Florence American Cemetery and Memorial Tours and Tickets

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Visiting the Florence American Cemetery and Memorial is free—just walk into the site during opening hours and look around at your leisure. Staff members can answer any questions free of charge, but if you’d rather experience the cemetery with a guide, you can book a private tour for a fee.

The Florence American Cemetery and Memorial is typically open daily from 9am to 5pm, with the exception of two annual closing dates: December 25 and January 1. It is open on national Italian holidays.

You can get to the Florence American Cemetery and Memorial in about 25 minutes by car, taxi, or bus. The cemetery is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) south of Florence, and free parking is available. The 365A, 368A, and 370A Autolinee Toscane buses run frequently between Florence and the cemetery.

The Florence American Cemetery and Memorial is dedicated to the Americans who served in Italy during World War II. Located in the Tuscan hills, the burial site has symmetrical white headstones marking the nearly 4,400 dead, and granite panels display the 1,409 names of those missing in action.

Yes, guided tours are available at the Florence American Cemetery and Memorial. Hire an expert to show you around the site and explain its historical significance. Staff members can answer questions anytime at the visitors’ building and show you to specific graves and memorial sites.