National Memorial Arboretum
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Beautiful tranquil place. Took mom on one of their buggy tours as she had never visited before. Our guide was fantastic full of knowledge and very helpful, thank you David 😊
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Amazingly renovated and a very sobering experience. A1 experience.
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Had a great day here went on the train and wandered about well worth a visit but would really need more than one day.
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Top place as always
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Amazing experience visiting the National Memorial museum and they cater well for the disabled there is transport you can ride on that takes you all around with a commentary telling you all about the memorials it's really worth a visit, you can buy food and drinks or take a picnic to eat in the wonderful gardens
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A must..
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The National Memorial Arberetum was a wonderful experience. We spent 3 hours touring the different displays which were all very interesting. The Staff and Volunteers couldn't have been more helpful. They were all very knowledgeable and willing to pass on their experiences to the public. I would highly recommend this trip to one and all.
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Beautiful, beautiful place
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Third visit over the years, even more to see since last visit. Visitor centre so much bigger and better, cafe etc. same. All facilities in place also for those with mobility issues. Lots of quiet corners for sitting and reflection. Gardens beautifully tended. Well done to all the volunteers. As you can see I think it's a great place to visit.
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Great experience , a big must to visit very interesting , very helpful people to speak to.
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Learned many things about our wonderful fighting forces and their history
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Great place to visit , car parking charges are way to high used to be £3.00 now £6.00
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Hugely impressive, I will be sure to come again
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Beautiful and extremely moving. Would thoroughly recommend a visit.
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Always an emotional experience and today a first-class band from Lichfield. Good service from the cafe topped it all off. We'll be back soon.
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Fantastic if you are into military history but if you go in the winter time wrap up warm and bring your wellies on the flip side if you are on a disability scooter it is extremely hard to get to all the memorials
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Awe inspiring place, even for someone - like me - with no direct connection with war or fields of conflict. Peaceful, thought provoking and hospitable. The staff and volunteers are lovely too.
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Moving and informative
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Such a beautiful setting for remembering,all the people who have been lost to us for many different reasons
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It's a large area to explore, with interesting monuments and gardens
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Lovely tranquil space to remember fallen hero's.
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Thank you for another lovely visit.
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Well thought out very clean free entry only £4for car park worth a visit
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Free entry, but pay-to-park (£6 today)
Lots of memorials and dedication plaques for those killed or wounded in action for Queen & Country. (What would you expect!)
Very mixed emotions. Reasonably tranquil (bar the trains on the Burton line) and peaceful to promote reflection. Wonderful selection of wildlife (terns, wagtails, oystercatchers, demoiselle mayflies, cuckoos) and the rewilding of former gravel pits.
We went on the Jubilee Thursday, so the West Midlands Police brass band were playing a very odd selection of tunes. Capped off by the Avro Lancaster flying overhead on its way back from the celebrations in London.
And reasonably dog friendly. Yes, they must be on leads at all times and aren't allowed on the Armed Forces Memorial barrow.
Great day out.
Lots of memorials and dedication plaques for those killed or wounded in action for Queen & Country. (What would you expect!)
Very mixed emotions. Reasonably tranquil (bar the trains on the Burton line) and peaceful to promote reflection. Wonderful selection of wildlife (terns, wagtails, oystercatchers, demoiselle mayflies, cuckoos) and the rewilding of former gravel pits.
We went on the Jubilee Thursday, so the West Midlands Police brass band were playing a very odd selection of tunes. Capped off by the Avro Lancaster flying overhead on its way back from the celebrations in London.
And reasonably dog friendly. Yes, they must be on leads at all times and aren't allowed on the Armed Forces Memorial barrow.
Great day out.
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Absolutely fantastic.
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