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National Memorial Arboretum

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National Memorial Arboretum

4.9/5 based on 11462 reviews

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In January 2018, Carole Littlehales said:

Such a serene place
respect to all fallen heroes

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In January 2018, Midlands GDS said:

Excellent and so thought - provoking. Poorly signed from M6 area. Well worth a 3 - 4 hour visit.

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In January 2018, Natalie Bedford said:

Went here for the armed forces day. Lovely day. Lovely place to visit

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In January 2018, kelvin mayes said:

Excellent place, very well looked after. Peaceful.

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In January 2018, C Williams said:

What a great place to go. A truly inspiring monument to those who have given their lives. So much to see.

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In January 2018, Steven Taylor said:

Really humbling experience

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In January 2018, Adrian Dixon said:

Beautiful place.

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In January 2018, sarah oliver said:

Amazing

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In January 2018, Angie hulme said:

A fantastic tribute to our fallen forces men women and animals .you could spend a whole day here and only see half of it. Good cafe and great friendy knowageable staff

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In January 2018, michael mason said:

very moveing ang well keep grounds

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In January 2018, Peter Moseley said:

A very moving place with friendly staff. I highly recommend it.

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In January 2018, Arthur Jamison said:

Very relaxing, peaceful, tranquil and reflective venue. This place is should be visited by all who remember those who gave their lives for our freedom.

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In January 2018, Nigel Smith said:

Just called in for lunch very nice!

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In January 2018, Appreciative User said:

Tremendous

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In January 2018, Dorina Florentina said:

Amazing living tribute to the ones we owe our cosy lifes and freedoms. The trees represent continuity and allow us to share an immortal final second where THEY are proud and WE are grateful.
It is the virtue and sacred duty of the Arboretum to remind us of their names as much as of their sacrifice... for: "Old soldiers never die, they just fade away."

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In January 2018, Margaret Carroll said:

What an amazing experience. Fabulous place staff were very helpful and friendly. Food very good. We have been there before its even better now.

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In January 2018, Graham Emmanuel said:

Very emotional experience

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In January 2018, John Stocks said:

So much to see and incredibly well looked after. Inspiring and emotionally moving experience.

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In January 2018, David Unwin said:

Just visited for the first time. We were not sure what to expect, but found it to be a most informative, enjoyable, but above all a very moving experience.

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In January 2018, Ian Brunskill said:

Stunning place for everyone to visit. Chance to reflect and pay respect. Very good facillities including retaurant and cafe. New conference facility being built. Can't recommend it high enough.

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In January 2018, Simon Wilson said:

Beautiful, just beautiful

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In January 2018, Tim Hartell said:

Emotional

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In January 2018, Peter Hawley said:

A fantastic place to remember the people who lost their lives

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In January 2018, Jay S said:

A very moving place

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In January 2018, Warren Langley said:

Easily accessible for the disabled with a good range of facilities. Great for families and education about all our wars since ww2
Free to enter unless you want to see some of the exhibitions inside. Worth a day out

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