National Memorial Arboretum
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A wonderfully peaceful and reflective place. Nice to see so many people visiting it time and again. There is a large cafe for lunchtime food, although the servings times are a little short. Lovely shop selling books/ cup, jewellery etc. Also have guided and audio tours of the arboretum. Extra events are organised throughout the year.
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Nice place to visit when the sun is shining
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It shows us the ultimate sacrifice many men and women made to keep our country safe and free..
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Absolutely wonderful. Beautifully landscaped and wèll designed for wandering around unrushed. Very knowledgeable attendants are always on hand to offer additional information on any of the memorials. Wheelchairs are available to hire making it very accessible for all. You need a full day here to fully appreciate all the memorials. Although entrance to the main park is free it well worth paying to view the displai in the vìsitor centre. The food in the restaurant is very good.
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Very good place to go
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Great day out. Very humbling experience
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Very moving and thought provoking.
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Truly brilliant
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Interesting and very moving place
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Found staff very helpful and supporting to visitors. The grounds are well maintained. I found all my visits very moving. I always find it well worth a visit highly recommend
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Its an amazing place, in respect for those who served the country, I love it.
Amazing staff around there, cleaned and a tidy.
Amazing staff around there, cleaned and a tidy.
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Interesting memorials, easy parking, good cafe.
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A must place to visit, just makes you think what some people gave up for our freedom.
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Love going here, today just nipped into get my poppies. Everyone makes you welcome and so helpful.
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Wonderful place. Thoughtfully laid out and appropriately moving. Enjoyed my visit immensely and will be returning. Many thanks to the volunteers who help to enable the site to be visited free of charge. Please make a donation if you go.
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Fantastic place, you could spend the day there.
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A truly exceptional place to visit. Thoughtful and moving. A beautiful setting for remembering those men and women that gave the ultimate sacrifice.
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Peaceful passion pleasant poignant
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Great day out
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Lovely place
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It's a place to reflect and respect the fallen 🇬🇧
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VERY moving
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Didn't know what to expect but was so impressed with the site. There is so much to explore. We took advantage of the small train to have an overview of the site and would like to return to see the various memorials in more detail. Our visit coincided with the celebrations to mark 100 years since women were part of the armed forces. Despite so many people being there the Arboretum and its facilities coped with everyone.
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It is a very relaxing place to think of past comrades who gave their all. Rest In Peace
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It is a huge place, you need a few hours to get around it all. There is a road train for the less able to get around which is fabulous. The cafe is really reasonable and the food is decent. Worth visiting.
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