National Memorial Arboretum
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There is so much to see. You might need 2 visits. I learnt so much. There is something for every nationality. I can't believe it's free. There's a restaurant where you can eat in or sit out. There are plenty of toilets. There are woodland walks too.
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Well run and very pleasant walk
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never felt crowded despite plenty of visitors.. plenty to see and look at. fitting memorials to those who have served in all capacities
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Beautiful place, very peaceful. A great day out for all ages, plenty to do and see. The grounds are very well kept and the memorials are a perfect tribute to those we've lost as a nation through the years.
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Everything we expected and more. Beautifully designed and very moving. Plenty of areas for quiet reflection. Booking on line available for parking (£4) entry to the Arboretum is free although most left donations. Mobility scooters can be booked. Grounds are all very accessible and well signposted. At least 4 hours would be needed to see most of the memorials. Highly recommended
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A place we should all visit, heart breaking.
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Great place to remember
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What a fantastic place to visit.
There is so much to see that you can spend a whole day with wondering around
Well maintained and the staff is very friendly
There is so much to see that you can spend a whole day with wondering around
Well maintained and the staff is very friendly
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Such a peaceful place to visit. Make sure you give yourself a good few hours. There is a 'land train' (ie golf buggy) that will take you if you're not able to walk it
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Brilliant experience
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Always awesome
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Has a special meaning to me it is a very lovely place to visit would highly recommend.
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Wow this place is a most see. It so moving well done everyone
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Lovely
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Wow!
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Amazing place, fitting memorial to all that have fallen
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Great day will definitely come back
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Need much more time to make the most of it.the volentiersareGreat day out. very helpful,the food not expensive
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Everyone needs to visit the memorial.
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A very lifting experience - a chance to visit my Father's plaque.I was amazed at the size, tranquility and good order this place was kept in.
Very good facilities on site - the land train is the perfect way to get a good overview.
The onsite restaurant was very good
Very good facilities on site - the land train is the perfect way to get a good overview.
The onsite restaurant was very good
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I did not, but worth checking if you need to book before going .
I completely under-estimated how big this place is.
Very peaceful - tranquil - quite - humbling.
Some very touching soul searching pieces.
If you only intend to go once. Allow yourself plenty of time.
I expect to return to do the bits I didn't do this time. Sits on 150 acres. Comfy shoes as lots of walking.
I completely under-estimated how big this place is.
Very peaceful - tranquil - quite - humbling.
Some very touching soul searching pieces.
If you only intend to go once. Allow yourself plenty of time.
I expect to return to do the bits I didn't do this time. Sits on 150 acres. Comfy shoes as lots of walking.
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We visited here 4th September with our parents who came down from Scotland and we came up from Cornwall. It was the Royal Corps of Signals Memorial Service. This was our first ever visit, what a fantastic place to visit! We want to go back as it is massive, we need a couple more days there. Overwhelming. Thank you to everyone who was so kind to us. Very poignant service as were the memorials that we did manage to see. Thank you for a fabulous day.
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Fantastic first visit, can't wait to go back and explore a bit more
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NMA is a place in central UK. It is a place to remember all the losses the British Armed Forces have had since the end off WW2. It is a place where it is easy to walk around or u can catch a road train to take u around the site. U can hire wheelchairs if they are needed in your party. Lots too see and do. And for the younger members of any family lots to see and learn. There is also a shop and a cafe there as well. I would highly recommend this place if you have never been before.
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A lovely peaceful spot. Well run with a lot of the work being done by volunteers. Good facilities, parking etc. Information provided has been well researched with a special commendation for the Far East WW2 area.
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