The visit to this museum for anyone interested in a French military history. There are some incredible and unique pieces in this collection. Spread out across a massive building the collection is well organised and thematic.
My experience would have been better had I stopped for a minute to get the headset - my fault as I wasn’t listening.
The exhibit on Charles de Gaulle was a bit over the top - I guess you have to be French to appreciate what appears cult-like in presentation.
I would suggest leaving Napoleon’s Tomb until last. For a bloke exiled by the French Government, he was celebrated in style. The grandeur of the dome church and the tomb is extravagant.
I enjoyed it

Another place that requires many days to see everything. There are displays of equipment and weapons from many periods of French history. Also this is the location of the Tomb of Napoleon. Definite recommendation for any trip to Paris.

Like all museums in Paris this is also a place for the enthused. If you are into history of arms and ammunitions I could not think of a better place. Mind you this is no CIA museum. It does not have any artefacts from modern warfare. But it covers everything mostly up to world war 2. The museum spans three floors and if you are really intrigued by the evolution of weapons this place will absorb you for hours. And if you are not that much into weapons then this one may be given a miss but if happen to chance into Invalides you might as well give it a whirl. The Paris museo pass covers entry for the museum. Nepoleons tomb is not one to be missed if you are here. If you are not into the museum you can still spend some time inside the grounds of the Invalides. Its quite a lovely spot.