- Les Invalides in the 7th arrondissement of Paris is a large complex of buildings with a very interesting permanent resident: the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
- In November 1670 the king entrust the project of Hôtel Royal des Invalides to Libéral Bruant, an architect of the Court.
- Even more significant in French iconography, Les Invalides since 1840 also houses the tomb of Napoléon Bonaparte.
- Buy Les Invalides skip the line tickets online. Stroll across the famous Army Museum & discover where Napoleon Bonaparte was buried. Easy booking process!
- Les Invalides is still a functioning retirement home today, but also an important piece of French history in the heart of Paris.
- Les Invalides was commissioned by Louis XIV in 1670 to house old and sick soldiers. It was also set up as a hospital to treat them.
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- The sprawling historic complex has a lot to offer visitors. From fascinating museums to stunning marble-clad tombs, here are the highlights of Les Invalides.