National Memorial Arboretum
Latest Reviews
I know if you are not in the military then it seems an odd place to visit but actually I went with my mum and we really found it interesting and moving in an unexpected way. There is a lot more to do and see then you might have expected and some of the memorials take your breath away and provide some incredible history and insights. well worth a visit of half a day.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
An emotional place, which really made you reflect and feel grateful about your life. Emotional yet thoroughly worth the visit to pay your respects to the soldiers that fought for your country.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
Always an emotional journey as you realise the diversity of those who have given service & often their lives for us and our families.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
Beautiful and moving place. So much to see, and so many tragic stories. There are also some non-military memorials, for example, still-born children, road deaths, the RNLI. It needs more than one visit to see everything.
Source: google.com
A beautiful and very emotional place to visit. Very well kept and an incredible reminder of the sacrifices our and other armed forces make.
Source: google.com
Absolutely fantastic! Every memorial has been thought about to every last detail. A brilliant place to pay respects to our forces and allied forces.
Source: google.com
Its a wonderful place was there before anything was built just a map and a royal engineer
Source: google.com
Went last year for rttw ride to the wall about 10 000 bikers went to show there support and respect for our men and women who have gave there lives for this counrty and others if you get the time to go have a loom there is over 300 memorials there and it is free to go. Thay just ask for a littel donation as the national memorial is run by donation and not govement funded. You can all so take your dogs if you have one on one of the walks there
Source: google.com
Great place to pay tribute and respects to all forces and those affected by war. Lots of interesting monuments and new centre to visit.
Source: google.com
Some Gave All,All Gave Some
Source: google.com
I have been their
Source: google.com
Lovely peaceful place a for a walk
Source: google.com
A very interesting and moving place for learning, understanding, and reflection. Ex serviceman and civilians alike can benefit from a visit to this amazing tribute to the brave defenders of our democracy over many years.
Source: google.com
An amazing place with lots of nice areas for walking. The monuments here are amazing and it really makes you think about life and war. You need a whole day to visit, and then that's not enough. A train can take you around the main paths and golf carts can take you on a personal tour.
Source: google.com
Great place to go. Able to see boy on his birthday. Still missed by all that loved him
Source: google.com
Needs a pub..
Source: google.com
i just wish you lot would try and keep it tidy and use the toilets properly - its not hard
Source: google.com
I agree with a couple of other visiters about the site not being disabled friendly my wife and i are not disabled but we found we could not get round all the memorials as we both have arthritis and find it hard to walk to far .
The train just goes round with no stops,so you are unable to get off to view the memorials.
The train just goes round with no stops,so you are unable to get off to view the memorials.
Source: google.com
A very moving visit. Well worth the effort. The guide was super. Thanks.
Source: google.com
Having been to the memorial many times since it first opened with its one pence 100year lease it is for me a place to remember forces comrades that made the ultimate sacrifice and never returned home. Although those of us that did make it through terrorist action at home and abroad and service in the Falklands, Belize, Germany and Middle East to name just some locations, I and some of my comrades when looking at our regiment memorial garden have spoken about how we would be better off having our names on the big white wall rather than suffering with gulf war syndrome in the various ways in which we do all suffer through no fault of ours as mere service personnel. May all rest in peace some day.
Source: google.com
Wonderful place
Source: google.com
visit every couple of months from tyne side staff great .parade with R.A..standard
local rbl club 1st..class the place makes one think .
local rbl club 1st..class the place makes one think .
Source: google.com
Magnificent and meaningful
Source: google.com
A very touching experience
Source: google.com
Wonderful place,well worth a visit! Enjoyed the day with sad overtone
Source: google.com
