National Memorial Arboretum
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Very interesting visit and quite emotional seeing all the names of the servicemen and women who have died in conflict. Well done to the national arboretum staff who look after it.
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Well worth a visit even to non military persons. Need a few hours to see it all
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Very good. Need a full day
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Lovely place worth visit if interested in the wars an sacrifices made probly visit again
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Very somber experience. Very lovely place to visit and pay your respects.
Staff were very helpful, polite and friendly.
Look forward to the next trip there.
Staff were very helpful, polite and friendly.
Look forward to the next trip there.
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150 Acres of Tranquility with around 350 Memorials, a place that persons of any persuasion should visit at least once in their life. There are spacious places to dine, relax and refresh. Everywhere is Scooter, Wheelchair and Buggy friendly. Entrance is free other than the Exhibition (a must), and the Road Train, suggest that you use the Train at the start of the day as it will give you a guide to where everything is.
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This place is not all about war. Although many of the memorials reflect the armed forces, there are plenty of other organisations represented including civilians, children and even animals. It would be best not to try to see everything in just one visit and is deserving of the highest accolade. The staff are friendly and helpful, the service is outstanding and the facilities excellent.
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Had a lovely day lots to see staff all friendly. Weather great. Will come again.
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Wonderful place to remember the people we have lost
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This is a place to visit if you want a reminder of how much has been sacrificed for our way of life today. Fantastically run by people who go out of their way to ensure you have the best possible experience.
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Such an amazing serene place
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Outstanding place with great facilities, a fitting place to remember people far more noble than I
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Didn't expect such an awe inspiring experience and such a lovely space. The buggy tour was really good and the guide really knew his stuff. Good coffee and reasonably priced lunch. Excellent gift shop and range of events.
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Excellent and well run
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An absolutely lovely place to visit. Everything there was so well thought out and extremely moving.
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Absolutely beautiful on a nice sunny day well worth a visit beautiful with a hint of Sadness
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Absolutely brilliant. The lights were magical
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Absolutely beautiful.. Worth visiting
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A beautiful place to remember
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Went on a personal visit, very emotional, staff & surrounding very nice, will definitely go again
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I love the arboretum. It changes every time we go. The triangle makes it far easier for wheelchair users to get about.
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If you have never been to this amazing place, you should really make the time.
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Would recommend this place to anyone very highly.well worth a visit to pay respect to those who served
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Amazing place. I go here often and would recommend anyone thinking of going to do it. Worth a visit if in the area. Great for everyone:young, old, disabled, veterans, bikers. RTTW.
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Excellent day. The whole site has expanded beyond recognition. Wonderful area with respect to everyone who has a memorial here.
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