Napoleon's tomb is located in the lower rotunda of l'Eglise du Dome, which, as we mentioned, is no longer used as a church, but a museum.
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3 comments:
Perfect image and colors, with another tourist snapping photos just for giving proportions.
Ahh, the accoutrements of the rich and famous.
The lighting is wonderful on the friezes behind the sarcophagus. This is great. The colors are delightful from beginning to end. Don't you love the way this tomb is just so . . . um . . . big?
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