Gardens and cemeteries act as a focus for remembrance of our veterans. The gardens feature memorial plaques. War cemeteries commemorate those whose lives ended during or because of their service. Gardens and war cemeteries are open to visitors.

War Cemeteries in Australia

Find the graves of those who died within our borders as a result of war.

War Cemeteries overseas

Find war cemeteries overseas with more than 200 Australians buried or cremated

Gardens of Remembrance

Our gardens are places of peace, where you can remember and memorialise your loved ones

Visiting a War Cemetery or Garden of Remembrance

Find out how you can visit War Cemeteries and Gardens of Remembrance

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