Discover Bayeux War Cemetery | D-Day 75 | Cemetery Tour | Commonwealth War Graves Commission |

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Bayeux War Cemetery commemorates over 4,000 servicemen who died during the Normandy Campaign in 1944.
Discover more about the largest Second World War Commonwealth cemetery in France through the voices of our staff.
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[@scottiramage317]

Some people say - the grass is always green due to the tears of those who visit. An absolute humbling place

[@michaelbritton9778]

I for many years could never understand why after so many years veteran soldiers stood in these cemeteries in France and cried that was until I visited the cemeteries myself and boy it opened my eyes I also had tears in my eyes and now I fully understand

[@noorulain2655]

Very good to comment dear 6\11/2021

[@sarto7bellys]

My Uncle is buried there, I never knew him, I found his grave and I cried my eyes out

[@michaelbritton9778]

@@sarto7bellys I know how you felt. As far as I know I have no relatives buried there. But I had a lump in my throat. It’s like there is some kind of feeling. I don’t know how else to describe it.

[@Joiedevivredesilives]

I was there a week ago ,so sad...

[@wor53lg50]

2nd Northants yeomanry, lest we never forget, thank you so much for my freedom for you gave your today for my tomorrow ...from a son of Irthlingborough...

[@darcylowe5292]

R.I.P Leonard Cook, Hampshire Regiment, killed age 19 in the Battle for Caen. Forever loved, forever remembered, 'Our Kid'