Located in the south wing of the palace, this museum has a large quantity of artifacts and memorabilia associated with French Emperor Napoleon I (1769-1824) is on display. The time span of the exhibits ranges from Napoleon Bonaparte's youth, to his exile at Elba and St. Helena. Arranged in a pattern that is easy to follow, you will see objects from one of Napoleon's dressing gown at the age of children up to the bronze death mask. Various flags and military uniforms give a colourful insight into symbolic impressions of a tumultuous era of European history.
The collection has a number of very striking personal items relating to the Emperor. These include Napoleon I's hat, a letter bearing his signature; his timepiece, worn during his Russian campaign.


Opening hours:

*1st December-1st April
every day (except december 25th and January 1st) from 10:30 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30).

Adults : 4€
Children (8-14 years), students : 2€
Groups and agencies: upon request


*2nd April-31th October
every day from 10:00 to 18:00 (last entry 17:30).

Adults: 9€
Children (8-14 years), students: 4.50€
Groups and agencies: upon request


*Double ticket: Prince's Palace + Oceanographic Museum

Adults: 18€
Children (4-18 years old)Students: 8€
Groups and Agencies : on demand