The Canadian National Vimy Memorial is a significant war memorial located in Vimy, France. It commemorates the Canadian soldiers who fought and died during the First World War, particularly in the Battle of Vimy Ridge in April 1917. The memorial features two towering pylons and is set on the site of the battle, symbolizing the sacrifice and bravery of Canadian troops. Unveiled in 1936, the memorial was designed by architect Walter Seymour Allward and is recognized for its impressive sculptures and beautiful landscape. It serves as a place of reflection and remembrance, attracting visitors from around the world who honor the legacy of those who served.