Place-Vendome (Pass By)

Begin your tour at the majestic Place Vendôme, where the Vendôme Column stands as a testament to Napoleon’s military victories. Marvel at the column's intricate bas-reliefs, which narrate the story of the emperor's triumphs.

Rue De Rivoli (Pass By)

Continue to Rue de Rivoli, a grand avenue commissioned by Napoleon, symbolizing his initial steps towards European prominence. This street offers a direct link to his strategic genius and architectural vision

Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel (Pass By)

Explore the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, originally envisioned as a grand entrance to the Tuileries Palace. This arch celebrates the Napoleonic victories of 1805, showcasing the emperor's military prowess.

Arc de Triomphe (Pass By)

Witness the grandeur of the Arc de Triomphe, a symbol of French pride and military glory. Learn about its history and the role it played during Napoleon's funeral procession.

Place de la Concorde (Pass By)

Reflect at Place de la Concorde, ponder the complex layers of French history, from royal executions to its role in the cinematic portrayal of Napoleon's era.

Jardin des Tuileries (Pass By)

Stroll through the historic Tuileries Garden, once the backyard of kings and emperors, including Napoleon. The garden serves as a serene escape with a royal past.

Louvre Museum (Pass By)

Briefly detour to the Louvre, once called the Napoleon Museum, to appreciate how Napoleon influenced France’s first public art museum.

Pont Royal (Pass By)

Cross this historical bridge, where Napoleon's strategic military defenses were once placed, showcasing his protective measures for the Tuileries Palace.

Musee de l’Armee des Invalides

The final stop is Les Invalides, home to the Army Museum and Napoleon’s Tomb. Delve into France's military history, pay respects at the emperor's final resting place, and explore a collection of artifacts that illuminate his life and legacy.

2 hours