National Memorial Arboretum
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Peaceful
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A treat to see Thatcham RBL's tree. Really need to return as more time needed to see more memorials in detail, but the train and the guide on the train were marvellous!
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Calming
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Fabulous time ❤ loved it.good food. If you want a trip round. Go on the train.stacks to see.
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The most beautiful place to see all armed forces that have past
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Peaceful place to remember war hero’s
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Beautiful well kept memorial, just lovely to walk around in peaceful surroundings.
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Amazing place, would highly recommend
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A fantastic place to visit.
Staff are wonderful, and there is a land train tour and buggies for the less able.
Lovely food in the cafe.
Staff are wonderful, and there is a land train tour and buggies for the less able.
Lovely food in the cafe.
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Very humbling place. Could spend two days here and still miss things. Well worth visiting
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Well worth a visit
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Wonderful place to reflect on what so many have given in service.
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Wonderful afternoon spent walking around looking at the memorials. Very peaceful and relaxing. So much to see, will be sure to return. Great coffee shop, toilet facilities, parking and friendly staff.
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Wonderful place ran fantastically by brilliant knowledgeable friendly volunteers,the memorials are well maintained as are the gardens ...I cant recommend this place highly enough also went to the restaurant for sunday lunch which was amazing ...tasty and reasonably priced ! We will definitely be back ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Superb place to visit
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Such a wonderful place, a must visit with beautiful memorials to our heroes, thought provoking and beautiful.
Plenty of parking spaces, although book you parking space on line.
Nice gift shops and restaurant, also friendly staff who are very happy to help you enjoy your visit.
Plenty of parking spaces, although book you parking space on line.
Nice gift shops and restaurant, also friendly staff who are very happy to help you enjoy your visit.
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Very moving place to visit.
Dog-friendliness: Good to be able to take the dog.
Dog-friendliness: Good to be able to take the dog.
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A warm welcome from the first assistant at the door to everyone I met on site here. Convenient disabled parking. Good quality free to borrow wheelchair.
I can reccomend the land train. We had limited mobility and limited time. The commentary was informative.
Good standard of catering, again everyone was very helpful.
The number of memorials was almost overwhelming. We would visit again.
Currently be aware that exits onto A38 northbound are closed due to HS2 roadworks.
Restrooms: Modern clean and generous number available.
Reception keep a spare Radar key for the disabled facilities.
I can reccomend the land train. We had limited mobility and limited time. The commentary was informative.
Good standard of catering, again everyone was very helpful.
The number of memorials was almost overwhelming. We would visit again.
Currently be aware that exits onto A38 northbound are closed due to HS2 roadworks.
Restrooms: Modern clean and generous number available.
Reception keep a spare Radar key for the disabled facilities.
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Massive site and massive emotions
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Last went 6 years ago.
Would suggest ore booking online for car park which will save some money.
Remains free entry.
Resturant good portions and good quality
You can book various golf buggy tours
But just give yourself time to walk around and enjoy arboretum and take in the impressive;dramatic;thought provoking memorial monuments.
The Polish memorial worth going to as has history of Polands significant involvement in WW11 etched into stone.
Shot at dawn haunting.
Replica trench fascinating.
Main memorial at centre an edifice to stand with structures in the somme and Ypres region.
The map given to you is not to scale and only has a fraction of memorials so just head of into trees and you might find a pebbled beach. A fairground ride;
There are computers you can look up family if involved in wars.
Just to note memorials are for all conflicts and sadly people lost
Would suggest ore booking online for car park which will save some money.
Remains free entry.
Resturant good portions and good quality
You can book various golf buggy tours
But just give yourself time to walk around and enjoy arboretum and take in the impressive;dramatic;thought provoking memorial monuments.
The Polish memorial worth going to as has history of Polands significant involvement in WW11 etched into stone.
Shot at dawn haunting.
Replica trench fascinating.
Main memorial at centre an edifice to stand with structures in the somme and Ypres region.
The map given to you is not to scale and only has a fraction of memorials so just head of into trees and you might find a pebbled beach. A fairground ride;
There are computers you can look up family if involved in wars.
Just to note memorials are for all conflicts and sadly people lost
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A profoundly moving day.
Restrooms: Idea for the disabled visitor, very clean and plenty of room for your wheelchair.
Restrooms: Idea for the disabled visitor, very clean and plenty of room for your wheelchair.
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Cafe is nice. Good place to have a walk around - very interesting.
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If you are wondering whether to visit the national memorial arboretum, just do it! Visited for the first time a few days ago and it was overwhelming. A wonderful setting in which to remember the tragedy and heroism of so, so many people.
It was impossible to take it all in with just one visit but still thinking about it days later. From a botanical point of view it is wonderful too.
Managed to find a memorial relevant to the family which was moving.
It was impossible to take it all in with just one visit but still thinking about it days later. From a botanical point of view it is wonderful too.
Managed to find a memorial relevant to the family which was moving.
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Do I need to book a seat on the train?
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What
beautiful, poignant place to visit. Spent over 5 hours there and still didn't see all of it. Highly recommend anyone to go there.
beautiful, poignant place to visit. Spent over 5 hours there and still didn't see all of it. Highly recommend anyone to go there.
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