Very impressive to see. A very well kept cemetry.
One of the most well keep cemeteries I have been to. A really tribute to those that have fallen for our freedom.
Absolutely immaculate every time I've been there. A truly awe-inspiring memorial to the sacrifices made by the US in WWII. If you can visit and not be deeply touched you're probably not the sort of person I ever want to meet.
This cemetery is incredibly well built and cared. It was a surprise for me, I was not expecting it. There were very nice memorial monuments and the marble's tombstones were incredibly nice. The overall apparence of the cemetery induces respect and makes you think about the value of the freedom we have been granted of by those heroes.
This is a cemetery where 5,075 service members lie in peace. It's also the resting place of George S. Patton Jr., General of the 3rd Army. The cemetery was Established in 29 December 1944. Visit the chapel if you get a moment while visiting. This is a place of silence and respect for those who lost their lives to save millions.