National Memorial Arboretum
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This place is amazing and well worth a visit. It is peaceful and tranquil and makes you appreciate the sacrifices of others. You have to book in advance online. Parking is just £4 and free entry. You need 2-3 hours really to explore everywhere.
There is a shop and cafe on site but the majority of the places to visit are outside so pick a dry day.
There is a shop and cafe on site but the majority of the places to visit are outside so pick a dry day.
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Very emotional and sombre place, makes you think about all the people that have lost their lives so others can live their own
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Booked for 6 of us for the day at 11am slot. Very organised at entrance. Booked the land train which at £6 was well worth the 50min journey, so informative. Then booked the 'easy' Treasure Hunt, which was ace. Took us to parts of the park we would not have gone to, a lot of walking but you can do it quicker if you plan ahead. Took us about 3 hours to complete, and we did it correctly! This Arboretum is a truly beautiful place. A must for everyone, very moving and reflective. Great cafe and shop. Very attentive staff. Very much enjoyed our day. Thankyou.
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Beautiful peaceful calm tranquil place .to think relax .pay your respects and have a nice slice of vegan cake .
Lots to do for young n old .
Lots to do for young n old .
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Lovely site to walk round even in the rain.
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Fantastic, quiet, beautiful natural area with many monuments to the fallen celebrating their sacrifices. Staff very helpful and welcoming. Great day out
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A very peaceful and poignant place. Extremely well maintained garden and woodland with over 300 memorials to different groups of people who have died serving their country and fellow countrymen.
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Beautiful setting with poignant and fitting memorials
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Always a delight to visit, beautiful and emotional.
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5 stars is not enough for this place a very humble experience
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Fabulous memorial gardens. Very moving.
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Entry is free and parking is £4 per day. The place is huge in its area and a visit will take from an hour to a half day. It is definitely worth a visit and realizing that we are not so bad again with the covid. For Japan Germany WW2 was hooray
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Really enjoyed our visit. Helpful staff. Lots of walking or you can take the little train.
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Beautiful and peaceful, couldn't go on the RTTW , We want to show our respect for the brave people of the services and support,as well all the animals who gave there all, will be back, thanks so much,tax and Mitzi 🐺🦄
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Wonderful day spent at the Arboretum and was glad we could still listen to the 11am service. Well organised, Covid restrictions well thought through and highlight this year was the 'Hold Still' digital exhibition.
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A wonderfully peaceful and reflective space for everyone to enjoy and learn at their own pace
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Lovely peaceful place. Well organised and beautiful!
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Late afternoon, just by chance visit very special
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Really good place to visit and very friendly staff.
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Excellent work being done to remember all . Should be supported more by the government
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Wonderful, peaceful place
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Lovely autumn colours in an tranquil setting
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Had a funeral 10 mons away so booked in for some fresh air and reflection time. Inappropriately dressed, needed walking shoes but that aside it was brilliant. You catch sight of memorials and are drawn in, needed lots more time than I had. Usual OTT covid stuff going on but means you have time and space to think
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Kids thoroughly enjoyed the Halloween trail (and the prize of a toffee apple!). Staff members went out of their way to help each time we needed it. A national treasure and everyone should take the time to visit and pay respect.
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Peaceful thought provoking place
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