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National Memorial Arboretum

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National Memorial Arboretum

4.9/5 based on 11471 reviews

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In January 2019, mark green said:

Interesting place to visit with lots of information leaflets available

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In January 2019, Viv Wright said:

Impressive and thought provoking

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In January 2019, Sheila Perry said:

Great place to visit, place to show respect, to all who gave their all for us ,

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In January 2019, Mick Thomas said:

Parking £3 for the day. Free to visit the arboretum, £7.50 ish to visit some of the exhibitions. Vast cafe and seating area indoors. Benches scattered throughout outdoors. Sheltered areas. Nice to visit in Spring. Divine in Autumn. Would like to see their Christmas display next year.

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In January 2019, Dave Payne said:

What a wonderfull place with everyone so helpful on arrival

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In January 2019, David Koss said:

Nice walk, interesting lights show

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In January 2019, Ernest Lapa said:

Lovely place for a family day out and pay respect to the fallen

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In January 2019, Graham Toon said:

Tranquil setting helps you to remember and reflect. Well laid out and easy to walk around. Good shop and restaurant.

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In January 2019, john duddy said:

Absolutely beautiful place to visit I will be back very soon

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In January 2019, Paul Cobbe said:

Everyone should go at least once

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In January 2019, Ian Anderson said:

Some stunning memorials to all of our service men and women. The gardens and woodland are a joy to walk around. What an amazing lasting tribute to those whom we owe so much.

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In January 2019, Paul Breakwell said:

Great place to stroll around with some fabulous art. Free admission too

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In January 2019, David Gillespie said:

Great place to go for a walk around and see some of the history of our forces past and present.

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In January 2019, J Hunt said:

Grate place to visit

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In January 2019, Christopher Eagle said:

A lovely quiet place with lots of history. We went for the "Carol's at Christmas" which was a great way to start Christmas.

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In January 2019, Tracy Aitchison said:

It is so much bigger than I envisaged. Really enjoyed walking round, it was really informative. I am looking forward to visiting again in the summer.

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In January 2019, Peter Ellis said:

A great way to remember those who have given their lives to serve us. So much to see and much to ponder.

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In January 2019, Chris Fenton said:

Visited for the memorial service on remembrance Sunday.

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In January 2019, Rita Crowton said:

Lovely boxing day walk very atmospheric x

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In January 2019, Nik Markidis said:

One of a kind well worth visiting

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In January 2019, Kernow pest control said:

Magnificent place to visit if you haven't been tben you really should make time to go and spend a day there, very humbling place and all run on donations. Keep up the good work guys n gals

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In January 2019, Louise Moss said:

Wonderful place, beautiful walks nearby.

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In January 2019, Jeff Bryan said:

Wonderful place

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In January 2019, Jano E said:

Lovely evening singing carols. A truly beautiful place too.

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In January 2019, Angela Crane said:

Looked very nice and parking staff helpful but couldn't see anything because it was to crowded and some of the language coming from some people was distasteful we were disappointed.

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