National Memorial Arboretum
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It brings home how many people gave their lives for their country and that we should remember them the way they deserve. A beautiful place for them to be remembered in.Words can't do the arboretum enough .
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Lovely place for reflecting and for a peaceful walk.
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Lovely place to visit and relax every thing is so we'll looked after, we'll do the team of volunteers
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Wonderful, beautifully kept and very moving.
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Amazing place to visit.
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Very very poignant place to visit, lovely, well looked after and a very peaceful atmosphere, everyone is so friendly, will definitely be visiting again.
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Really enjoyed it. It's quite an experience to see all the names and the different memorials. Recommend it to anyone who haven't been there
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Great tribute to our fallen. Very moving place and a must see.
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So beautifully organised- no words can express feelings & emotions that run through your body- everyone will find a special area, to think, reflect & remember.. A visit is a must..
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Great place to remember our war heros.....
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A great place to visit for all age groups. So interesting you do need at least 2 visits to see it all
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Brilliant day, felt safe and really enjoyed cracking the case of the spy!
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What can I say about such an emotional place. So very pleased we visited it today it has been beautifully laid out and on a large scale only managed to see just over half of it. So will definitely be going back. Highly recommended
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An amazing space with lots to look at and learn.
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Great place to visit
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Absolutely massive need a couple days to get round everything properly
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Really enjoyed my visit staff friendly and polite
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Amazing place definitely worth a visit a nice day out and support a place that honours our fallen heroes
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There is so much to see and so much thought has gone into making each memorial special.
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Atmospheric and thought-provoking. Wonderful place to visit
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Booked the land train immediately for the 11.30am slot and was given lots of information. In the afternoon we found lots of interesting areas. We should have picked up a map.
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Beautifully maintained.You can walk around or take a little train.
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Have been a few times and always discover something new there
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If you have links or history in the family to military, this is a very special place and for anyone who just wants a sedate walk seeing and learning history it's amazing. You cannot do in one day. It's a very special place, I would definitely recommend!!
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A very poignant and peaceful place to remember those who fought and suffered for the country. Several monuments depicts each event that's occured since WW1, including the Gulf War, IRA attacks in Northern Ireland, and 100,000 or so Sikhs you fought alongside the British.
The grounds allowed for a gentle walk in a country environment, which includes facilities such as a restaurant and gift shop.
Entrance is free, but a donation is welcomed. There is a car park fee.
The staff are all volunteers and extremely friendly.
The grounds allowed for a gentle walk in a country environment, which includes facilities such as a restaurant and gift shop.
Entrance is free, but a donation is welcomed. There is a car park fee.
The staff are all volunteers and extremely friendly.
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