National Memorial Arboretum
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This place is a lot bigger than we thought. There are a multitude of exhibits in the grounds. I would advise taking the tour train as you get a commentary of the displays as you pass them. If you want to walk around you will need hours. The cafe and shop are very good. The displays are first class and well laid out. Well worth a visit. It is free to get in, parking is charged at £6 per day (2024).
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Always a great day out, lots of space for children, the stick man trail is good. Obviously the setting is sombre and respect must always be given.
A special place!
A special place!
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Stunning,quiet reflective place
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Toilets: Beat toilets ever.
Immaculate.
Immaculate.
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A place where everyone should go to once in a lifetime. Restaurant very good
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A beautiful remembrance garden to all the armed forces.
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Came on remembrance Sunday, wow what a privilege, was really inspiring to see past and present servicemen and woman and anyone representing... always recommend coming here, a great place to be humbled... love coming here more and more each time I come, for me you have go visit 'Shot at dawn'
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Lovely quiet place for reflection on lost lives
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Visiting the National Memorial Arboretum was a truly moving experience. The sheer scale and beauty of the site, combined with the poignant memorials, creates a powerful atmosphere of reflection and respect. It's a place where you can connect with history, honor those who have served, and appreciate the sacrifices made for our freedom.
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A profoundly respectful & carefully crafted memorial to the fallen, it stands as a poignant reminder of the deep cost of conflict. A beautiful setting, it evokes a somber atmosphere, yet remains imbued with a sense of hope.
The memorial honours service men & women killed since 1945 & names etched into its walls is particularly moving - 22 of whom I knew personally.
This is a must visit place, whether for education, reflection or pilgrimage.
Entrance is free but you'll need to pay to park.
The memorial honours service men & women killed since 1945 & names etched into its walls is particularly moving - 22 of whom I knew personally.
This is a must visit place, whether for education, reflection or pilgrimage.
Entrance is free but you'll need to pay to park.
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It's wonderful place to visit I visit the memorial for the Cyprus conflict 1955 to 1959 where 371 young lads national service was killed
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Toilets: Clean
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Amazing memorials. Extensive grounds. Very emotive place to remember all that have been lost. Large cafe, reasonable prices. Free entry, £6 to park or £4 online.
Highly recommend a visit here
Highly recommend a visit here
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We had the most amazing day here . Lovely meal and experience . The team are a credit and should be rewarded in this.
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First time visiting this place ,we had a very pleasant Sunday lunch very quick service ,very cosy on the inside pleasant friendly staff ,food superb ...
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Remberance Service. A very emotional but wonderful day.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
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Amazing
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Just totally anazing. The whole crew do excellent work. It's always expanding and so always new things to see.
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Highly recommended. Amazing tribute to service personnel and those that lost their lives fighting for our country.
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Amazing place.
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Inspiring site. Lots to see very good value.
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Huge welcoming place incorporating all the services in war .
Good cafe and good food. Certainly got our steps in but could get the train around the site or a buggy.
Good cafe and good food. Certainly got our steps in but could get the train around the site or a buggy.
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Lest we forget.
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Dog-friendliness: First class.
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Outstanding
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