Near Spean Bridge in the Scottish Highlands, the Commando Memorial honours the British Commandos of the Second World War. Three bronze figures stand against views of the Nevis mountain range, giving the site a striking setting for quiet remembrance. You can also visit the Garden of Remembrance, where tributes are placed, and attend annual services such as those held on Remembrance Day. Allow time to read about the memorial’s history and pause at the viewing marker, where donations can be made.
The memorial and its setting
The Commando Memorial commemorates the British Commandos of the Second World War. Its three bronze figures stand outdoors, with the Nevis mountain range in view. The setting gives you space to pause and reflect on the people the memorial honours.
Garden of Remembrance
The Garden of Remembrance provides a place for tributes. Annual services are held at the memorial, including on Remembrance Day. A viewing marker near the main monument is available for donations.
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Where is the Commando Memorial?
It is near Spean Bridge, at PH34 4EG, in Scotland.
Is there parking at the memorial?
Yes. Free parking is available, and the parking area and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
Can I visit the memorial at any time?
The memorial is open 24 hours a day, every day.
What can I see at the memorial?
The site has three bronze figures, a Garden of Remembrance and views of the Nevis mountain range.
