National Memorial Arboretum
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Was wet so did train round. Half of commentary did not match up to stops. Hard to see some the the points they talked about. Would have been better to have used buggies.
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A great day out, very humbling, lots of amazing memorials. highly recommended
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First time we used a buggy, saved carrying band instruments. St John service went well and they saved us some food. Weather good, an enjoyable day.
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Always worth a visit
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Loved every minute of it.Fantastic experience.Reccomend the train ride first to get your bearings .Will definitely go back .
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Beautiful and peaceful - it is a very moving place to visit. Surprised how many memorials there are - to many for one day's visit. We will visit again
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A truly amazing place with so many beautiful memorials.
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£6 to park but free entry. Nice restaurant. Great day out
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Beautiful place, so respectful of all the ex service men and women attending xx
Restrooms: Well kept.
Picnic area: All in lovely places.
Restrooms: Well kept.
Picnic area: All in lovely places.
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Definitely worth a visit.
Perfect day.
Perfect day.
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Very interesting
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Always wanted to go and very glad I did.
Very impressive and humbling. Payed my respects to the RFA (Royal Fleet Auxiliary Service) along with the Merchant Navy.
Very impressive and humbling. Payed my respects to the RFA (Royal Fleet Auxiliary Service) along with the Merchant Navy.
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Always something new to see. Wish we lived closer
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Andrew is a 92 years old KSLI Rifleman who was sent to Korea at 18 years old. He wanted to see what the memorial was for his old regiment.
So we took a Taylor Made Buggy Tour - Wonderful. We had a lovely guide, Jane, who made sure Andrew got to visit all the important place to him; and also gave us loads of information on others memorials and how all the trees, settings had so much meaning. So much attention to detail.
All the people, staff & volunteers were relaxed, helpful which adds so much to a place.
Need to visit again in a different season to see the daffodils & pink cherry trees in blossom for a different feel.
We had a breakfast roll & free car parking included. We had a light lunch and then went on the train just for fun ! Again, the lady was great, looked after us with good care.
Even if you have no military contacts -
there's something here for YOU !
So we took a Taylor Made Buggy Tour - Wonderful. We had a lovely guide, Jane, who made sure Andrew got to visit all the important place to him; and also gave us loads of information on others memorials and how all the trees, settings had so much meaning. So much attention to detail.
All the people, staff & volunteers were relaxed, helpful which adds so much to a place.
Need to visit again in a different season to see the daffodils & pink cherry trees in blossom for a different feel.
We had a breakfast roll & free car parking included. We had a light lunch and then went on the train just for fun ! Again, the lady was great, looked after us with good care.
Even if you have no military contacts -
there's something here for YOU !
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First time with friends amazing place will have to go back so much to see
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Very welcoming and friendly and helpful staff. Enjoyed a nice meal in the cafe. The loan of a wheelchair much appreciated. Thank you.
Restrooms: Spotless and clean. Plenty of room in the disabled toilets.
Dog-friendliness: Don't own a dog but saw plenty with their owners
Picnic area: Did not use but people were using them.
Restrooms: Spotless and clean. Plenty of room in the disabled toilets.
Dog-friendliness: Don't own a dog but saw plenty with their owners
Picnic area: Did not use but people were using them.
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Very impressive, neatly kept, memorial a must see when visiting the UK, as South Afican from Port Elizabth , visit a highlight solar.
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Love the arboretum and think it well worth a visit. When I came previously the last post and history talk were given at the same time. I took my sister in law with me this time and as she has visited Arlington. I was keen for her to know how it had in part, inspired the NMA. We had the last post and partial talk given at 11am but had to go back at 12.30pm for the next part. We were the only ones who went back. It disjoints the day somehow, it doesn't fit right. It was better the way it was done before. Would have given 5 stars but for this.
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Love the peace. Just so calm. Learn so much each time I go .wonderful cafe
Picnic area: Lovely for the children
Picnic area: Lovely for the children
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Beautiful and peaceful place to explore and remember
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My fourth visit. Much improved. Staff friendly, scooters are a godsend for us seniors (84 》 .
Restrooms: Clean. Disabled one too.
Dog-friendliness: Don't have z dog. But it was nice to see them there, all on their leads.
Restrooms: Clean. Disabled one too.
Dog-friendliness: Don't have z dog. But it was nice to see them there, all on their leads.
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It's hard to describe,it's just an amazing place it would take you all day to get round. Amazing place.
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Beautiful landscaped grounds to visit and show your respect to those who served and lost their lives for Queen and Country. My brother and I went with our 86 year old dad who served in the military police in Cyprus during the Cyprus emergency in the late 1950's , sadly over 371 lives were lost .
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Lovely place to visit.
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One of the finest places to visit to remember the people who gave their lives to make this world a better place to live in. The volunteers do a tremendous job.
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