[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for The National Residence of the Invalids (Updated May)

The Invalides Garden is a beautiful park located near the Invalides building in Paris, built to honor French soldiers. The park is large and peaceful, and is filled with a variety of plants and flowers. The Invalides Garden is popular with those who want to relax or take a walk in the city, and it is a great place to walk and relax, especially on nice days. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Paris in a quiet atmosphere. You can also see the Eiffel Tower! #EuropeTravel

Though it is called Hotel, but this building is not actually a hotel but a museum. Must be French word. The architecture is really like European style, and inside, the ceiling also has beautiful paintings #happynewyear #paris

#OverseasTrendyPlaces ✨ It's easy to overlook, but it's actually an overwhelmingly beautiful place! It's not featured as a "must-see spot" in many guidebooks, but when you actually visit, you'll be amazed by its magnificent beauty. We visited twice, once during the day and once at night, and each time had a completely different charm! 🌙 Les Invalides at Night - AURA INVALIDES Light Show 🌟 One of the most moving experiences of my trip to Paris! Even if you're not particularly interested in military affairs, I definitely recommend the night light show! ✅ The only public area is the "Dome Church". The museum is closed. ✅ If you want to see Napoleon's tomb, this night show is enough! ✅ No toilets!! (Be careful) ✅ No same-day tickets are sold! Tickets must be reserved in advance from the official website 🎟️ (22 euros) ✅ No seats. Everyone is standing, but you can sit on the surrounding stairs (but visibility will be affected) ✅ The screening lasts about 50 minutes. It starts exactly at the start time, so we recommend arriving with plenty of time (ticket check & security check) ✅ The start time depends on the season. • Winter (gets dark early) → 19:00 onwards • Summer (gets dark late) → After 22:00 🌞 Les Invalides by Day – Museum & Church Tour 🏛 The daytime is the time to immerse yourself in the architecture and history! There are many spots to visit, so we recommend taking your time to explore. 🎟️ Ticket information ✅ Admission fee 15 euros (Museum pass can be used, no reservation required) ✅ There are two entrances • 129 Rue Grenelle (10:00-18:00) • Place Vauban (14:00-18:00) ⚠️ If you try to enter from Place Vauban before 14:00, you will have to go around the huge grounds! Be careful ⚠️ 🔹 Main spots ✅ Round-headed Church (Église du Dôme) – Where Napoleon's tomb is located! ✅ Saint-Louis Church (Église Saint-Louis) – A church for soldiers. • The military flag brought back during the Boxer Rebellion is also on display. ✅ Military Museum (Musée de l’Armée) – A comprehensive exhibition where you can learn about weapons, military uniforms, and the history of war! ✅ De Gaulle Museum – exhibits related to the French hero Charles de Gaulle. ✅ Musée des Plans-Reliefs – displays military strategy models from the 17th century. ✅ Musée de l’Ordre de la Libération – exhibits related to World War II. 🎈Summary – Which is better, day or night? 💡 If you’re interested in Napoleon’s tomb and history → daytime! 💡 If you want a spectacular visual experience → AURA INVALIDES at night! Both have different charms, so if you have time, it’s best to visit both day and night!

| Hotel Saint-Dominique. 👑 Hotel: Hotel Saint-Dominique 📍 Address: 62 rue Saint Dominique, Paris, France 💖 What kind of hotel is it? Hotel Saint-Dominique is located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River. The hotel has just been renovated, with modern facilities and a quaint appearance, and was formerly a convent. This boutique hotel is located on a quiet street, surrounded by many shops and bistros, making it ideal for visitors who want to experience the romantic atmosphere of Paris. 🌟 Experience The rooms at Hotel Saint-Dominique are small but very comfortable, with modern amenities such as slippers, heating, and bath balls. The hotel front desk offers free iPad and Bluetooth speaker rental services, and the staff is warm and friendly. The breakfast is simple but delicious, with fried eggs and bacon. The location is excellent, within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower, the Military Museum, and the Musée d'Orsay. There is a bakery and restaurant next to the hotel, and a Carrefour supermarket nearby, making shopping very convenient. The beds are very comfortable, and the rooms are quiet, making them ideal for rest. 🏞 Things to do nearby · Eiffel Tower (5-minute walk): One of the landmarks of Paris, it is spectacular both day and night. · Seine River (10-minute walk): You can stroll along the riverbank or take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paris. · Les Invalides (10-minute walk): The final resting place of Napoleon and home to the Military History Museum. · Rue Cler: There are many small craft shops and specialty restaurants around, making it ideal for shopping. 🍴 Nearby food recommendations · Pizzeria Arrivederci: Delicious and authentic Italian pizza. · Da Giuseppe: Authentic Italian restaurant. · Il Etait Un Square: Famous for its signature burgers and steaks. · Chez Nicos: Offers fresh traditional French cuisine. · Assanabel Paris: Middle Eastern cuisine. · BAGEL WAY ARC: Offers a variety of flavored bagels. Hotel Saint-Dominique is a hidden gem in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, with a convenient location and attentive service, making it the perfect place to stay in Paris. Next time I come to Paris, I will definitely choose this hotel again! 🌟❤️🌟

Winter vacation is coming! A 7-day tour of multiple European countries will take you to explore the romantic cities. Super practical guide, save it now! -- Europe, a land full of history🏰. From the romantic Eiffel Tower in France 🗼, to the classical Acropolis in Athens in Greece 🏛️, to the passionate Spanish flamenco dance 💃, each place exudes a unique style. -- 🎉Itinerary: D1: Zaanse Hans - Coster Diamond Factory - Amsterdam Canal Cruise - Dam Square - Amsterdam Royal Palace 🚣‍♂️Explore the Dutch style, from the windmill village to the diamond factory, then take a boat tour of the canal, and finally feel the historical heritage of the royal palace. D2: Brussels Atomium - Manneken Pis - Grand Place - Brussels City Hall 🏛️A trip to Belgium, from the modern symbol of the Atomium to the statue of the child in the ancient legend, then strolling through the historical square and feeling the majesty of the town hall. D3: Arc de Triomphe - Champs Elysees - Place de la Concorde - Invalides - Eiffel Tower - Palace of Versailles 🌍The romance and history of Paris, from the Arc de Triomphe to the Eiffel Tower, passing through the Champs-Elysées and the Place de la Concorde, and then exploring the splendor of Les Invalides and the Palace of Versailles. D4: Seine River Cruise - Louvre - Moulin Rouge 🎭Continue your trip to Paris, take a boat tour on the Seine, visit the art treasures of the Louvre, and experience the dazzling nightlife of the Moulin Rouge at night. D5: Notre Dame Cathedral in Reims - Adolphe Bridge - Petros Canyon - Constitution Square 🏞️Visit northeastern France, admire the magnificence of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Reims, stroll along the Adolphe Bridge, and enjoy the scenery of the Grand Canyon and Place de la Constitution. D6: Marx's Former Residence - Porta Nigra - German Corner - Frankfurt Cathedral - Roman Forum 📚The trip to Germany begins, visit Marx's former residence, experience the history of Porta Nigra, and explore the churches and squares of the German Eck and Frankfurt. D7: Beethoven’s former residence – Cologne Cathedral 🎼End the trip at Beethoven's former residence and the magnificence of Cologne Cathedral, and experience the fusion of music and faith. -- Some tips: * Visa information: If you are traveling to multiple countries in Europe, you need to apply for a Schengen visa in advance to ensure a worry-free trip. 📖 * Airport transportation: European airports have convenient transportation, with trains and buses going directly to the city center. 🚆🚌 * Exchange rate: The Euro exchange rate fluctuates, so please pay attention in advance and plan your expenses wisely. 💶 * Time difference: There is a big time difference between Europe and Beijing, so remember to adjust to the time difference and enjoy your journey. ⏰ -- I hope this multi-country travel guide to Europe can help you have fun and enjoy your trip! 🌍✨

I saw it on Instagram and had to go see it at sunset, and of course it was a great sunset spot🧡🧡 I found out that Invalides is a military museum with a church and the tombs of many famous officers including Napoleon! The building itself was so gorgeous that I never dreamed it was a museum😂😂 And every time I went, there were so many people having a picnic, so I bought dessert and sat on the grass with my friend and watched the sunset, and it felt so good😍😍 You can also see the Eiffel Tower from here, so you can take pictures with the Eiffel Tower view, so please go together✨✨ 📍Location: 1 Rue Fabert, 75007 Paris, France ✔️Tip -The Pont Alexandre III, which also appears in Midnight in Paris, is also here, so I recommend going together:) It was the most gorgeous bridge I've ever seen!! -If you have time, it's also good to have a picnic:) #October travel support event #France #France travel #Paris #Paris travel #Invalides

#FallHospitalityEvent The gorgeous building you see while walking around downtown Paris is the Invalides. It is not a place that many people visit, so you usually only see the exterior. It is the place where Napoleon sleeps. 129 rue de Grenelle Hotel National des Invalides, 75007 Paris France

☑️ The biggest attraction of Les Invalides is Napoleon's tomb, where Napoleon's remains were transferred in 1861 ☑️ Les Invalides was founded in 1670 by order of King Louis XIV of France, serving as a hospital to receive and treat veterans and disabled soldiers after the war ☑️ Apart from Napoleon's tomb, it is also home to the Musée de l'Armée, the military museum of France, which is divided into seven exhibition areas, with exhibits spanning from ancient times to the 20th century, and it's possible to spend a whole day there if time permits ☑️ The nearby Rodin Museum is also worth a visit 🌟 Notable figures buried at Les Invalides -Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the First French Empire. -Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, elder brother of Napoleon I. -Jérôme Bonaparte, Marshal of the First French Empire, younger brother of Napoleon I. -Napoleon II, son of Napoleon I. -Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, composer of the French national anthem 'La Marseillaise'. -Ferdinand Foch, Allied supreme commander during World War I. -Viscount Turenne, Marshal of France. -Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, Marshal of France and renowned military engineer. 📍 Address: 129, rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris 💰 Admission: €15, PARIS MUSEUM PASS accepted, no reservation needed ⌚ Opening hours: 10:00 – 18:00

#OverseasFlightEvent 📍Invalides France 75007 Paris A place I happened to go to after getting off the wrong bus I went around the back. It looks prettier from the outside The inside was more empty than I thought There's also a military museum, so it seems like a good place to look around! #Paris #ParisTravel

#MayTravelSupportEvent You have to buy a ticket to Napoleon's tomb, but it's very colorful and there's a lot to see. In particular, the exhibition hall is centered around World War I and II, and since France was at the center of it, there's a lot to see. It seems to be a pretty popular place for locals, but it's not a place I'd recommend to tourists who don't have much time.

Located at the Place du Trocadéro, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous landmarks in France. Entirely made of a steel framework, this unprecedented masterpiece in the history of the world symbolizes the modern industrial revolution. It remained the tallest building in the world before the Empire State Building in New York was erected🗼 ❤️ Eiffel Tower A symbol of France, completed in 1889, it has three levels. The first and second levels each have a restaurant, and the third level has an observation deck. The names of 72 scientists are engraved on the tower's sides, and it was constructed using over 12,000 metal parts, weighing a total of over 7,000 tons😃 The 1⃣️ observation deck is 57.6 meters high, featuring a museum about the tower's history, a post office, and a restaurant. The 2⃣️ observation deck is 115.7 meters high, reachable by climbing more than 700 steps, and houses the Jules Verne restaurant, where you can enjoy fine dining while admiring the most beautiful cityscape of Paris. The 3⃣️ observation deck is 276.1 meters high, offering a vast view, and on a clear day, you can see scenery up to 80 kilometers away. This level also houses the living quarters and office used by the tower's designer, Gustave Eiffel. ❤️ Place du Trocadéro An excellent spot for capturing the tower on film🎬 The square is lush with greenery, originally a training ground for the French army, and has also been used for hot air balloon ascensions, horse racing, exhibitions, and large French celebratory events🍃 ❤️ Les Invalides The golden dome symbolizes the glory of the First French Empire🏆 Established by Louis XIV in 1670, also known as the Paris Veterans' Home, it was the first institution in Europe set up by the government to house and care for wounded soldiers and elderly veterans. From the first soldier who moved in in 1674 to the end of the 17th century, about 4,000 retired and disabled French soldiers lived here🎖️ ❤️ Palais de Chaillot An exquisitely beautiful building with an arc-shaped design🏠 Built in 1937, facing the Eiffel Tower across the river, it was constructed for the Paris World Fair as a Romanesque building. It now houses the Naval Museum, the Museum of Man, the Film Museum, the French Memorial Museum, and the Cinema Library. The terrace outside the Palais de Chaillot is also the best spot to enjoy the twinkling lights of the tower at night🌟 ❤️ Palais Bourbon The majestic Bourbon Palace🫅 With a Greek-style facade, it was the residence built by the Duke of Bourbon in 1722 and has a history of 300 years. It is now the seat of the French National Assembly📚 ❤️ Musée Rodin Admire 'The Thinker' up close🗿 Built in the 18th century, it was once the home of the master sculptor Auguste Rodin. Before his death in 1917, Rodin donated his works to the government, and the place became a museum, officially opening to the public in 1929🎨 ❤️ Maison de Balzac The former residence of the great writer Balzac🏡 Built during the Renaissance, filled with pastoral scenery, the wooden sign at the front still bears Balzac's name. The museum displays portraits of Balzac and his contemporaries, candlesticks, walking sticks, and coffee cups among other relics📖

"Napoleon" was released today and it is said that its war scenes are bloody and bloody. This is the characteristic of modern Western movies, which makes people understand the cruelty of war! ​I remembered the visit to the site of Napoleon’s tomb in late August – Les Invalides in Paris. The hundreds of cannons on display there all had exquisite reliefs. I wondered if they were used in battles or for art exhibitions. Maybe it was necessary to glorify the war? After all, that was an era of praising heroes. 💰Average consumption: Free🆓 ⏳Play time: 1 hour ​

Les Invalides is used as a military hospital for soldiers in Paris, France, and as an institution for retired soldiers. Les Invalides is home to the Military Museum, which introduces France's military history. Here, you can see various military collections and exhibits. Les Invalides has a large garden, and from the garden you can see the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris. It's a great place for a picnic in the summer! #EuropeTravel

L'hôtel des Invalides is the resting place of Napoleon. Here you can admire statue and quartz coffin of Napoleon. Besides, the museum includes military hall, three-dimensional map hall and liberation medal hall. A large number of helmets and amours, and Napoleon's remains are well kept.