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Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Reviers

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Pay your respects at Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, a conglomeration of war graves dedicated to soldiers killed during the D-Day invasions and the subsequent Battle of Normandy. The fierce combat that followed the Allied landing on the shores of France in 1944 left many dead on both sides, and this cemetery serves as the final resting place for more than 2,000 Canadian troops. Wander the quiet garden grounds designed and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, and view the neat rows of headstones and ornate crosses stretched out before you. Take a quiet moment of reflection at one of the on-site chapels, or simply climb up to one of the viewing platforms for a better view over the cemetery and surrounding countryside. You can use the website to find a specific name or grave, if you wish. Make Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery a part of your Reviers vacation plans using our Reviers vacation planner.
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Beny-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery reviews

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  • Following our visit to the Juno Beach Centre, my wife and I spent time reflecting as we walked through this cemetery. This is the final resting place for some 2000 Canadian soldiers who gave their... 
    Following our visit to the Juno Beach Centre, my wife and I spent time reflecting as we walked through this cemetery. This is the final resting place for some 2000 Canadian soldiers who gave their...  more »
  • Very moving experience in this beautiful place. We visited the cemetery after staying in Caen and on our way to Juno Beach. We stayed for 45 minutes. Handsomely located in the countryside and... 
    Very moving experience in this beautiful place. We visited the cemetery after staying in Caen and on our way to Juno Beach. We stayed for 45 minutes. Handsomely located in the countryside and...  more »
  • just a kilometer off the beaten coastal path sits this gorgeous, well maintained, and unfortunately quite large Canadian war cemetery. always a sobering experience 
    just a kilometer off the beaten coastal path sits this gorgeous, well maintained, and unfortunately quite large Canadian war cemetery. always a sobering experience  more »
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  • Powerful, impactful, moving and so, so important. Beyond visiting Juno Beach, this cemetery demonstrates the true cost, the fulsome price paid by many, many brave Canadian soldiers. Tragic, how many of the graves show that these boys, as young as 18, died for freedom. Bring Kleenex.
  • So important to pay our respects to those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.
  • Really impressive cemetary, quiet on the hill between the fields. We thank those guys from Canada, they gave us back our freedom.
  • My mother's favourite cousin, James Cameron is buried here. The most beautiful resting place one could wish for. Thank you for maintaining these lovely grounds.
  • Canadian cemetary not from from Juno beach; so many young men laid to rest here. I'm glad I got the opportunity to visit this site.

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