National Memorial Arboretum
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Lovely, peaceful and emotional place. Lot's to see. l loved this place
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Beautiful place, well kept and beautiful monuments
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A beautiful place to visit. Lots of walking to be done. Free entry and £4 parking. We'll worth a visit. Went with children age 9 and 11 and they enjoyed and understood what it was about.
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A place to reflect
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Had a wonderful time at the prom night staff were amazing and so was the meal
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Well maintained and helpful staff. Many interesting snippits of hisory here.
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every uk citizen should visit this place
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It's was a very peaceful reflective place
With positive memorials
Well design & thoughtful place
You can take children who can learn & play in beautiful tended Gardens
The team were helpful positive well knowledge with information
Thank you
With positive memorials
Well design & thoughtful place
You can take children who can learn & play in beautiful tended Gardens
The team were helpful positive well knowledge with information
Thank you
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It's a very tranquil place, lots of memorials for different reasons but still a good place to visit to say your thank you for all those people that gave their lives for good
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Lovely peaceful day out well worth a visit
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Very poignant
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Excellent venue, excellent staff, mostly volunteers, plenty to see.
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Under appreciated awesome memorial
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Really great place.
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The most tranquil place in my eyes you can visit for Free. Only car parking charges £4.
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A very special place, sensitively done and full of atmosphere
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A place to remember and think about all those who have given their lives for our country during conflicts at home and abroad. Some quite moving monuments and words which express volumes. A large remembrance site so we'll manicured and well kept. Cafe restaurant on site. Free entry, donations accepted.
Long walk around the whole site which is all flat but there is a land train with commentary if you don't/can't walk that far.
Long walk around the whole site which is all flat but there is a land train with commentary if you don't/can't walk that far.
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Superb memorial great surroundings
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Fantastic place to reflect on the heavy sacrifices given .
Great garden and river walks.
Great garden and river walks.
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I've been going to the Arboretum every year since I first discovered it about five years ago. It's so peaceful and relaxing to stroll around on a sunny day. There's always something new to discover as the site is so big. It's not really for children unless they are at an age to appreciate the memorials, or just enjoy a long pleasant walk. The latest renovations are now finished and the cafe is now significantly larger. If you want to park in the main car park, prebooking is recommended, even on weekdays
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It was an interesting experience but not much for my little one to do.
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Wonderful tribute
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Good day to reflect a full day really is needed to see everything
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Very moving experience.
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All at the same time this is a heartbreaking and breathtaking place to visit. So well laid out. The volunteers are invaluable with all the help and knowledge they share, especially Paul (Virgo) is a font of information. Thank you for such a memorable day.
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