Local Reviews
In July 2015, Kathy W said about National Memorial Arboretum
Was amazed at the size of this. A thought provoking place to meander around, loved walking along the river. It was extremely busy on the Saturday we visited, restaurant was a little overrun, and didn't have much gluten free for one of us. Shop had some nice merchandise.
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In May 2016, Mati1da84 said about National Memorial Arboretum
A lovely quiet, peaceful place.
The grounds are very well kept and they are extending the visitor centre at the moment which is looking very impressive.
There is also a restaurant where we had a lovely meal but you can also have snacks. Would recommend the roast dinner.
The grounds are very well kept and they are extending the visitor centre at the moment which is looking very impressive.
There is also a restaurant where we had a lovely meal but you can also have snacks. Would recommend the roast dinner.
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In February 2019, Ian K said about National Memorial Arboretum
This memorial to those who have fallen in war. There are so many tributes and we were glad to go on a buggy tour with a most helpful, friendly and knowledgeable guide, who explained the different tributes. It is very modern and quite stark. The large restaurant was welcome on a very cold day!
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In February 2020, susie778 said about National Memorial Arboretum
We visited on a cold, sunny February day. Friendly and very helpful volunteers.The buggy ride was excellent and very informative. A very thought provoking day out.
The restaurant was lovely too, good food and value for money. The afternoon tea was delicious.
Would highly recommend a visit
The restaurant was lovely too, good food and value for money. The afternoon tea was delicious.
Would highly recommend a visit
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In May 2024, Richard Hoare said about National Memorial Arboretum
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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In February 2024, Daniel Setla said about National Memorial Arboretum
A memorial site for fallen war heroes. Wonderfully landscaped area. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth visiting this place. It will take 2-4 hours to walk around the area. We will also find a Polish accent.
Restrooms: Toilets available on site
Picnic area: There is a café and a restaurant on site. There is also a souvenir shop
Restrooms: Toilets available on site
Picnic area: There is a café and a restaurant on site. There is also a souvenir shop
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In December 2022, GC said about National Memorial Arboretum
Visited for the Remembrance Service on the 13th November. The service itself was very poignant and I’m so glad that this year I visited here. I found it quite emotional, humbling and a wonderful place to reflect and pay my respects to the fallen.
Lunch in the restaurant was very good before a walk around the beautiful gardens.
Lunch in the restaurant was very good before a walk around the beautiful gardens.
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In October 2022, marie Frost said about National Memorial Arboretum
Rode on the train as the area is so vast we couldn't cover it all. Free to get in but charge for parking. A coffee bar and restaurant reasonably priced. A lot of staff around to answer any queries you may have. My second visit and will return again.
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In March 2022, karen Scotland said about National Memorial Arboretum
A lovely place. So peaceful and beautiful. Wonderful memorials to fallen army, RAF, navy, Ambulance workers, vets, Stillborn and Neonatal Deaths, and so, so much more. A great restaurant and gift shop. Well worth a visit. There's also a train ride, with commentary around all of the memorials.
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In January 2019, Leviter said about National Memorial Arboretum
It's a nice day out. The restaurant is okay and there is a lot of area to walk through, it's treemendous. They also have a lot of memorials to visit. Despite already being huge, the arboretum has potential for more growth. I wood hope that their prospects stay evergreen. Alright, I'll leaf now.
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