s military museum at Les Invalides, with major galleries, digital battle displays, and smart entry tips.
Most Popular“Love it! We were so lucky, it wasn’t so crowded so we had enough time to see everything and enjoy.”
A 50-minute light-and-sound show inside Paris’s Dôme des Invalides, guiding you through Napoleon’s tomb and six chapels at night.
“One of the best and surreal moments of my life, words do not do this show justice. WOW”
A 90-minute small-group tour of Les Invalides focused on Napoleon’s life, army museum highlights, and his tomb under the Dome Church.
“As the granddaughter and the daughter of men who died in World War 1 and World War 11, Quentin, my guide, provided me with the most personal, and informative tour ever.”
A smart 1-day Paris combo: Les Invalides Army Museum ticket plus a 1-hour Seine cruise with multilingual audio from the Eiffel Tower area.
Skip-the-line guided visit to Musée de l’Armée at Hôtel des Invalides, focused on Louis XIV and Napoleon, with fast entry and smart context.
“It was our first time visit to the Invalides. The tour guide was extremely passionate and very informative. He made the Napoleon era come alive through his narratives and fact sharing. He was very mindful of our interests and often times made it quite interactive. The tour was definitely the best of all the tours…”
Walk grand Paris boulevards, then skip lines for Napoleon’s Tomb and the Army Museum at Les Invalides, in English. 3 hours.
“Elizabeth was an outstanding guide, engaging, knowledgeable, and entertaining throughout. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour and found it incredibly informative. Highly recommended. 5/5.”
Skip the lines at Invalides on a 2-hour World Wars guided tour, covering WWI weapons, the Marne taxi, Versailles, and WWII milestones.
“Our private tour with our guide Anatole was extremely informative. He took the time to explain the two world wars to us from a different perspective. We learned a lot of new facts and had a few "aha" moments. Anatole took the time to answer our questions and was extremely personable and humorous. In summary,…”
2-hour Spanish-guided walk from Palais Garnier to Pont Alexandre III, with Napoleon stories, Revolution shocks, and standout views.
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