Les Invalides shows care and history today

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The Invalides in Paris is famous for Napoleon’s tomb. It is also a hospital for wounded soldiers for over 350 years.

King Louis XIV built this special place in the 17th century. It now cares for many veterans and victims of war.

Residents receive long-term medical care and daily support. The state shows great thanks for their service to the nation.

Injured soldiers and war victims live quietly inside the building. They form a strong community and help each other every day.

The hospital helps people with severe injuries and disabilities. It adapts care for new war traumas, including mental health needs.

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What is The Invalides famous for?

The Invalides is famous for Napoleon’s tomb.

Who built The Invalides?

King Louis XIV built The Invalides in the 17th century.

What kind of care do residents receive?

Residents receive long-term medical care and daily support.

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