Napoleon – Page 3 – French Travel Boutique

Fontainebleau was the only royal residence to have been continuously used for seven centuries. During the French Revolution it became

Napoleon’s original bed from the Tuileries is now displayed in the Empress’ bedchamber in the Grand Trianon at Versailles. In

Napoleon’s original camp bed and equipment displayed at Les Invalides. Napoleon was a military man with simple tastes, probably most

Initially at Malmaison Napoleon slept in Josephine’s bed but later had a bedroom installed above his office and council chamber.

The balustrade, all of the chairs and the linen chests in the Empress’ bed chamber at the Grand Trianon belonged

The boudoir at the Grand Trianon had originally been decorated for Napoleon’s mother in 1805. Napoleon had ordered the Sèvres

Napoleon originally gave the Petit Trianon to his favourite sister Pauline. When he married Marie-Louise, he decided she should have

Initially when Napoleon was exiled on Elba, he assumed Marie-Louise would join him there with their son. To be fair,

Madame de Montesquiou ordered another rocking cradle in elm wood trimmed with laurels (the Roman emblem of victory). As usual,

Eight months after the King of Rome’s first—and only– stay at Compiègne, Napoleon headed off for the ill-fated campaign in