National Memorial Arboretum
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Beautiful memorial to fallen heroes.
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Great place to see & respect all who have fought in conflict & served the Realm & Country. Lots to see and to think about. It's free to enter and loads of parking.
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A stunning place with fantastic staff ... worth a visit
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Excellent peaceful and respectful place of rememberence
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What an inspiring place. Right on my doorstep and have only been 2 or 3 times....need to rate myself one star!!
Stunning main hub which looks set to expand with cafes and activity centres. Main memorial is incredible. Best bit was the trench complete with actors. Kids love racing about the open spaces. Staff are lovely. Very helpful. Put on the must see list for sure.
Stunning main hub which looks set to expand with cafes and activity centres. Main memorial is incredible. Best bit was the trench complete with actors. Kids love racing about the open spaces. Staff are lovely. Very helpful. Put on the must see list for sure.
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Wonderful place to visit
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A must 4 all ages very informative and educational. Disabled and child friendly. Plenty of helpers all volunteers.doing an excellent job. Café n shop on site both very good. Wheel chair n mobility scooters available to hire.
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Rttw respect to everyone that goes veary nice respectful place to visit
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Fantastic place to visit.
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Everyone should pay a visit , we must not forget.
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A very moving and lovely place to pay your respects to those who have fallen in battle.
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The National Memorial Arboretum is impressive and humbling in equal measure. If it wasn't for the fact that I look down on this place twice a day from the train I think my knowledge of its existence would have been peripheral at best. The the US memorials such as this are given far more prominence somehow, but the in the NMA we have something of which we can be truly proud. We should shout about it louder than we do, perhaps.
It caters for everyone - the casual stroller, the ardent historian and, like my wife and I when we visited yesterday, just a couple of people looking for a walk in the fresh air and the opportunity to pay our respects to those who died in our name. The coffee shop and restaurant are good too.
It's free to stroll the grounds and visit the memorials (which can take you all day if you let it), but there is an entrance fee for the exhibition. This was probably a little over-priced, but overall the day we have was well worth what we paid. We'll come again often, I hope.
It caters for everyone - the casual stroller, the ardent historian and, like my wife and I when we visited yesterday, just a couple of people looking for a walk in the fresh air and the opportunity to pay our respects to those who died in our name. The coffee shop and restaurant are good too.
It's free to stroll the grounds and visit the memorials (which can take you all day if you let it), but there is an entrance fee for the exhibition. This was probably a little over-priced, but overall the day we have was well worth what we paid. We'll come again often, I hope.
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Moving humbling and beautiful
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Wonderful and beautifully maintained... Very moving!
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Will be better in 20 years when trees mature
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A place of calm reflection, remembrance and respect. Always something new to see. ❤
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Excellent experience . Much improved since I was last there. Much improved visitors centre and shop. Road train gives you a good overview of the site which is getting bigger every year. Road train is relatively cheap and gives a good recorded commentary.
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Excellent.........will definitely be returning
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Can't describe in words. Need to go and experience it for yourself.
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Great place to reflect and remember.
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Beautiful Place to show your respect & to remember those who fight and have fought for this country.
Picture taken on the annual RTTW in 2017.
Picture taken on the annual RTTW in 2017.
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Remember the Fallen
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RTTW
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A very lovely peaceful place with amazingly helpful friendly staff. The visitor centre is bright, spacious and airy with good facilities. It's a great place to visit.
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A really great place to go and honour the fallen.we went on the Ride to The Wall .thousands of Bikers paying tribute. Was great to be there .
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