Cimetiere Militaire Allemand de La Cambe, La Cambe

A very well kept cemetery of the fallen German soldiers during the Second World War. Very informative and rich in history. You get the feeling of lost life here. The 5 black monuments, with one bigger in the middle are graves of the soldiers. Usually, 3-4 were buried under each grave. Very peaceful. It's a recommended visit!

A must see for people who want to know the complete picture of about the second world war. This cemetery is made for the fallen soldiers who fought on the German. This is a good place to show you that there are no winners in war and that a war only knows death. I think both soldiers earn their respect. This is also an special place because this is the resting place of the tank ace Michael Wittmann.

A peaceful cemetery located near Omaha beach were fierce fighting occurred during the Allied Normandy landings of 1944. Other German dead were reinterred here after World War two from burial sites in surrounding areas and nearly 21,400 fallen military personnel now rest midst beautiful scattered maple trees. A central pathway leads to the huge "Kamaradengraben" summited by a basalt lava cross which poignantly is flanked by two "Trauernde Eltern" statues. Wandering amongst the rows of flat grave markers one becomes struck that Indeed some of those buried here far from their Fatherland were tragic victims of circumstance of their time, arising from the evil which was National Socialism!

A ln amazing peaceful place, many young people lie here peaceful under the trees and stars. Worth the visit, bit off the beaten track but highly recommended. Toilets are working, the information centre is getting a rebuild by the looks of it.

Impressive cemetery for the German fallen soldiers of WW2. Such a vast difference from the Maison Blanch World War One Cemetery. The Canadian maple leaf memorial garden is a somber place to reflect. Information Center gives some historical information and also includes a free public washroom.