As with most tourist sites in Paris if you are under 25 you can get your ticket for free, we went to see Napoleons tomb after hearing about Les Invalides on the segway tour and this was a little extra. We rushed around a little as we had a meal booked that night but its all very interesting and most... More

this place had great history it was quiet insteresting. Would of never thought of stopping here glad i did. More

This was a place I wanted to make sure we got to for my history, especially war history, loving husband. It walks you through from year to year, and we all found it surprisingly interesting. If you have any interest in military history, this is a must see. More

Never saw more armor in one place. The history of World War I and II was good too. More

Museum was excellent but you would think Architects would understand women need more toiletries than men. This is an area of improvement for the museum . The entrance toilette is shared by both genders, rediculous for such a historical attraction. More

I never really considered going to this museum but we decided too because we were not to far from it after The Roden Museum. I was very impressed to see the military garb including Naopolians cape and Hat on a Statue of him. The Tomb as well. a must see if you like the military history of France. More

This museum which is located next to Napoleon's Tomb at Invalides presents exhibits of the development of arms and armaments through the ages as well as an excellent exhibit of WW I and WW II. We had our grandchildren with us and they were enthralled as well. Coupled with a visit to Napoleon's tomb, this makes for a wonderful visit. More

Very good value for money. Napoleon's tomb is quite a sight. The displays for both World Wars give a French interpretation of what happened, to an English visitor. Very interesting, and would visit again. More

Here you can see how Frenchmen have killed each other for several thousand years. You can get lost in this place looking at armor, swords, crossbows, etc. There is a large wing for Napoleon plus his tomb is on site. To put the history of the French military in perspective, there is only one small room for the French &... More