Les Invalides à Paris, lieu de mémoire militaire

The article discusses the history and details of the Les Invalides complex in Paris, which was established in 1670 as a residence for military veterans. It includes a hospital, churches, museums, and the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. The article highlights the importance of the complex in French history, particularly its role during the French Revolution and its hosting of Napoleon’s remains in 1861. Additionally, it contains a large military museum with around 500,000 artifacts. It also explains that the "Court of Honor" within the complex is used for military ceremonies and features a statue of Napoleon, serving as a testament to French artillery history. Furthermore, the complex’s dome was the tallest building in Paris until the construction of the Eiffel Tower and is covered with gold leaf weighing 12.6 kilograms.

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