Luxembourg American Cemetery Memorial, Luxembourg City

Luxembourg American Cemetery Memorial reviews

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• By Manuela L

  On September 1944, the U.S. Division liberated the sit, and a military burial ground was etablished in December 1944; Free for visit now, there is the Visitor building and a chapel; on the entrance.....  more »

• By sarahunt68

  This is a very humbling experience. It is an amazing feeling to be able to pay respects to the many Americans who lost their lives fighting for freedom.  more »

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• By Colm Bhandal

  This is a nice little graveyard. It's well kept. There are grounds keepers. The guard at the entrance is respectful, polite and professional and evokes a sense of importance about the place. You can see the whole graveyard in maybe 20 mins, including a nice monument at the entrance. There is a staff member on site too in the little cottage at the entrance who will give you guidance if you'd like to see a particular grave eg she gave us the plot number of the only soldier believed to be Irish. I walked to the graveyard from Luxembourg and would just mark it down slightly based on accessibility. You have to walk in a big loop to avoid roads and railway track, adding a km or so to your journey.

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• By Joseph Principe ll

  It was an honor for me being a member of the United States Army to visit the grave a general George S Patton, and the soldiers are the fifth infantry division that are buried at the cemetery with him.It is a great place to bring your family and friends service members and veterans and give respect to the greatest generation

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