The Army Museum

Don't misunderstand the boring display of weapons - a bit like the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum but with a cathedral, the tallest golden-roofed church in Paris. Together with the military museum, the Invalides buried Napoleon, who had served the whole of Europe for ten years, from a noble title, and died in Corsica after losing Waterloo. It was not until 1940 that the island moved to the spiritual center. Eventually there is a huge tomb room. The side courtyard is also where many veterans are recuperated. The grass on the left side of the entrance is full of beautiful flowers and pine towers. There are multiple cannons and World War II historical relics. The content of the superimposed pavilion integrates the history of World War II, Charles de Gaulle Memorial, Fort Exhibition, Church Building, and Creative Products around History. It is a tourist and leisure integration. A historical memorial celebrity place with a very high value for viewing and education.

Series of museums dedicated to military history, as well as the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. You can spend several hours in here. The museum provides in depth information into the history and context, in English and French, from the Middle Ages until modern times. It may not be for everyone’s taste, but if you like history, this is a good way of spending your time. If not, you may visit only Napoleon’s tomb, one of the city landmarks. Overall, recommended

The Military Museum in Paris, France, next to the Invalides in Paris, has eight pavilions, a collection of many military artifacts in French history, from medieval armor to modern weapons, especially with a deeper understanding of Napoleon's history and culture.

Seeing the tomb of Napoleon I, many military weapons models and costume displays, quite suitable for military fans. The museum is quite large and the closing time is relatively late.

The French Military Museum is located in the Invalides in Paris, the original purpose of this building is to trace the military history of France. The 107-meter-high dome of the Invalides church is the tallest large church in Paris. The golden dome decorated with 12.65kg of gold foil is an important landmark in Paris.

Take the emperor's cemetery, definitely should, you can go. Very spectacular. But the small museums around you can just look at it, there are a little things. The interpreter should borrow one, interesting narrative. The overall price is cheap.