National Memorial Arboretum
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Too many old people
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Staff really helpful. The site is wonderful. It should be included in all schools syllabuses to ensure that children grow up fully aware of the history behind wars and the losses of life caused.
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Worth a visit to see how many people have their today so that we can have our tomorrow.
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An amazing place everyone should go
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Excellent place , well worth a visit.
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Great place to visit and there is a dog walking route to follow. Unfortunately if you want to see everything you have to the your dog up at designated areas
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History and nature
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Good paths
will cross again
will cross again
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Frequent visitor. Memorials set in a beautiful area of woodlands. Access is easy for anyone. Wheelchair friendly but electric buggies for hire too. Guided tours on foot or on little carts. Also train tracks through main memorials.Excellent food. Always find something new.
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We had our dog with us and they do have a dog walk area but it does mean you miss out on alot because dogs are not allow in all areas.
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Fantastic place to visit. Very moving especially when you see names you know on the memorial wall. Everyone should visit at least once in their lives
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Amazing and humbling.
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Always thoroughly enjoy visiting here, never ever tire of coming back, as there are always new memorials and areas to visit. Excellently maintained, with lovely planted areas. Down by the river is very peaceful with plenty of seats. The buggy tours are a great way to get to know the area and reasonably priced, there is also an option for a dotto train tour. FOOD IS EXCELLENT. We have always really enjoyed every meal we've had here, including Boxing day special three course meals, cannot fault the service, quality or price. Can never manage to see whole site in one day. Often special events are held here, all sorts of commemorations, Ride to the Wall and Plant Hunters Fairs, best to go to their website. There is a three pound charge for car parking, but entry is free - but their existence is dependent on donations, so please give as they give you such a rewarding peaceful experience there.
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Very peaceful place.
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Superb day out and very solemn. The memorials are very moving and the staff are very helpful and ready to answer any questions. Each of the tree's are dedicated and there 100's of them. Well worth a trip, free to enter and accept donations.
The restaurant was well equipped, clean and well staffed, the Sunday roast was £9 and superb.
The restaurant was well equipped, clean and well staffed, the Sunday roast was £9 and superb.
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This really is a lovely place to visit. Hundreds of memorials set in gorgeous gardens. So peaceful and reflective and you can see great care and dedication is put in to looking after the place.
There is plenty of parking available and the cafe serves great food at a reasonable price. The gift shop has some lovely items too.
There is plenty of parking available and the cafe serves great food at a reasonable price. The gift shop has some lovely items too.
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Such a peaceful and tranquil place x
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What a wow factor!!! AND FREE.
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Great location for the open air cinema
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Beautiful but poignant place to visit. Very good facilities. Friendly staff. Have been, 3 times.
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Moving and everyone should go.
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Would highly recommend it's beautiful there l had an amazing day. Lovely for all the family. There is a lovely restaurant there as well
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So calm and quiet as you walk around, a lovely way to remember the fallen.
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Very interesting going to go again
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An Excellent day out ..Armed Forces on parade and moving memorials..well worth a visit
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