Travel Guide to National Institution of Invalides

Getting There

• Metro

  To reach the National Institution of Invalides using the Paris Metro, start by finding the nearest Metro station. If you're in central Paris, you can make your way to the 'Invalides' station, which is on Line 8 and Line 13. Once you arrive at 'Invalides' station, take the exit towards 'Boulevard des Invalides'. After exiting the station, walk straight along Boulevard des Invalides for about 300 meters. You will see the National Institution of Invalides on your left at 6 Boulevard des Invalides.

• Bus

  If you prefer to travel by bus, you can take bus lines 28, 39, or 82. Board the bus at any stop along the route that leads towards the Invalides area. Make sure you get off at the 'Invalides' stop. After disembarking, the National Institution of Invalides is just a short walk away. Head towards Boulevard des Invalides; the entrance is located at 6 Boulevard des Invalides, which is directly across the street.

• Walking

  If you are staying nearby or are in the vicinity, walking to the National Institution of Invalides can be a pleasant option. From the Eiffel Tower, head northeast towards Quai Branly and cross the Seine River. Continue walking along Quai d'Orsay until you reach the intersection with Boulevard des Invalides. Turn left onto Boulevard des Invalides, and you will find the National Institution of Invalides at 6 Boulevard des Invalides.

• RER Train

  For those coming from outside central Paris, you can take the RER C train to the 'Invalides' station. Once you arrive, follow the signs to the exit leading to 'Boulevard des Invalides'. After exiting the station, walk straight along Boulevard des Invalides for approximately 300 meters, and you will see the National Institution of Invalides on your left at 6 Boulevard des Invalides.