Located in the center of Paris, the facility with large site is Invalides. Invalid is famous for having Napoleon 's tomb in any case, originally in 1671 Louis XIV was built as a facility for nursing injured soldiers. Then in 1706 a symbolic dome-shaped church was completed, and the tomb of Napoleon is underneath. To Invalides you can go from many Metro stations from a large site. Invalides station which contains the name of Invalides is most often used. From this station you will walk in the park and go to the main entrance. Just have a good distance so let's go for a walk while enjoying the scenery. You can also see a cannon that is a muddy part of a military facility near the front entrance. When going by sightseeing bus etc, we often stop on the opposite dome side. On this side you can see the golden shining domed church soon. Scenery may be better from here if you take a picture. By looking at Invalides beautifully, it will be a little away, but Grand Palais and Petit Palais are recommended. The golden dome of Invalide shines behind Alexander III bridge, the world's most beautiful bridge, is truly a magnificent view. Invalides Station Metro8, 13 RER C La Tour-Maubourg Station Metro8 Varenne Station Metro13 Saint-François-Xavier Station Metro13 École Militaire Station Metro8
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Cannon is lined up Front entrance. It is a big facility. Green grass and golden dome Two shots with the Eiffel Tower also From Gran Palais, Petit Palais neighborhood Open Tourist Map |