National Memorial Arboretum
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Always an impressive and moving place, in the early summer sunshine the landscape was looking its best too.
The Stickman trail was a little disappointing, but as a family, we still had a lovely day.
The Stickman trail was a little disappointing, but as a family, we still had a lovely day.
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Wonderful memorial gardens. The food was good but the dining area felt like a large school cafeteria.
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Been here twice. Lovely day out, clean and well maintained. Cafe and toilet facilities. Parks on site for children. Educational visit for everyone. Free entry £6 for all day parking. Would love to see a penny press machine here. Love that they have the stick man trail for kids to enjoy the wonders of the park. They have remembrance trees for those babies who have passed, these can be purchased online.
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Great day out, very informative and beautifully maintained. Dropped one star due to cost and choice in restaurant.
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An amazing emotional space to put our lives into prospective
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Thank you for a brilliant day my grandson loved it everyone was so helpful and friendly just one drawback there's not enough time in a day to see everything we'll be back
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This place is definitely one to visit.
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Got there at 10.30am and left at 5pm and still didn't see everything What a lovely place Train can take you round some of the memorials (you do have to pay for this) if your feet not up to it (we walked just under 5 miles) lovely cafe and restraunt reasonably priced too So much to see and think about... 'Shot at Dawn' under repair but still able to see and try to understand. Like the war graves of France a must to go see . ALL school children should go
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Such a wonderful, special place. They have remembered and given tribute to everyone, in such a beautiful and thought provoking way. No one is forgotten. It made me feel very British and very very proud. Thank you
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We stopped here on our way home from the Peak District. It’s a beautiful place. Parking is easy and it’s well equipped for family’s. We had a coffee and scone before having a walk around the memorials. It was very nice and well priced.
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A very nice place worth visiting.
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Great place to visit with many fine gardens and memorials. A fitting tribute to Britain's armed forces across the ages.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs welcomed as open air attraction.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs welcomed as open air attraction.
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Really great destination. Very well kept sprawling grounds, moving memorials. Excellent clean facilities. Great cafe / restaurant. Kids play grounds, craft activities and trails are really great too. Staff couldn't do enough to help, all with friendly smiles and welcomes. Highly recommended.
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A massive place place for a wonderful tribute to all the services armed and civil
Restrooms: Clean and tidy
Dog-friendliness: Dogs must be kept on lead lots of walking areas
Picnic area: Plenty of places to sit and eat your picnic
Restrooms: Clean and tidy
Dog-friendliness: Dogs must be kept on lead lots of walking areas
Picnic area: Plenty of places to sit and eat your picnic
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Fantastic place to visit and remember all who have fallen in the name of world peace. Very well looked after and maintained. My thanks to all the staff for all their hard work.
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This place is pretty amazing. Took the kids for the Stick Man trail, which was really good. We missed large sections as kids got tired (it is a lot of walking). Really nicely kept place. Worth visiting, especially as all you pay for is the car park.
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A great place to go to remember those who served our country.
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A most interesting and informative venue, paying tribute to those that have served us some giving their all, even their lives.
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Sublime just doesn’t quite hit the mark here! Top tip, book your parking online before you go and save yourself a few pounds. Otherwise, enjoy this beautiful, emotive, and beguiling place. So serene and yet so very moving, seeing all the tributes and memorials to our invaluable services.
The staff, majority volunteers, are so very welcoming, accommodating and warm. The facilities are excellent and the cafe well worth a sit, cuppa and cake, especially on a sunny day whilst you take in the surroundings.
I was there whilst the Submariners Memorial took place and what a sight that was to be beholden.
Restrooms: Really clean, easily accessible
Dog-friendliness: Lots of dogs around and are all very welcome
Picnic area: Great facilities and a perfect place to absorb the surroundings. Highly recommended
The staff, majority volunteers, are so very welcoming, accommodating and warm. The facilities are excellent and the cafe well worth a sit, cuppa and cake, especially on a sunny day whilst you take in the surroundings.
I was there whilst the Submariners Memorial took place and what a sight that was to be beholden.
Restrooms: Really clean, easily accessible
Dog-friendliness: Lots of dogs around and are all very welcome
Picnic area: Great facilities and a perfect place to absorb the surroundings. Highly recommended
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It's a good place to visit and a stark reminder of what our families and friends went through for us.
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Went here with my partner today to look around it really is such a well kept place everything is so beautifully laid out it was really thourght prevoking and peaceful but there was one thing that let it down the way i was spoken to by the driver or assistant on the land train me and my partner were trying to decide on which way to go and the man came over and offered his assistance i said we should go one way as the other was out the way the man replied what do you mean out the way so i explained what i meant i said well that way is back by the car park and then he repeted himself and said what do you mean out the way it was the tone in which he used and how he said it that i didnt like i dont know if i caused offence in some way or if he thourght i meant something by it but that was not my intention at all you dont go somewhere like that and be offensive i didnt pull him up on the way in which he spoke because one it wasnt the place and two i dont know if he is ex forces and i didnt want to be disrespectful towards him but had that of been anywhere else i would of said something back i know that somebody reads these reviews and i dont want the man getting in trouble but staff really be mindful on how you talk to guests because for the whole day it made me think of what i had done or said to be spoken to like that or if i caused offence.
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Fascinating
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Well worth a visit.
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Very interesting place for all services of the UK lots of memorials to all services from arm services to civil service from police,fire,ambulance,as well as railway merchants and miners
Playground: Never went in but plenty of children were playing in it
Restrooms: Very clean and tidy
Dog-friendliness: Lovely place to walk your dog nice
Picnic area: Nice place to relax and enjoy the open air
Playground: Never went in but plenty of children were playing in it
Restrooms: Very clean and tidy
Dog-friendliness: Lovely place to walk your dog nice
Picnic area: Nice place to relax and enjoy the open air
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Amazing place a must visit
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