Bari War Cemetery

A moving experience

We visited from UK to see the grave of my uncle. It was such a moving experience. He died at age 21. The cemetery is beautifully maintained. A tranquil resting place. If you are thinking about comi...

Very well maintained

My wife and I went to Bari to pay our respect to her second cousin killed on a bombing run over Northern Italy on the 15th of August 1944. He and his 5 crew mates are buried here, some of them side b...

So pleased to visit this place

The reason for our trip to Bari was to visit the grave of an uncle who died in WWII when his plane crashed. It was a profound moment to see his resting place after 75 years.

Remembering the fallen

Visited here on Wed 26 Sept 2018. My uncle Edward James Bailey RAF is buried here. He died in the 2nd WW. My Nan and Grandad visited his grave after the war was over, then my mum brought my Nan, then ...

Should be "required visitation" for school groups

As all War Cemeteries of the Commonwealth beautifully planned and maintained with flowering plants and lawn. This adds to the impact of the white marble slabs inscribed with the names and ages and reg...