The communal cemetery of Polczyn-Zdroj contains two places of remembrance. The first is not linked to French remembrance. It comprises a few old German tombstones and a monument erected in 1988 at the initiative of the former inhabitants of Bad Polzin (when the town was German, before 1945). A bilingual plaque commemorates all the people buried in the cemetery. Another plaque was placed in 1993 in memory of the victims of Katyn.
The second place of remembrance is specifically French. It is a common grave of the French soldiers who died in captivity in 1870. A monument bears an inscription in Polish, and one can also read, in French: "Polczyn-Zdroj – its dead". An obelisk topped with a bicorne hat also commemorates the passage of the soldiers of the Grande Armée who died during the retreat from Moscow in 1812-1813.