Kombibillet: Invalides: Napoleons grav og Hærmuseet samt Rodin-museet – billetter uden kø

The Rodin museum is a gem. I especially enjoyed the grounds and gardens the view of the thinker with the Invalides and Eiffel Tower on the horizon is comparable to any of the top attractions in Paris.

We enjoyed the beautiful architechture of the building and grounds. And we were immensely ipmressed with the layout and the beautiful displays, describing the history of it's artifacts.

Tres beau musee riche en histoire de la guerre en France a travers les ans. Permet d'apprendre plein de nouvelles informations sur Napoleon, CDG et beaucoup d'autre figure qui ont marqué l'histoire. Je recommende visiter ce musée.

No line to wait in. The check in was easy and efficient. Going to the museum early is a good idea to beat the crowds. I would book with this company again. Deborah

Musume is well layed out with great battle visuals and interesting artafacts you could spend multiple days there. The tomb is especially spectacular and yet demure.

My visit to the Hôtel des Invalides Napoleon’s Tomb & Army Museum was an exceptionally valuable cultural and historical experience. Beyond its significance as a major tourist attraction, the site offers visitors the opportunity to engage directly with important events, figures, and transformations that shaped French history and, more broadly, the history of Europe. The Army Museum is particularly impressive in terms of the scale and diversity of its collections, which document the evolution of military history across several centuries. The weapons, armour, uniforms, historical documents, and personal objects on display provide a remarkably comprehensive perspective on warfare, presenting it not merely as a military phenomenon, but also as a political, social, and cultural reality. The exhibitions allow visitors to observe the development of military technology and strategy while also considering their broader impact on European society. One of the most remarkable aspects of the visit is Napoleon Bonaparte’s monumental tomb, situated beneath the magnificent dome of the Dôme des Invalides. The grandeur of the architecture, combined with the solemnity of the setting, creates a particularly powerful atmosphere. The tomb can be understood not only as a memorial to one of the most influential figures in European history, but also as an expression of collective memory and of the way historical figures are remembered, represented, and integrated into national heritage. I particularly appreciated the fact that the experience goes beyond the simple presentation of historical artefacts. The museum provides a broader framework through which visitors can understand the historical circumstances in which these objects were created and used. For anyone with an interest in history, culture, architecture, or heritage, the Hôtel des Invalides is a place that deserves to be explored carefully and without haste, as each collection contributes to a deeper understanding of Europe’s complex past. Overall, the visit was both intellectually enriching and visually impressive. The combination of architectural heritage, historical memory, and exceptional museum collections makes the Hôtel des Invalides a truly significant cultural destination. I would highly recommend it, not only for its touristic importance, but also for the opportunity it provides to gain a deeper understanding of French history and its lasting influence on the development of modern Europe.