Happen to be staying in Armentieres and this was one of the first cemeteries we stopped at. Being able to be part of the service was moving and something we would not have missed. Cafe across the road for refreshments.

Great experience with our fellow Milton Keynes and Wolvertonian residents. Twin town weekend meeting the Plugstreet reporobates and dignitaries alike. Good memorial experience.

My second visit to this marvellous cemetery and memorial - especially to see the last resting place of a 16 year old lad from Milton Keynes, Albert French, who lied about his age to lay down his life for his country. Try telling that to...More

This was the first major memorial we visited on a three day Battlefields tour, so the huge scale of the names recorded here and our first sight of mass burials and the poignant tombstone inscriptions hit us hard emotionally. This is an impressive place, with...More

The new museum is well worth looking in at. It has a film to explain what happened there and numerous other touch screen and other displays to work through. You leave with a good understanding of the struggles of both the soldiers and the local...More

A most splendid memorial to see. Well looked after, clean and tidy. I still don't know why, at the entrance, one lion is showing its teeth and the other does not? We were lucky enough to see the once a month parade and memorial service....More

Came at 7pm on the first Friday of the month to see the Last Post ceremony. It was very well attended, mostly by local people, complete with a short parade of the colours of French and Belgian Old Combattant Associations, and the British Legion branches...More