Commonwealth War Cemetery in Exochi, Thessaloniki

The Commonwealth War Cemetery in the Exochi area of Thessaloniki is a place of remembrance for the soldiers of the British Commonwealth who lost their lives during World War I and subsequent conflicts. Established in 1916, the cemetery is the final resting place for approximately 1,800 soldiers, primarily from Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

The design of the cemetery is simple and elegant, featuring spacious walkways surrounded by meticulously maintained gardens. At the center of the cemetery stands a memorial that honors the fallen, along with information about their history and contributions during the war. The cemetery is renowned for its serene atmosphere and beautiful views of the surrounding area, offering visitors a place to reflect on the soldiers' sacrifices.

The Commonwealth War Cemetery is recognized and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, ensuring that the memory and respect for those who served are preserved. It is open to the public, attracting visitors who wish to honor the legacy and history of these soldiers.