Cimetière Américain de Romagne-sous-Montfaucon

"Perfectly manicured, massive cemetery that gets close to no traffic. While the US joined the war late (a fact that everyone remembers), the Americans did a lot of heavy lifting in the last year of the war (a fact that many overlook) and it is very evident when you visit. It might be off the beaten path, but absolutely worth going, especially if you are on your way to Verdun."

"Perfectly maintained, perfectly set up graves, those souls who died will never be forgotten. History will never forget those men who died fighting here, so far from home."

"Every American in France should stop by and and pay their respect to the soldiers who gave their lives in Europe. This is the largest American cemetery in Europe. It is beautiful, peaceful, has a great visitors center and museum and the drive is wonderful."

"I havenever seen something as ceremnonial and opulent as this cemetery. The graves are set up and taken care of perfectly, several gardeners and maintenance personell was roaming and taking care of the whole are and the visitor center and the chapel are in perfect shape. The large tree avenue guides the street through the area. The sheer vastness of the area and the level of detail shows, which nation clearly has the most money for its war funds and will ever have. Take at least one hour to roam the area, if you want to explore every detail."

"Even more impressive than the Normandy American Cemetery. Biggest US war-cemetery in France. Impeccably manicured and very well maintained. Located in a remote corner of France. But it's more than worth the detour. Cemeteries don't come more beautiful than this."