National Memorial Arboretum
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Well worth a visit.
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My wife and I visited for the first time, and were impressed by how nice and poignant this place was. We took the train to see the 85% of memorials which also provided a commentary on where we were and what to look at. It was amazing how many organisations have been involved in conflict, such as the medical core, veterinary, and much more.<br>Before leaving, we had a snack in the cafe, which was clean,airy and served reasonably priced food.<br><br>There were good toilet facilities and picnic areas, with lots of volunteers who were knowledgeable and helpful.
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So beautiful in the sadest way, very emotional ,lovely staff , cafe served really good food .
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Lovely place, great monuments all very well presented
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We had a business event here....what a setting. I will certainly be back!
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Brilliant place, well run and so informative. Lots of space and nice walking areas. Staff are friendly and helpful
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Lovely cafe and quality gift shop. Very moving place to visit with options for less able people in a land train or a buggy
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Amazing place. Everybody should visit at least once. So much to see. Its full of history and is beautiful to stroll around.<br><br>It's a bit sad, but in a heroic way.<br><br>I had the walking tour and loved it. Graham Taylor was both knowledgeable and down to earth.<br><br>Loved it.
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Lovely place, well maintained and peaceful. Different services offered like the land train or a guided tour. Mobility scooters are available for hire. Restaurant offers a selection of hot and cold food, all freshly made. Booking for parking recommended but once your there , you can stay aslong as you like. Free entry but donations are appreciated to help towards the upkeep of the arboretum. ( alot of staff are volunteers)
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A lovely setting, very informative, very helpful staff/volunteers, probably takes a couple of days to do it real justice. We will be back.
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Well worth a visit, very interesting place, at least a day required to see it all.
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A beautifully tranquil place. The museums are informative and moving and very well presented. The memorials are many and varied and create a lovely journey through the grounds, which are magnificently maintained and a credit to the hard work and dedication of the people who work here. Thank you.
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Great place and interesting to see!
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A fitting tribute to those service personnel who have died in service since 1945. Moving but not at all morbid. A celebration of the best of us.
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Good and interesting day
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Beautiful and humbling place to visit. Really peaceful place to have a stroll with the family.
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Beautiful place and we'll kept.
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Your government killed 306 soliders by firing squad because they went to awol, cowardice and other reasons diring WWI. Shame on you!<br><br>From Hong Kong
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Very interesting and moving place ,beautiful and so peacefully quiet.
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Beautiful
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Fantastic place to visit
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Very moving vist to the Arboretum the day before VE day celebrations.<br>A fitting tribute to our fallen hero's.<br>Had lunch here which was delicious and tasty.
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A lovely and moving place for remembrance.
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A must visit place
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A very sobering & thought provoking experience, so sad to see all those names of service personnel who have given their lives in service to this country.<br>The site is well laid out with plenty of amenities.<br>An enjoyable experience tinged with sadness.
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