National Memorial Arboretum
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Well worth a visit for all generations
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Amazing peaceful and respectful memorial to our fallen brothers and sisters
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A place to reflect and remember fallen comrades (zoom into the added picture)
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Had a lovely afternoon great walk a round the grounds with the dog looking at the new memorials then enjoyed a lovely coffee and cake 🎂
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Amazing place to visit, you would probably need two trips just to see everything there’s that much to see.
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Always something new to see there, a day isn't really enough time to get around it all.
The staff are super friendly and helpful.
The cafeteria is always well stocked and the shop has some really great items.
The staff are super friendly and helpful.
The cafeteria is always well stocked and the shop has some really great items.
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Watched a 1944 day. Visited the war exhibition. There were 1940's dancing and Beth Belle a 1940's singer. Audience participation. Gorgeous gardens. We found the memorial to the Medical Corps. My friends Father was a POW in Stalag19 for 4 years, so we found it quite moving.
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Peaceful and respectful place.
A good place to come and remember.
Plenty of places to stop and sit to reflect as you walk around.
Nice food or just a coffee is available. We are retired diabetic’s and it was no problem for us to have our pack lunch with our coffee sitting at the outside sheltered table.
We bought a few momento’s in the shop to remind us of our visit, this was our second visit and just a great experience both times.
I would like to thank all the people that look after the visitors and the Arboretum.
Recommended for a lovely day out.
A good place to come and remember.
Plenty of places to stop and sit to reflect as you walk around.
Nice food or just a coffee is available. We are retired diabetic’s and it was no problem for us to have our pack lunch with our coffee sitting at the outside sheltered table.
We bought a few momento’s in the shop to remind us of our visit, this was our second visit and just a great experience both times.
I would like to thank all the people that look after the visitors and the Arboretum.
Recommended for a lovely day out.
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Today was my first visit and it won't be my last, as there's so much to take in. I was fortunate to attend The Army Apprentice National Memorial Annual Service ❤️
Restrooms: Very clean.
Restrooms: Very clean.
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This is a great place to visit, the memorials are set in acres of wonderful grounds which are maintained to a very high standards. The main memorial is the centre piece of the site with the names engraved of all service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice it is very moving and a special place to visit
Restrooms: Toilets are. Lean and well maintained in the main reception and restaurant with portable toilets sited around the grounds which are all clean.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome to the site and are welcome in the restaurant and main reception area.
Restrooms: Toilets are. Lean and well maintained in the main reception and restaurant with portable toilets sited around the grounds which are all clean.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome to the site and are welcome in the restaurant and main reception area.
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Absolutely breathtaking, just walking around, taking in the atmosphere is humbling. Stop and read the signs, take in what you read, and be humbled 🙂
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Fantastic day out, highly recommend the free guided tour!
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It's worth the visit.
Run bye volunteers to help remember all that served regardless of your religion.
We were there for 40s weekend, live music.
Will be going back soon.
Run bye volunteers to help remember all that served regardless of your religion.
We were there for 40s weekend, live music.
Will be going back soon.
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Very relaxing place to walk around. They also offer a land train, buggies and mobility scooters for those with mobility challenges. Good food in the cafe. Very friendly staff. Thoroughly enjoyable and interesting place to visit
Restrooms: Very clean and accessible
Restrooms: Very clean and accessible
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We come here regularly, and always take a different route. So we can see something different that we missed . Always Peaceful place to come ,my Nephew loved the stick man's trail.
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A nice place to visit, staff were very informative and helpful. There is a restaurant, coffee shop and chapel on site. Definitely visit again as the place is so big.
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Interesting day out we like it here.
Dog-friendliness: Dog friendly,
Picnic area: Great picnic areas
Dog-friendliness: Dog friendly,
Picnic area: Great picnic areas
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Always amazing to visit. Plus the 1944 event was in full swing and added to the atmosphere
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Fantastic place with Fantastic people..
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Pre pay parking £4 all day £6 at the door no entrance fee. Great day out for everyone.
Restrooms: Excellent clean easy access
Picnic area: Lots place to stop and have a picnic
Restrooms: Excellent clean easy access
Picnic area: Lots place to stop and have a picnic
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This is a great place to visit. However, to take it all in, you'll need at least a couple of days.
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Very well kept, all the staff we meet were pleasant and couldn't do enough to help,
The stick man trail was really good, our 2 year old loved it
Picnic area: Plenty of picnic spaces
The stick man trail was really good, our 2 year old loved it
Picnic area: Plenty of picnic spaces
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Such a beautiful place to visit. Honouring so many in one venue. Always clean, and peaceful even when very busy! We visit often and there's always a new Monument to see.
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Lovely gardens
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Beautifully kept grounds in keeping with the peace and tranquility of the reason for its existence. How lovely to spend some time in thanks for all those who gave everything for what we have today.
Let us hope that world problems will ease and eventually those that need to will see sense and no more memorials are required.
Let us hope that world problems will ease and eventually those that need to will see sense and no more memorials are required.
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