National Memorial Arboretum
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A must visit place
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Everyone should visit this location at least once.... awesome place to reflect on life.
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Everybody should pay a visit here the beautiful surroundings and wonderful memorials in such a peaceful location are a must. The staff all volunteers are friendly and very knowledgeable
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Very peaceful and emotional place. Well worth a visit.
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Everyone should visit the 'WALL' at the memorial at least once in their lives. Set on a hill, the names of every person who lost their lives in active service are inscribed upon the wall.
In the grounds around the wall there are a great many monuments and sculptures dedicated to regiments, squadrons, and civilian organisations. Throughout the arboretum there is a respectful quietness and a wander around the grounds can be a moving experience.
The memorial is very 'disabled friendly', the paths are smooth and there are numerous ramps for wheelchair accessible areas. There is a land train with guided tours and a well stocked gift shop and also an expansive restaurant.
Admission to the memorial is free, car parking £3 all day, and you could easily spend all day there paying your respects to the thousands of people who have lost their lives in the service of others not just in war time but peacetime too.
In the grounds around the wall there are a great many monuments and sculptures dedicated to regiments, squadrons, and civilian organisations. Throughout the arboretum there is a respectful quietness and a wander around the grounds can be a moving experience.
The memorial is very 'disabled friendly', the paths are smooth and there are numerous ramps for wheelchair accessible areas. There is a land train with guided tours and a well stocked gift shop and also an expansive restaurant.
Admission to the memorial is free, car parking £3 all day, and you could easily spend all day there paying your respects to the thousands of people who have lost their lives in the service of others not just in war time but peacetime too.
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A very restful & respectful place. A place for quite contemplation. Will defiantly visit again
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Fabulous place .. really makes you reflect on the sacrifices of so many
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Wonderful place and very moving. A definite must visit.
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Excellent
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Brilliant
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Inspiring place, peaceful, tranquil, each visit we have been able to find different things to see.
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Very informative and emotional place to visit
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Superb place to visit. This is our 3rd visit and we will keep on going. Will never get bored.
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Lovely place . Heart warming
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Excellent place to visit, in fact beautiful and peaceful.
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Awesome, must visit recommend
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I'm ex services so whatever I say about this place will be biased 😉
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Respect
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A day isn't long enough. Fantastic.
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Lots to see if this is your thing. Take a tour round the site for the less able. Listen to the commentary. Need a fine day.
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Well worth a visit
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Excellent. Great breath of fresh air. My son pushed me in my wheelchair all the way round.
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Recently visited on the Scooterist Ride of Remembrance. A fantastic place to walk around and great for the kids. A good café and restaurant make it an all day experience.
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Great place for a visit. Well laid out snd presented. Community volunteers give a brilliant service. Need to allow at least 3 hours or more to do it justice.
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A lovely place to chill, for rememberance or just visit for a walk around. Wildlife area and kids activities during school holidays. Lots of events on during the year to get involved in or just be a spectator.
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