Napoleon's Paris

Paris is a great city and Napoleon Bonaparte is a great character in history. An outstanding personality, a man of unique destiny, a man of legend.
Many people are interested in his life and the history of the creation of the Great Empire. Napoleon first came to Paris, moving to the Paris Military School in 1779, and his last stay was in the spring of 1815. There are many places that will help us remember the life of a great man, his famous victories in the glory of France. Driving through the city, we will see where Napoleon lived, coming to Paris, where he lived as a general, where - when he was consul and emperor. Remember the main love of the emperor and find out where Napoleon and Josephine registered their marriage. Visit Notre Dame, where the coronation took place, remember where his son, the King of Rome, was born. Many buildings and structures in the city were built on the orders of Napoleon or in memory of his conquests. Streets, bridges, metro stations, and even the station are named after high-profile victories and glorify marshals and generals of the Grand Army. Madeleine Church, Peace Street, Vendome Column, two triumphal arches. Marshal ring boulevards-like sentries lined up and guarded the city. If you wish, you can see the throne of the emperor and his personal belongings, which are stored in the Louvre and in the Army Museum. In conclusion, we will honor the memory of Napoleon Bonaparte by visiting his tomb. In the main temple of the house of invalids he found his last shelter. A majestic sarcophagus made of red porphyry preserves his body. Nearby lies his son and two brothers.