National Memorial Arboretum
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Not for everyone, but there are so many wonderful memorials here you can spend hours.
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Brilliant
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Nice
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A blast into the past.
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It's interesting and moving. Staff are very helpful and informative. Landscaped grounds provide a very pleasant, peaceful place to take a walk, and the cafe offers good value refreshments.
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So much more emotional to see such a beautiful area than simply a stone monument
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Lovely place staff so polite & helpful
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Very poignant reminder of those brave young men and women who gave their lives for others and those who continue to do so.
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It is a must to visit just make sure you have plenty time as site is huge.
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I visit frequently. Staff are helpful and enthusiastic. Being disabled, I have had to ask for help getting around but they have motorised scooters to borrow which is helpful (Ring ahead to be sure one is available). New museum is very good, and presentation of the whole place is excellent. Everywhere has ramps, there are easy open doors on the main building, and cafe staff will carry trays if necessary. Quite apart from accessibility, the place is a brilliant centre for memorials, thought provoking, peaceful yet not overly sombre because of the nature- filled setting.
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Beautiful grounds, very moving experience
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Very emotional experience
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Shame it rained on the day.
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Beautifully maintained, simply stunning.
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It's always very well kept up a great place to reflect about loved ones that have been lost to war
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Excellent site to walk round and very interesting sculptures /memorials, some very moving. Staff and volunteers very helpful and friendly
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A very moving experience in such peaceful surroundings
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This is a truly moving experience for everyone. Don't just think that because you have no connections with the two world wars that this is not for you. On our visit today we were asked if we wanted to paint a wooden model of a soldier, one of 19,240 wooden cutouts to commemorate the number of allied men that fell on the first day if the battle of the Somme
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Great to stroll around. Mobility scooters etc available - call to arrange. Also has a land train to use for a nominal fee, restaurant and cafe on site. As at September 2016 many improvements to facilities being made, so will be even better soon. Pay to park (incl. Blue badge) but this goes back to the upkeep and there's no charge to enter the site.
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This memorial is a must see. Hundreds of memorials and memorial trees show the close ties between the English and the Army and other organizations. But please don't use the tourist train, you'll feel out of place and like you're at Disney. The extensive complex is most beautiful on foot.
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Amazing place, full of history and respect.
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Very moving
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Moving!
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Great memories here and always meet some one to chat too ...
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Memorial to all who have fallen.
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