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Name: MUSÉE DE L’ORDRE DE LA LIBÉRATION
Address: Hôtel national des Invalides, 51 bis, boulevard de La Tour-Maubourg, Paris, France, Ile-De-France, 75007, FR
Telephone: 01.47.05.35.15
Price range: €
Rating: 4.9

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juanjods

Visited in july 2025

Maravilloso lugar y muy grande. Pase más de 3 horas de recorrido y no ví todo pero valió la pena

Gabriel D.

Visited in july 2025

A beautiful museum that displays the history of France during wwii, the aftermath of German occupation, the role of Charles de Gaulle as the leader of free france, and victory in Europe along with the allies, with a display of many amazing artifacts, photos, uniforms, flags and personal items and stories. Very beautiful history.

Ivan T.

Visited in june 2025

Interesting, worth visiting.

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Thomas W.

Visited in june 2025

The museum is well laid out with a variety of exhibits. Most exhibits had English but some were only in French. The presentation is broad and encompasses so much more than I expected. I walked away with a deeper realisation of how many individuals played a role in the liberation of France.

Michaela M.

Visited in june 2025

Bei einem Paris Besuch ist dieses Museum Pflicht. Beeindruckende Ausstellungsstücke, spannende Exponate. Hier findet man Geschichte über Paris und Napoleon. Es ist eine Reise durch die Vergangenheit, die fast lebendig wirkt. Nehmen sie sich genug Zeit und gehen sie am besten am Wochentag außerhalb der Ferien zu diesem Museum. Das Grab von Napoleon befindet sich direkt nebenan. Keine Wartezeiten und nicht voll. Auch der Innenhof mit den Kanonen sind sehenswert.

R C.

Visited in may 2025

Un musée exceptionnel, à la fois émouvant et instructif. Les expositions sont riches, bien documentées et mettent en lumière des parcours de vie héroïques. Le lieu rend un hommage poignant aux Compagnons de la Libération, avec une muséographie moderne et sobre. Parfait pour les passionnés d’histoire et ceux qui souhaitent mieux comprendre la Résistance et la Seconde Guerre mondiale. À ne pas manquer lors d’une visite aux Invalides !

Gunsu K.

Visited in april 2025

Good representation of french revolution during world war 2. Impressive and a must see.

guillaume c.

Visited in march 2025

Une musée très émouvant et enrichissant.

Proton J.

Visited in january 2025

Amazing

Joyal S.

Visited in january 2025

One of the memorable museums I have visited in my life

J. A.

Visited in november 2024

Wahnsinnig gutes Museum. Eindrucksvolle Exponate, informative Texte. Sehr bedrückend und berührend.

coralie b.

Visited in october 2024

Nous avons profité de la visite theatralisée de ce musée, une très belle expérience! Merci pour ce moment

roldi36

Visited in october 2024

Rengeteg látnivalóval teli hadtörténeti múzeum, Napoleon sírjával.

Axel B.

Visited in september 2024

Super musée avec de nombreuses pièces historiques !

David W.

Visited in august 2024

Very touching museum. As a French person I think we should all have to visit this.

Je V.

Visited in july 2024

Das Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération ist ein sehr beindruckender Ort. Es gibt sehr viele Informationen und sehr viel zu entdecken. Man sollte sich viel Zeit dafür nehmen um diesen Ort zu erkunden.

Thierry G.

Visited in june 2024

Musée inclut dans l'établissement des Invalides ( même billet d'entrée ) , qui présente les actions de la résistance en France et dans les colonies avec la libération progressive des territoires.
A l'étage est présenté la partie consacrée aux déportations et exécutions dans les camps de la mort ou de nombreux résistants ne sont jamais revenus.

嘉義人

Visited in may 2024

主要是戰爭類型的博士館，館藏相當豐富，至少有200年內的法國戰爭變革，包括穿著、槍枝、收發器、手提箱、砲管、引擎等等，甚至有古物的實體或是復刻品於館內收藏，推薦大家來參觀。

Senka C.

Visited in april 2024

Very interesting museum. One ticket includes access to the Musée de l'Armée, Napoleon's Tomb, Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération. It is part of Hotel National Des Invalides. Amazing tour through France Resistance and Liberation. Authentic unforms and weapons. Highly recommended.

Carlos z.

Visited in march 2024

The Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération in Paris is a poignant testament to the bravery and sacrifice of those who played a crucial role in France's liberation during World War II. Housed in the historic Musée des Armées complex at Les Invalides, this museum offers a compelling journey through a pivotal chapter in French history.

The Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération not only commemorates historical events but also prompts contemplation on the enduring values of liberty and solidarity. It serves as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding freedom and the collective strength that arises in the face of adversity.

For history enthusiasts, patriots, and anyone seeking a profound connection with France's wartime past, this museum provides a moving and educational experience. It stands as a poignant tribute to the extraordinary individuals who, against all odds, stood up for freedom, leaving an indelible mark on the nation's history.

Mohammad A.

Visited in december 2023

he Museum of the Order of Liberation is a museum dedicated to the Order of Liberation, hosted by the Hotel des Invalides in the 7th arrondissement of Paris.
The Liberation Medal Museum is located in the Hôtel des Invalides. Its address is 51, rue bis de la Tour - Maubourg, and it is preferable to book tickets in advance.

The museum is dedicated to the Order of Liberation and the Companions of Liberation, an order created with the aim of rewarding people or communities who distinguished themselves during the liberation of France during World War II, the second post-national French national order. Legion of Honour.

The museum includes three main spaces: Free France, Internal Resistance, and Deportation. The museum's Hall of Honor is dedicated to General de Gaulle, founder of the Order of Liberation.

The Museum of the Order of Liberation was established in 1967, when General de Gaulle decided to install the order at the Hotel des