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National Memorial Arboretum

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National Memorial Arboretum

4.9/5 based on 11473 reviews

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In January 2020, Tammy Tuffy said:

Beautiful day to rake a walk and remember the many heroes of our country

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In January 2020, RICHARD JONES said:

Very interesting

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In January 2020, Matthew Peters said:

I have been here 4 times but I am still finding more. This time we The Royal Naval Guild of Bellringers had the train tour on Sunday at the end of this years Trafalgar ringing outing.

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In January 2020, Jamie Ford said:

Emotional, inspiring, evocative. Tastefully presented memorials. Outstanding facilities.

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In January 2020, Ken Egan said:

Its everybody's duty to visit this place at least once.

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In January 2020, Peter Oxby said:

A must to visit but maybe in the spring as it is flooded just now.

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In January 2020, Jo Golding said:

Very thought provoking. A very calm tranquil place

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In January 2020, Min Green said:

🌿 beautifully curated gardens honour those that have been lost. Very moving as you walk through the grounds & contemplate the battles of history

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In January 2020, Chris Barsby said:

Everyone should see this tribute to the fallen, very moving indeed. It's also very beautiful there.

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In January 2020, Mike B said:

Amazing place. Well worth a visit. Don't miss the service at 11 am every day.

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In January 2020, Robert Fletcher said:

Loved it, informative interesting!

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In January 2020, Stephen O'Donnell said:

Moving and amazing

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In January 2020, Andy Basterfield said:

Excellent peaceful

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In January 2020, Peter Mitchell said:

Very good day out

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In January 2020, Jacki Brewster said:

Amazing remembrance to all our fallen very emotional 😥❤

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In January 2020, Brendan Bayliss said:

What a wonderful tribute to the people who served this country . So tranquil and serene. Staff ( volunteers) are helpful and knowledgeable. Food halls and coffee shops for a break are clean tidy and food is of a good standard . A not to be missed experience .

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In January 2020, Phillip Curzon-Hallam said:

Really enjoyed coming and looking around learnt alot from here

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In January 2020, Linda Marcks said:

The day we went was pouring with rain so we couldn't walk about, but there was a land train that took us around for over an hour with a recorded message pointing out places and giving plenty of information, all this for just £6. We are definitely going back again so that we can actually walk around.

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In January 2020, Alison Hibbert said:

An amazing place to visit. Very emotional at times. Lots of walking involved or take the landtrain. Nice cafe and gift shop. Free to enter. The land train is at an additional cost.

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In January 2020, julie summers said:

Very thoughfull,and exellent monuments,to all the fallen hero's .

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In January 2020, Angela Hall said:

Brilliant place to visit and pay respect to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in peace times as well as war.

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In January 2020, Mary Gray said:

Its peaceful and beautiful.

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In January 2020, Valerie Cox said:

Very interesting. Given a short but very informative talk, plus guided train tour of the site.

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In January 2020, Barry Hunt said:

Great place to remember those who gave their lives for us, beautiful memorial gardens, train to take you around the site for £6. Recommend a visit.
Cafe and restrauant on site.

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In January 2020, Ashley Cooper said:

what a beautiful peaceful place to visit

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