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Invalides: Napoleon's Tomb & Army Museum Skip-the-Line Entry Tickets

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Pavels S

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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

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2주 전

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

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그저께

Дуже велика колекція зброї та речей, які пов'язані із військовими справами французької армії. Я вперше побачив як реально виглядали мушкети та фузеї, пістолі та холодна зброя тих часів. Чесно кажучи, уявляв їх собі, як дещо архаїчне та примітивне. Виявилося, що це досить технологічні та досконалі речі. Рекомендую усім до простору експозиції музею!

Plarent A

Solo

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Excellent visite, ont a exploré l'histoire ancienne de la France avec la guide inclus avec les tickets. Très utile. Les informations dans la guide nous ont aidé à mieux comprendre l'époque et la réalité du peuple français. Recommande pour les enfants aussi. Top Je recommande avec plaisir

Jean R

Couple

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Lieu de rendez vous bien expliqué, facilité d'accès au monuments, billet dématérialisés très pratique, site remarquable avec de nombreuses salles à visiter et la coupole avec le tombeau de Napoléon : exeptionnelle!!

Stéphanie G

Couple

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Pour les férus d'histoire ou les simples visiteurs, cette visite est pleine d'émotions. Allez-y vous ne serez pas déçus. Prévoyez au moins 3 heures. Le temps passe très vite. Accueil de qualité.

Save time at entry as you head straight inside this complex, then explore military collections at your own pace across its museum wings.

Use skip-the-line entry at Invalides and the Army Museum, walk past the ticket counters, and head straight inside to begin exploring the site.

Your ticket covers the main Army Museum galleries plus entry to the Dôme des Invalides, where you can stand beside Napoleon's Tomb inside.

Take your time in the galleries, reading displays and moving between rooms and halls so the story of this site unfolds as you walk.

Upgrade your visit with access to Relief Maps, Order of Liberation, Cour d'Honneur, Saint-Louis Cathedral, night entry, or a tour for up to 8 guests.

Skip-the-line entry to the Invalides and Musée de l'armée

Entry to Invalides and Army Museum

Access to Dôme des Invalides and Napoleon's Tomb

Access to the Museum of Relief Maps and the Museum of the Order of Liberation [as per option selected]

Access to the Cour d'Honneur (Artillery Collections) and the Saint-Louis des Invalides Cathedral [as per option selected]

Night entry to Invalides and Army Museum [as per option selected]

Multilingual digital audio guide [as per option selected]

Small group guided tour of max. 8 people [as per option selected]

Guided walking tour of central Paris [as per option selected]

Major Napoleonic landmarks walking route [as per option selected]

1h Seine River cruise with flexible date and onboard audio guide options [as per option selected]

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David M
Solo
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2주 전
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.
Rabih M
Couple
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2026년 9월
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.
Pavels S
Solo
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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
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그저께
Дуже велика колекція зброї та речей, які пов'язані із військовими справами французької армії. Я вперше побачив як реально виглядали мушкети та фузеї, пістолі та холодна зброя тих часів. Чесно кажучи, уявляв їх собі, як дещо архаїчне та примітивне. Виявилося, що це досить технологічні та досконалі речі. Рекомендую усім до простору експозиції музею!
Plarent A
Solo
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Excellent visite, ont a exploré l'histoire ancienne de la France avec la guide inclus avec les tickets. Très utile. Les informations dans la guide nous ont aidé à mieux comprendre l'époque et la réalité du peuple français. Recommande pour les enfants aussi. Top Je recommande avec plaisir

Explore Les Invalides, Napoleon’s Tomb, and the Army Museum with skip-the-line entry and access to key museums and historic spaces.

Getting started

Use your skip-the-line entry to go directly into the Invalides and Musée de l'Armée, bypassing the main ticket queues. Once inside, you can head first to the Dôme des Invalides and Napoleon's Tomb or begin in the Army Museum galleries. You are free to set your own pace as you move between the different exhibition areas and courtyards.

Les Invalides, Napoleon’s Tomb & Army Museum

What to expect

This ticket gives access to the core sites of the Invalides complex, including the Army Museum, Dôme des Invalides, and Napoleon’s Tomb, with additional spaces available as per the option selected.

Features

Visit the Dôme des Invalides, where Napoleon's Tomb is housed beneath the gilded dome, and see the monumental sarcophagus along with memorials to other military figures.

Explore the Musée de l'Armée (Army Museum) collections with skip-the-line entry to the Invalides and Musée de l'Armée, viewing weapons, uniforms, and artifacts that trace French military history.

Access the Museum of Relief Maps and the Museum of the Order of Liberation, as per the option selected, to see detailed 3D city models and exhibits on the French Resistance and Liberation.

Step into the Cour d'Honneur to see the artillery collections and, as per the option selected, visit the Saint-Louis des Invalides Cathedral with its military flags and regimental memorials.

Depending on the option selected, enhance your visit with a multilingual digital audio guide, a small group guided tour with a maximum of 8 people, or skip-the-line entry to the Invalides and Army Museum at night.

Choose, as per the option selected, a guided walking tour of central Paris that follows a major Napoleonic landmarks walking route, or add a 1h Seine River cruise with a flexible date and onboard audio guide options to complement your museum visit.

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID for entry and to collect any access passes if required.

Keep your ticket with you until the end, as it may be checked at different points on site.

What’s not allowed

Do not bring large bags, suitcases, or oversized luggage, as there are no lockers for storage.

Do not bring pets, except for registered service animals.

Do not consume food or drinks inside the exhibition spaces.

Do not use flash, tripods, or filming equipment inside the museum.

Accessibility

Visitors with motor disabilities can enter through the Place Vauban side.

Visitors with mobility impairments can borrow a wheelchair at ticket desks on the Esplanade des Invalides and Place Vauban sides, leaving an ID at reception.

Toilets in the museum areas are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

Additional information

The museum is free for visitors under 18 and EU citizens under 26, but you must collect a ticket or access pass on-site.

Cloakrooms are available only for small items.

The museum is closed on January 1, May 1, and December 25.

The tills close 30 minutes before the museum closing time, so plan your visit accordingly.

Access is from the Esplanade des Invalides from 10am to 6pm and from Place Vauban from 2pm to 6pm.

Family activities run on weekends at 11am and 2:30pm in French, with children’s tickets sold on-site and subject to availability.

Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled entry or tour start time.