National Memorial Arboretum
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An awesome place, worth a visit. Brings a reality to how many people have died in the pursuit of peace
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Everyone should go at least once
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First time I have visited here and I was well impressed. So many memorials to so many people that have served us around the world.
I ache area and mortal is so well presented and displayed it is great. Definitely need a days to take it in and even then you will not cover it all. Use the road train and get you bearings on the place.
Will return, it’s free to enter and be prepared d to the all.
There was some building work going on otherwise it would have been a five star.
I ache area and mortal is so well presented and displayed it is great. Definitely need a days to take it in and even then you will not cover it all. Use the road train and get you bearings on the place.
Will return, it’s free to enter and be prepared d to the all.
There was some building work going on otherwise it would have been a five star.
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An excellent night at the PROMS IN THE PARK. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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What a wonderful place, beautiful, so worth a visit.
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Most moving experience very helpful staff amazing meals sit and ride trains to see all.
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Fascinating visit, it's a lot more than just a memorial site Recently refurbished with a good restaurant.Interesting day out
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Beautiful place to explore and remember. Will definitely be back
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Amazing and emotional
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Get there for opening time (9am) and enjoy some peaceful serenity among the various memorials and statues.
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Simply beautiful. Not easily accessible by public transport but if you can go do it as it's stunning. Coffee shops and restaurants available bit expensive but its quality.
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Lovey quiet and reflective place
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Taken here by Simpson coaches as one of our planned trips was unavailable. What a moving experience and could have spent longer, moving experience with excellent facilities, the cafe provided good range of meals and snacks.
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Very beautiful and peaceful place for reflection
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The National Memorial is a stunning place to be. With over 360 memorials in 150 acre of mature woodland. It is a timeline of Remembrance and much more. Well worth a visit. Entry free.parking £3 all day.
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Fantastic place to visit. Lots to see
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Never knew this place existed but glad I went. So many nice spots to visit and such a huge place.
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Will be spectacular in 20 years when enough trees are mature, still a good quiet place to remember those passed.
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Lovely Cream Tea in the Café
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Excellent place to vist thought there would me more war memrobillia
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Fantastically informative guide & a very beautiful place of remembrance for all who've lost their lives in the line of duty. A work in progress toò.
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Very moving and historically informative
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What a lovely memorial this is. Moving as it should be. Loved the way the place has been set out too. Very moving... Long overdue to have one like this. Well done to all concerned.
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Spent 5 hours here with free entry. Car park £3, But we spent quite a lot. Wheelchair and mobility scooter friendly. Scooters on hire for £5 a day.
If you have not been before take the train ride it covers about 70% of the site.£6 each but well worth it. The Map £3 and Guide book £7.50 both worth the price a very good read.
Have lunch in the very good resturant about £10 each or a snack at the coffee shop.
If you go a second time you can probably spend the car park and lunch and nothing else. A fantastic place well thought out and very moving.
If you have not been before take the train ride it covers about 70% of the site.£6 each but well worth it. The Map £3 and Guide book £7.50 both worth the price a very good read.
Have lunch in the very good resturant about £10 each or a snack at the coffee shop.
If you go a second time you can probably spend the car park and lunch and nothing else. A fantastic place well thought out and very moving.
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A beautiful place, peaceful and tranquil. Already well developed, and in a couple of decades will be a lovely place to stroll.<br>On arrival, go round the site on the road train to see the lay of the land. None of the places to visit are more than 20 minutes from the main Visitors Centre. Allow several hours to go round.<br>The main British Military Memorial is beautiful. The bronze statues are very moving. Just remember, it is not a playground, it is a place to remember the sacrifice that others have made for us.<br>The "Memory Lane Café" does good food at a reasonable price. It is staffed by very polite and helpful people.<br>The gift shop has the usual gifts one would expect, but also there are some wonderful jewelry done by The Royal British Legion.
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