- After a 93-day journey, Napoleon’s coffin was dug out from the Vallée du Tombeau (the Tomb’s valley) and carefully brought into the ship’s chapel.
- The chapel of the Invalides was built at the end of the 17th century by Jules-Hardouin Mansart and contains Napoleon’s tomb.
- The tomb of napoleon I. ... with a golden dome that recalls the shapes of the dome of St. Peter’s in Rome, and which today houses the tomb of Napoleon I.
- The Tomb of Napoleon rests within the Musée de l'Armée, a museum located within Les Invalides in Paris, France.
- a delightful and leisurely walk to napoleons tomb. ... In the center is the empty "tomb" grave of where Napoleon was burred.
- Finally completed in April 1861,Napoleon’s remains were transferred into this huge object of red aventurine quartzite from a quarry in northern Russia.
- This opens in a new window. Napoleon’s Tomb. ... Inside Napoleon's Tomb. Several other tombs, ornate ceilings and decorations everywhere.
- at Les Invalides; Նապոլեոն Բոնապարտի գերեզմանի վեհությունը Les Invalides-ում; 荣军院拿破仑波拿巴墓的宏伟; Napoleon's tomb</nowiki>.
- a delightful and leisurely walk to napoleons tomb. ... In the center is the empty "tomb" grave of where Napoleon was burred.