National Memorial Arboretum
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Agreat day out with lovely staff
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Fantastic place to reflect how others have changed our lives by giving their own. Bring comfy walking shoes it's 150 acres of grounds to see
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We bought a VIP package for my parents as a Christmas present. Mike our guide was very knowledgeable with lots of stories to tell.
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Always worth a visit
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Great place very moving experience
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What an amazing place, respectful and very thought provoking. This was our third visit, each time we find something we haven't seen before.
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The site is dedicated as a memorial to honour the fallen and as such a reminder of the sacrifice made. The Arboretum is well managed, the design well thought out and the memorials themselves amazing. Such a fitting tribute.
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Absolutely superb. Wonderful and tranquil area. Fitting memorial to past and present.
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Amazing place
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The new buildings are a vast improvement on the previous one, with the main reception, shop & restaurant area having more space for visitors.
The prices in the restaurant tend to be a little higher than those available in other businesses in the surrounding area.
When visiting, you need to spend more than a couple of hours here to appreciate & see all the various memorials.
The prices in the restaurant tend to be a little higher than those available in other businesses in the surrounding area.
When visiting, you need to spend more than a couple of hours here to appreciate & see all the various memorials.
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So peaceful
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Wonderful place to visit and show respect to our fallen
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Lovely place to remember.
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Honoured to visit
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This was my first visit, it is a beautiful, peaceful place. Did not see it all, but I shall be back next year. Thank you for all the hard work put into having somewhere to remember everyone who fought and died to make out world a better place to live. God Bless
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A beautiful humbling experience. Staff are amazingly friendly and helpful. The train tour is a must. Everyone should try and visit and pay their respects to our heros
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Really somber just see for yourself
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Very relaxing and makes you very humble to be alive, thanks to the servicemen and women who fought for our country
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Beautiful, peaceful place offered chance for two brothers in their 80s to share their memories of National Service and their Sargent Major father in the Royal Artillery.
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Experience. All should see. Proud to be English. And of course British.
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Stunning and sobering. Be prepared to shed a few tears.
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A wonderful peaceful place to visit. We will definitely be back.
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A lovely place to visit, so pieceful and calm, a place to sit and contemplate and to pay your respects to the heroes who have fallen. This is my second visit to the arboretum and I will visit again sometime.
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Being ex military I enjoyed seeing round this place, the guides are super and have a broad wealth of knowledge, plan to be there all day and even then you won't see it all, there is a nice cafe with a comprehensive menu and a nice gift / souvenir shop.
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Amazing place for families to visit who have lost loved ones. Very sad to see how many names are on the wall.
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