In the north-east corner of the cemetery, a plot contains the graves of servicemen and civilians who after serving in the Crimean War, died in Greece, and were buried in the Anglo-French …

The site of what is now Phaleron War Cemetery was chosen originally by the 4th Division as a burial ground for Commonwealth casualties of the Greek Civil War (December 1944-February …

The Phaleron-Alimos War Cemetery for the Forces of the Commonwealth is one of the most imposing and impressive cemeteries in the country.

This cemetery show us all the mostly young guys from Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand and als India, who give their lives for the freedom of Greece in World War 2.

Special memorials commemorate casualties known to have been interred in certain groups of graves in the cemetery, but whose individual graves cannot be precisely located within these …

While the cemetery is free to enter, bringing flowers as a gesture of respect is welcome. The staff members are typically happy to share historical information if you’re interested in learning …

In the north-east corner of the cemetery, a plot contains the graves of servicemen and civilians who after serving in the Crimean War, died in Greece, and were buried in the Anglo-French …

The entrance to the cemetery is opened by a small building reminiscent of an ancient temple. The tall engraved plaques surrounding it contain the names and the military forces which the 2882 …

Reviewers highlight the emotional experience of visiting loved ones' graves, the meticulous care of the cemetery, and the serene atmosphere for contemplation. The presence of a visitor's …

In the north-east corner of the cemetery, a plot contains the graves of servicemen and civilians who after serving in the Crimean War, died in Greece, and were buried in the Anglo-French …