National Memorial Arboretum
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Excellent tribute to the fallen.Well worth a visit.
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Beautiful and very peaceful. Free to enter. £6 for an adult (under 5's free) to go on the land train for 50 minute tour with a commentary which was very interesting
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Wonderfull place of respect for those who gave their lives for us
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A must go
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Spectacular! A credit to those who have past and the volunteers and workers that keep their memories alive. Such a beautiful place.
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Such a peaceful and awe inspiring place.
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Fantastic place, well worth a visit
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Lovely fitting tribute to all who served.
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Had a really good day on a visit here with my daughter. Will be back with my husband. So much more than we expected.
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Very peaceful , a must see place
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Very sympathetically done.Beautiful dedicated statues & memorials to the fallen. Lovely surroundings.Didnt expect to be there all day.
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Absolutely amazing place, remembrance, serenity and calm...
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Very humble.place
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Wonderful and peaceful
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Everyone needs to go there at least once in their lives. Really emotional
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Well worth the visit, I have been there twice this month and still have not seen it all.
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A moving and humbling experience.
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Poignant, very beautiful and respectful tribute to all who served.
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Great place to visit, helpful friendly staff, gift shop and cafe's on site. Dog friendly in most parts of the grounds.
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One of the most beautiful Memorials in Europe dedicated to all the soldiers who lost their lives since the 1st World War.
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A place to contemplate, remember and take time to recoup your humanity.
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Really nice place, friendly staff but the train ride was expensive
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Very well done. Quite moving.
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Well worth a visit
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Always a very humbling experience. It's a beautifully calm place and we have visited many, many times. There are so many different memorials that each time we go we take different walking routes. There are also memorials for people not attached to the armed forces such as a children's memorial garden. There are plenty of benches along the paths if you need to take a break or to just sit and ponder. The volunteer guides are very knowledgeable and are more than happy to answer questions or simply to give more information. There are guided tours available and also a land train for those unable to walk very far. There is a cafeteria and also a gift shop with, amongst others, lots of items featuring poppies. There are often displays of art too. I highly recommend that everyone visit regardless of your age, race and beliefs. It's a very evocative experience.
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