After a bit of extra walking via the station, we found the British and Commonwealth cemetery at Bayeux. It is beautifully maintained and set out around the main monuments. Each grave is marked with the serviceman's regimental emblem so it is easy to pick out those you are looking for. Immediately across the road is another memorial. At the right... More

I couldn't walk around here with my travel companions. I had to go off by myself and think about the brave men remebered here. Intersting to also see lost German soldiers.

I was taken here by Marion from the Bayeux Tourist Office on a private trip to Bayeux and this visit was very moving. In fact just opposite is another war cemetary for journalists from all over the world! Again very moving.

definitely must to visit it! touching place.... worth seeing for everyone interested in WWII history

So many brave young men. Felt so humbled by what we saw. Sadly we are losing even more brave young men now.

Standing in a cemetery like this just humbles a person. The cemetery is very well kept, and a true sign of respect towards the people who died for our current freedom.

For anyone doing the D-Day Beaches, and who has the wit and courtesy to remember the British and Canadian contribution to the landing will find this touching. Each gravestone (all crosses) has full details of the man buried there -- unlike the more abbreviated stones in the American Cemetery near Omaha Beach.

How very sad to see the graves of all those who gave their lives for freedom...especially those marked "known only unto God".

Yet another well presented Cemetery cared for by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. So sad that so many lives were lost to ensure our freedom will the World ever learn that conflict does not solve anything. RIP soldiers of the World