Stunning memorial commemorating more than 14,000 of the missing, the men of the British Empire who fell in the Somme area between March and August 1918. Casualties of the German Spring Offensive and subsequent battles who have no known grave. The memorial stands in open countryside, about a kilometre west of Pozières on the Bethune road. The front wall of the memorial is in an arcade style with an imposing gateway. The remaining three sides hold the panels containing the names of the missing. Enclosed within the four walls is the Pozières British Cemetery, the final resting place for more than 2,700 men, many of them from the original Somme battlefields dating from 1916.

Went to see my great uncle James Wing (private 1st battalion Sherwood foresters (Notts and derbyshire))

Beautifully maintained grounds and an amazing memorial to the fallen.. Tribute to the brave men and women who gave their lives in the great war

I stopped to pay my respects and it's always nice to see everything well kept and maintained.

A large walled cemetery with graves the names of many lost and missing allied soldiers engraved in the wall. A common site to visit along the main road into Albert.

Very well maintained stopped briefly for a look

Shocking to see the number of fallen in one heap. Here you can see that the soldiers are not forgotten. Everything tidy and clean!

Remember....... full.of history and an absolutely 💯 stunning location. It is beautifully cared for and peaceful just what is needed for these great hero's of our past ti give us the lives we have today. Never forget 🌺

Beautiful location to visit the final resting place of these soldiers. Very well looked after and good roadside parking.

The Pozieres cemetery / memorial is must visit when touring the Somme battlefield or just passing by. Situated on the main road from Bapaume to Albert it is located just outside the village of Pozieres. Only a 5 minute drive from Thiepval memorial , Ulster Tower and Lochnagar crater. Lest we forget ❤️ 🌹

Located along the main road to Albert, very beautiful cemetery of soldiers from various commonwealth countries.

Very well maintained.

A very well maintained cemetery to some of the fallen of WW1 . Walking from Albert gives one the sense of the distance the soldiers walked after disembarking from the train in Albert . It's also close to Mouquet Farm . Site of a battle involving the Australian troops . Lastly Thiepval you can see it in the distance should not be missed . RIP William Albert Barker 3 Battalion Toronto Regiment Killed in action on September 20, 1916 age 17 , buried in Poziere Cemetery

Our great British Tommy's

A somber place, this is one of many memorials along this road, a place to remember the brave souls who gave their lives for ours to be free. (I didn't want to do a rating, but it won't allow me to post without. Very annoying google)

Poignant though provoking place, a beautiful cemetery in the middle of a field

CWGC do amazing job with this and every other site, it is a stunning resting place for lots of true heroes.

A very sobering place to visit. So many gave their lives for us. Immaculately kept. Everyone should visit a war cemetery in France.

Beautiful solemnity. Sadly not wheelchair friendly. Easy parking on both sides of the road.