National Memorial Arboretum
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We went for the illuminated walk. It was amazing our boys loved it!
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Fabulous place
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Beautiful calming place
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Well worth the visit to see so many memorials in one place.
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Everyone should visit this place at least once - a unique experience for every visitor. Good cafe and souvenir shop.
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Peaceful, accessible and we'll thought out. As a serving Royal Engineer I feel the Royal Engineer memorial rather a let down and it could do with a redesign.
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We attended the National Memorial Arboretum "Illuminated Arboretum" event last night and it was fantastic. We've been to the NMA a few times in the day but it was really something to see it lit up in the dark. The main memorial in the centre looked even more magnificent. It was tastefully done and extremely well organised. The flow of people was really well controlled so we felt we had our own space to enjoy the walk and take in displays.
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Amazing place! Well worth the visit
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Moving, touching, you never fail to learn something every time you visit...
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Always had it on my radar and finally went yesterday. Very moving and a wonderful setting. Restaurant was adequate but the grounds and memorials were absolutely amazing. Thank you I will be back soon.
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What an excellent place to visit, we spent more than 2 hours walking round the Arboretum & still didn't see everything, gives us an excuse to go back. Lovely visitor centre, friendly, helpful staff.The food in the restaurant was really good & not overpriced like a lot of places.
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Superbly created memorial to all those that have lost their lives or might still be living with disabilities brought about by their involvement in, not only conflict, but day to day duties with the police, fire service or paramedics. The whole site features names of individuals, groups, units and commemorative tributes in a variety of forms. The central feature is extremely impressive with an alignment slit left between two circular walls that allow the sunshine, if about, to focus on a third wall with statues, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh month. Trees are abundant and we want to return when they will be adorned with spring and summer leaves and colours. The shop and museum are equally impressive as is the restaurant with lovely food and drink for very reasonable prices. We will certainly be going back.
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1st visit, not the last
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An unforgettable experience.
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An amazing place to visit with beautiful memorials to those who died whilst serving their country in various Wars and Conflicts.....well worth the visit in fact.
Their Names Liveth Forevermore ⚘
Their Names Liveth Forevermore ⚘
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A must see place to visit. Very educational and emotional.
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Excellent place to visit. Well laid out and very respectful.
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Fantastic place, the memorials are spread out and sometimes not easy to find but worth it if you are looking to remember a relative or be proud when they find the Regiment they served in. Good disabled facilities with mobility scooters available if you can't walk too far and a good restaurant and gift shop as you go in, ample parking and very friendly and helpful members of staff. Well worth the trip.
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Beautiful.....everyone should visit. A peaceful day paying respects.
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What an amazing place so peaceful so respectful the Memorial walls & gardens were delightful & the staff & volunteers so helpful it was lovely to take time to remember those who weren't able to come home in order to protect my freedoms
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Remembering the fallen, very emotional
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Everyone should visit this place at least once in their lifetime.
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Food for thought at every turn, tear-provoking memorials throughout. Well-maintained and staffed by friendly people, eager to help. A credit to our nation.
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If theres one place to visit in your lifetime’
Its this amazing place.
Truthfully words cant say the feelings
You experience.
Truly a humbling experience
Its this amazing place.
Truthfully words cant say the feelings
You experience.
Truly a humbling experience
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Brilliant tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. I went with my Scout group to lay a wreath at the Scout memorial very poignant Lovely Cafeteria
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