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Where is Les Invalides located?
Address: Hôtel national des Invalides, 129, rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris, France.
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Les Invalides is centrally located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris and is easily accessible by various modes of transport. Situated near landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Musée Rodin, Les Invalides is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers alike.
If you’re close (near the Eiffel Tower), walking takes about 10-15 minutes and is free!
The closest landmark: Rodin Museum (750m)
Plan Your VisitGetting to Les Invalides by public transport
By Metro
By Bus
By Vélib’
The Paris Métro and RER network provide convenient options for reaching Les Invalides.
- Line 8 (Balard - Créteil):
La Tour Maubourg station – Located along Avenue de la Motte-Piquet (500m, 2-min walk)
Invalides station – Exit on Rue de l’Université (500m; 2-min walk) - Line 13:
Varennes station – Located on Boulevard des Invalides (120m; 1-min walk) - RER C:
Invalides station – Accessible via Rue de l’Université (500m; 2-min walk)
Several bus lines serve Les Invalides, offering multiple drop-off points near the complex:
Line 28: Stops at La Tour Maubourg (500m; 3-min walk)
Line 69: Stops at Varennes (120m; 1-min walk)
Lines 63, 82, 83, and 92: Stop at Invalides (500m; 3-min walk)
Line 93: Stops at Invalides (500m; 3-min walk)
Cycling enthusiasts can use the Vélib' bike-sharing system to access Les Invalides. The following stations are nearby:
Station n°7010: Opposite 3 Rue de Constantine
Station n°7015: 9 Boulevard des Invalides
Station n°7016: 13 Rue Surcouf
Station n°7017: 1 Avenue de la Motte-Piquet
By Car
If you’re driving, Les Invalides is accessible via Quai Branly and Avenue de La Bourdonnais, leading to Rue de Grenelle.
Ample parking is available at the following locations
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Frequently asked questions about getting to Les Invalides
What is the easiest way to get to Les Invalides by public transport?
The metro and RER C are the most convenient options. Board Line 8, Line 13, or RER C to Invalides station.
Which is the closest bus stop and metro stop to get to the venue?
Saint-François-Xavier is the closest bus stop and Invalides Station is the closest metro station.
Can I park at Les Invalides?
While parking facilities are available near Les Invalides, they may not be free, and it’s recommended to check in advance for parking options and fees. The closest parking lot is Parking Indigo Paris Invalides at 23 rue de Constantine.
Are there accessibility options for reaching Les Invalides?
Yes, Les Invalides is accessible by public transport with wheelchair-friendly stations nearby. The venue itself offers wheelchair access, lifts, and adapted facilities.
How far is Les Invalides from the Eiffel Tower?
Les Invalides is approximately 1.5 km (15–20 minutes on foot) from the Eiffel Tower.
Can I walk to Les Invalides from central Paris?
Yes, Les Invalides is within walking distance of several central attractions, such as the Eiffel Tower, Musée Rodin, and the Champs de Mars.
Is there a specific entrance I should use?
The Cour d'Honneur is the main entrance, suitable for most visitors. Other entrances like the Dôme des Invalides side or Esplanade des Invalides side may be convenient depending on your itinerary.
Is there a secret shortcut to Les Invalides?
While there are no hidden passages, you can take Line 13 of the metro directly to Invalides station for a super quick and easy route.
Is it faster to take a taxi or the metro?
The metro is usually faster and more reliable, especially during Paris' rush hour. Taxis can be subject to traffic, so unless you’re in a rush, the metro is your best bet.
How do I get to Les Invalides at night?
The best way to get to Les Invalides at night is by metro. Take Line 8 or Line 13 to Invalides station, as the metro runs late and is safe and quick. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or Uber for a more direct and comfortable option if you're staying further away.