From the owner: Cimetière Allemand Les corps de 21500 soldats allemands, tués lors du débarquement de juin 1944,…read moresont rassemblés par groupes de cinq ou six croix noires sur 2 hectares. Une chapelle-mémorial est installée à l'entrée du cimetière.

Wow! The American Cemetery in Normandy is unbelievably gorgeous; so well manicured and maintained!…read more Those who gave their all so that future generations could live free paid a very high price, and being laid to rest here they receive the respect and honor they deserve. A visit is very worthwhile and very moving.

Words cannot express…read more.. Reflect upon the sacrifice... Remember the lives that were never lived... Do not be a tourist.

Humbling and sobering experience. Not only Americans but Canadians, UK, etc. helped to defeat the…read moreGerman Armies. Freedom and Liberty only exists with the sacrifice of many. It was the French time then, and we will endure for future wars. God Bless our soldiers!

Awe inspiring and humbling at the same time. So many Americans gave their all for the freedom and…read moreliberty of France, and this is a beautiful place to give thanks and remember. Besides the cemetery there are ceremonies that occur daily as well as memorials with details of the D day invasion.

A must see: the amount of graves, all crosses - some David-stars - lined up, almost as far as one…read morecan see. Wander along one of these lines and read the names, ranks and (young) ages. There's a part with German soldiers lined-up together. Neat that you can't see any difference between graves, concerning friends or enemies. None of these chose to do this, they had to....I guess. The memorial at the other side of the street is actually the grave of another group of victims.