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Invalides Paris, Napoleon's Tomb, Army Museum, Seine River cruise near Eiffel Tower.

Courtyard view of Invalides at Paris Army Museum with Napoleon's Tomb in the background.

Visitors at Napoleon's Tomb in Invalides, Paris Army Museum.

Tourists enjoying a 1-hour Seine River sightseeing cruise in Paris, with a combo ticket for skip-the-line access to the Rodin Museum & Sculptures Garden

Seine River cruise with tourists viewing the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Napoleon's Tomb at Invalides, Paris Army Museum interior with ornate architecture.

Napoleon's Tomb beneath the Dome des Invalides at Paris Army Museum.

Seine River cruise with tourists viewing Eiffel Tower, part of combo ticket with Rodin Museum access.

Seine River cruise boat near Eiffel Tower, Paris, with passengers enjoying macaron tasting.

Visitors exploring Napoleon's Tomb at the Invalides, Paris Army Museum.

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Napoleon's Tomb & Army Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets + Seine River Sightseeing Cruise

from €33

€30.36

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Simplify your planning; book two historic Parisian experiences together.

Bypass long wait lines at the Army Museum—one of France’s most prestigious, with the largest collection of French artillery.
Visit Napoleon Bonaparte’s Tomb in the Dome Church and check out notable French figures' personal belongings and war weapons.
Enjoy a 1-hour sightseeing Seine River cruise from the foot of the Eiffel Tower, passing landmarks like Notre Dame and The Louvre.
Audio guides in 14 languages narrate the history and fascinating facts about each site along the way.

Simplify your planning; book two historic Parisian experiences together.

Bypass long wait lines at the Army Museum—one of France’s most prestigious, with the largest collection of French artillery.
Visit Napoleon Bonaparte’s Tomb in the Dome Church and check out notable French figures' personal belongings and war weapons.
Enjoy a 1-hour sightseeing Seine River cruise from the foot of the Eiffel Tower, passing landmarks like Notre Dame and The Louvre.
Audio guides in 14 languages narrate the history and fascinating facts about each site along the way.

Inclusions

Invalides Army Museum

Skip-the-line entry to the Army Museum
Access to Napoleon's Tomb

Seine River cruise

1-hour sightseeing cruise
Multilingual audio guide (available in 14 languages)

Exclusions

Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Transfer between attractions
Audio guide in the museum

Invalides Army Museum

Some exhibits may be loaned out or not on display.
It is wheelchair-accessible with special reserved parking.
The museum is free for those under 18 and for EU citizens under 26.
Service animals are allowed.

Seine River Cruise

Boarding is from Port de la Bourdonnais 75507, Pier Number 3.
Departure is right at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
Your ticket doesn’t allow priority access. Expect to wait in a queue (between 30 minutes–2 hours), especially during peak season (June–August).
It is wheelchair accessible.
Service animals are allowed on board.
Toilets are only available on the boat; none on the piers.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What is Bateaux Mouches?

A cruise along the Seine River is one of those quintessential Parisian experiences, and Bateaux Mouches has been a classic choice for decades. Known for their open-air boats, they give you a front-row seat to some of Paris’s most famous landmarks—the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre—all from the gentle flow of the Seine.

The name "Bateaux Mouches" comes from the Mouche district of Lyon, where the boats were originally built. Over time, the term has become synonymous with these river cruises in Paris. What sets Bateaux Mouches apart is the variety they offer– whether you’re up for a laid-back sightseeing tour during the day or want to savor a candlelit dinner cruise at night, they have it all.

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A cruise with legacy

Bateaux Mouches isn’t just another tour operator—it’s a Paris legend. They’ve been cruising the Seine since 1949, so they know this river like the back of their hand, with expertise and a quality service. Plus, with so many boats in their fleet, you’ll never have to worry about missing out—there’s always another departure just around the corner.

Frequently asked questions about the Bateaux Mouches cruise

Are meals included in all the cruises?

No, only the lunch and dinner cruises include meals. Sightseeing cruises do not offer food but may have light snacks and drinks available for purchase.

How early should I arrive for the cruise?

Arrive at least 20-30 minutes before your scheduled departure to ensure a smooth boarding process.

Can I take a cruise in bad weather?

Yes, the boats are equipped with indoor seating and panoramic windows, ensuring a great experience regardless of the weather.

Is there a vegetarian meal option?

Yes, dining cruises have vegetarian menus as well.

Can I dance during the dining cruises?

Absolutely! Lunch and dinner cruises feature live entertainment, with an accordionist performing during lunch and a violinist and pianist in the evening. Guests are welcome to enjoy the open dance floor.

What makes the Bateaux Mouches cruise special compared to other Seine River cruises?

Bateaux Mouches is the original Seine River cruise, offering panoramic glass boats, open-air decks, and live commentary in multiple languages. The fleet is one of the largest, ensuring frequent departures and spacious seating.

Which side offers better landmark views?

Landmarks appear on both sides, but photographers prefer the open upper deck’s 360° access.

Why don’t sightseeing cruises pass the Statue of Liberty replica?

The 1-hour-10-minute route focuses on central landmarks; extended routes require dining cruises.