National Memorial Arboretum
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What a fantastic place to visit, very moving and peaceful but also very much alive. Keith a member of staff there went above and beyond his duty to make our trip memorable and his knowledge was remarkable.
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My family and I enjoyed our visit to this beautiful place, but were disappointed to find there is not a memorial to the fallen of the first and second world wars. We asked a guide the reason for this and were told it is because there are too many names to mention - we thoroughly appreciate this but then went on to visit the Polish memorial and they have listed the campaigns and the number of people killed in each of these, so don't understand why there isn't something similar for the fallen of the first and second world wars.
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Really lovely visit, a fantastic memorial
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Brilliant
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A place everyone must visit.
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Incredible place and it's free make a day of it.
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Have to phone ahead and book but otherwise very well organized. Social Distancing in place and lots of volunteers to advise where required. Restaurants both open and lovely shop. Well worth a visit or more as there's so much to see.
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Very moving place. Beautifully laid out and very thought provoking.
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Amazing day out
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Stunning place. Didn't have a lot of time so went on the land train. Worth the ticket price. We will return.
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Very beautifully laid out and so emotional everything civic friendly
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Built in beautiful surroundings it is well worth a visit.The memorials are first rate and explained in full.Great day out.
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Wonderful moving experience.
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We spent over 4 hours walking around the very impressive Memorial gardens and could easily spend another 4 there is so much to see (and read). The memorials themselves are amazing. Felt very safe there excellent restaurant.
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Everyone should visit at least once. Terrific place.
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Superb place to visit. Very moving at times. Staff were fantasticly helpfull and very knowledgeable. Loved it, thank you.
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Absolutely stunning and respectful to armed conflict
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A wonderful day out, very moving. The memorials are varied, some very traditional and some more like modern sculpture. The setting by the river is lovely. In time when the trees grow more it will be stunning, and the main memorial is spectacular and dignified. Covid regs were easy to follow, plenty of space inside, and outside there is so much space, you can feel confident you'll be safe even if you're vulnerable. And the scrummy afternoon tea which we had as a takeout really good value.Dogs are allowed on a lead as long as you stick to the paths and they don't go on any of the memorials.
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Great memorial, most or all parts wheelchair accessible with some areas grass but the soil is firm for wheels etc
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A truly respectful and beautiful place
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A must see bucket list place! Stunning setting, a reflective and emotional experience and well worth an unrushed visit. Recommend the land train first and then select places to go back to.
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Really good, lots of safty measures in place at prescent. Nice to look around with out the RTTW crowd. Well worth a visit allow plenty of time so much to see
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First class memorial to fallen soldiers. Fully accessible for disabled and with good cafe and toilet facilities. Very clean and tidy. Well worth spending a day here
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Excellent place to visit
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One of the best places I have ever visited in UK
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