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West Via Cassia
50144 Florence
Italy
- http://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/fl.php
- Mon to Sun from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM
The Memorial is a beautiful spot amidst wooded slopes, near the Greve River and approximately 5 miles from the historic center. Green courts with white crosses, on either side of a pylon, consist of 4,398 graves of soldiers who died for their country. The names soldiers is written upon the Tablets of the Missing, which serves as a reminder of sacrifice and loyalty. A staff member is on site at all times to answer questions and assist relatives to the graves. Achievements of the American Armed Forces in this region can be viewed in the north atrium of the memorial.
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Very moving!!
This is worth the stop. If your taking the bus make sure you know where to get off. My wife and I waited too long to get off the bus and we h...
A surprise stop on our tour.
This cemetery is a beautiful dedication to over 4,000 young men who gave their lives to protect our freedoms. May they rest in peace.
Remember all these brave men
One can only begin to realize the sacrifice of the brave men who died serving our country by walking through a place like this. It is beautifu...
Exceptional Experience
While on a Photo Shoot to Italy in May 2006, and traveling between Florence and Tuscany, we happened across this beautiful and immaculately kep...
Visit a cousin's grave
I was finally able to visit the grave of my cousin, who was like a brother. He was a bombardier and returning from his second mission, the pla...
A moving experience
My uncle was killed in WWII in Italy and was buried in the Florence American Cemetary. A few years ago I had the opportunity to visit the cemet...
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