National Memorial Arboretum
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Wonderful day. 😊😊
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Fantastic to see a volunteer run project such as this dedicated to the serving and the thousands who served and fell too soon
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Love this place. Very evocative atmosphere. More than a memorial to the armed forces. Good food in the restaurant.
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What an excellent way to spend a day, and reflect on what are brave service men and women did for us all.
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Very interesting
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Wonderful memories of the visit to commemorate the D-Day 75th anniversary great time spent with the people whose were involved with this and there friends and family together with the presence of Prince William. Thoroughly recommend the place and great memories of the event still linger and remember that we must not forget them!!!
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Visited the National Memorial Arboretum yesterday. It is a wonderful, tranquil, beautiful place. It sits in 150 acres and offers lots of things to lots of people, but something to everybody. Firstly greeted by knowledgeable staff who can point you in the right direction. The entrance hall is impressive and you can just look around and reflect on the past. There is a lovely shop, a good cafe and a separate coffee shop just across the courtyard. Because the weather was horrible we went on the land train tour, covered and dry, jam packed with information about monuments that we passed. Also our driver was entertaining and knowledgeable. It lasts about 45 - 50 minutes and well worth the £6 price for adults. We are going to return and walk around so you can get right up to the memorials and read the plaques. Its not just older war campaigns, the Falklands, Iraq and Afghanistan and not just about the military. The Fire Brigade, Police and Ambulance along with many other civilian bodies. Please visit, pay the car parking at £3.00 for a full day, and try to spend as much as you can as the upkeep is a lot of money and the Arboretum gets no public money.
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Everyone needs to visit this place. Run by volunteers, it is very well kept and laid out. It is free to go into 150 landscaped acres that contain memorials to Associations of Military bodies. Donations are appreciated.
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Inspiring pkace
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Very impressive.Pitu it rained all day but we enjoyed the train ride around the memorials
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Absolutely wonderful place. Very special.
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Happy and sad.
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This is a beautiful peaceful place. Good level paths to walk. There is wheelchair hire and mobility scooters available as well several land trains. Well worth a visit but allow yourself plenty of time as there is a lot to take in and see.
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Breathtaking. Incredible balance between natural setting and deeply moving thought provoking memorials. Extensive cover of everyone who served. A must visit.
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Another fantastic day at this humbling location.
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This is a very moving place to visit. It's well worth going on a buggy and train trip where the very knowledgeable guides will tell you all about the memorials.
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Allow all day to get round it all.
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I have been waiting to come to The National Memorial Arboretum for years, we picked a glorious day to visit which made an already wonderful day really special. I never served in the services but I realise what those who have served and those who currently do have given so greatly that it should never be forgotten. The site has a lovely restaurant to have a snack or a meal before or after you walk round the site. For those who are disabled like me, you can hire a electric scooter or wheelchair to get around. Don't hesitate to visit it is a sombre but inspiring visit.
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Had a brilliant day out. Really enjoyed it, the place was amazing, lots of history, learning something new as you walk around. Can't fault the lovely sunny day. Love it
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Great day out for all the family
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The only 'drawback' with the Arboretum was the lack of time to explore fully. If possible, would suggest making this a two-day visit.
The grounds themselves are glorious and extremely well tended.
Monuments are not only sculpturally magnificent, but also respectful and poignant.
Staff throughout our trip were welcoming, patient and informative.
Can't recommend the Arboretum highly enough.
The grounds themselves are glorious and extremely well tended.
Monuments are not only sculpturally magnificent, but also respectful and poignant.
Staff throughout our trip were welcoming, patient and informative.
Can't recommend the Arboretum highly enough.
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Very patriotic to all our special people
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Loved it very somber
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We have been here several times always a place worth visiting and always remember the brave souls who have fought and paid the ultimate price so we may enjoy the freedom we have today never forget them
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Always a good day out.Staff very knowledgeable & friendly.
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