Museums

Combo (Save 5%): Invalides Napoleon's Tomb & Army Museum + Rodin Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets

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4.5/5(4,231)

Pavels S

Solo
Verified booking
4 days ago
Visiting Les Invalides with my son was one of the best things we did in Paris this autumn. We went on a Sunday at the end of October, and the Headout app made the whole thing super easy. I actually bought my ticket right outside the entrance, and it took about two minutes. Then I just showed the QR code on my phone and walked straight in. It worked out fine for us, but I'd still recommend booking in advance, especially on weekends or in high season, just in case tickets for your time slot run out. One thing worth knowing if you're travelling with a student: my son is under 26 with an EU passport, so his entry was free, but you can't get that ticket in the app. He had to go to the ticket office with his ID, so don't expect to walk in together. Also, if your kid isn't from the EU, just buy them a regular ticket with yours. Inside, Napoleon's tomb is the big moment. You look down at the huge red sarcophagus from the balcony, then go down and stand right next to it, and it's surprisingly quiet and calm. But honestly, don't make the mistake of seeing only the tomb and leaving! The Army Museum is huge. The knights' armour (horses included!) was a favourite for both of us, and the World Wars wing was the part that stayed with us the most. Give yourself at least 2–3 hours and wear comfy shoes, because there's a lot of walking on stone floors and stairs. Quick tip: from November it closes at 17:00, so go early, and most labels are in French, so the audio guide is worth it. Overall, it was a day well spent, and something both generations enjoyed.

David M

Solo
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The museum was informative and well put together, although many displays were only in French, making them difficult to understand. Napoleon’s tomb and the impressive building were absolutely amazing to see in person. The only downside was the noticeable dust throughout the building, especially on the pillars and displays. Overall, a fascinating historical experience well worth visiting.

Naumov V

Couple
Verified booking
5 days ago
A very large collection of weapons and items related to the military history of the French army. For the first time, I saw what muskets, fusils, flintlock pistols, and edged weapons of those times really looked like. Honestly, I had imagined them as something archaic and primitive. It turned out that they are quite technologically advanced and sophisticated pieces. I recommend the museum's exhibition space to everyone!

Plarent A

Solo
Verified booking
4 days ago
Excellent visit, we explored the ancient history of France with the guide included with the tickets. Very useful. The information in the guide helped us better understand the era and the reality of the French people. Recommended for kids as well. Top-notch. Happily recommended.

Jean R

Couple
Verified booking
4 days ago
Meeting point clearly explained, easy access to the monument, digital ticket was very convenient, remarkable site with many rooms to visit, and the dome with Napoleon's tomb: exceptional!!

Eric V

Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
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.
    • Visit two iconic cultural and historical landmarks in Paris, Les Invalides and the Rodin Museum.

    • At Les Invalides, explore Napoleon’s tomb, the Army Museum, the Museum of Relief Maps, and the Museum of the Order of Liberation, with interactive exhibits and collections that trace France’s military legacy.

    • You’ll also get access to the Cour d’Honneur, home to historic artillery collections, and the stunning Saint-Louis des Invalides Cathedral.

    • Skip the lines to the Rodin Museum and dive into the world of French sculpture through masterpieces like The Thinker and The Kiss, alongside over 25,000 works of art, drawings, and photographs.

    • Don’t miss the peaceful sculpture gardens, where Rodin’s bronze works are beautifully displayed among tree-lined paths and rose beds.

  • Les Invalides

    • Standard entry to Les Invalides

    • Access to the Dome Church with Napoleon’s tomb and Army Museum

    • Access to the Museum of Relief Maps and the Museum of the Order of Liberation

    • Access to the Cour d'Honneur (Artillery Collections) and Saint-Louis des Invalides Cathedral

    Rodin Museum

    • Skip-the-line entry to Rodin Museum

    • Access to Sculptures Garden

    • Skip-the-line entry to Les Invalides
  • These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 21 Jun, 2027.

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    What our guests say

    David M

    Solo
    Verified booking
    2 weeks ago
    The museum was informative and well put together, although many displays were only in French, making them difficult to understand. Napoleon’s tomb and the impressive building were absolutely amazing to see in person. The only downside was the noticeable dust throughout the building, especially on the pillars and displays. Overall, a fascinating historical experience well worth visiting.

    Pavels S

    Solo
    Verified booking
    4 days ago
    Visiting Les Invalides with my son was one of the best things we did in Paris this autumn. We went on a Sunday at the end of October, and the Headout app made the whole thing super easy. I actually bought my ticket right outside the entrance, and it took about two minutes. Then I just showed the QR code on my phone and walked straight in. It worked out fine for us, but I'd still recommend booking in advance, especially on weekends or in high season, just in case tickets for your time slot run out. One thing worth knowing if you're travelling with a student: my son is under 26 with an EU passport, so his entry was free, but you can't get that ticket in the app. He had to go to the ticket office with his ID, so don't expect to walk in together. Also, if your kid isn't from the EU, just buy them a regular ticket with yours. Inside, Napoleon's tomb is the big moment. You look down at the huge red sarcophagus from the balcony, then go down and stand right next to it, and it's surprisingly quiet and calm. But honestly, don't make the mistake of seeing only the tomb and leaving! The Army Museum is huge. The knights' armour (horses included!) was a favourite for both of us, and the World Wars wing was the part that stayed with us the most. Give yourself at least 2–3 hours and wear comfy shoes, because there's a lot of walking on stone floors and stairs. Quick tip: from November it closes at 17:00, so go early, and most labels are in French, so the audio guide is worth it. Overall, it was a day well spent, and something both generations enjoyed.

    Naumov V

    Couple
    Verified booking
    5 days ago
    A very large collection of weapons and items related to the military history of the French army. For the first time, I saw what muskets, fusils, flintlock pistols, and edged weapons of those times really looked like. Honestly, I had imagined them as something archaic and primitive. It turned out that they are quite technologically advanced and sophisticated pieces. I recommend the museum's exhibition space to everyone!

    Plarent A

    Solo
    Verified booking
    4 days ago
    Excellent visit, we explored the ancient history of France with the guide included with the tickets. Very useful. The information in the guide helped us better understand the era and the reality of the French people. Recommended for kids as well. Top-notch. Happily recommended.

    Jean R

    Couple
    Verified booking
    4 days ago
    Meeting point clearly explained, easy access to the monument, digital ticket was very convenient, remarkable site with many rooms to visit, and the dome with Napoleon's tomb: exceptional!!

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