National Memorial Arboretum
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Wow what a place. The site is amazing with loads to see over the 100 acres. There is a restaurant serving good food at reasonable prices so make a day of it.
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Such a great place to visit. As a Veteran I really enjoyed the whole site, especially the Wall of Remembrance. The on site facilities are great too.
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A beautiful place to go to walk, learn and reflect.
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A very moving experience. Excellent staff and facilities.
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Incredible tribute to all those who fought for our freedom
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A fantastic place and poignant memorial to our armed forces and national services.
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A great place
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I didn't realise how big this place is, the grounds are well set out, and maintained, good paths and a few porta loos doted about. Grounds dog friendly, and so is the cafe.<br>Definitely worth a visit, i stayed about 4 hours and still more to see.
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Been many times. Special memories.
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Deeply atmospheric venue. Ample parking, very functional/practical cafe restaurant hub with toilet facilities. Dogs are also allowed. Some amazing tributes to the services.
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This was our second year at the Christmas lights and we had a great time.<br><br>Would recommend
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Although we were short of time for our visit today we were recommended to do a guided buggy tour. We had a fantastic ,friendly guide called Mick who was very knowledgeable. A wonderful experience and we hope to return. Thank you, Mick. 😁
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Moving poignant place to visit but everyone should go. Good cafe and gift shop. Plenty of parking but have to book a time slot
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This is a wonderful tasteful peaceful abundant place
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A truly humbling and incredible place to visit. If you don't get a tear in your eye and feel proud to be part of the United kingdom then you need to revisit on remembrance Day x
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Went for the illuminations, it was beautiful but I do wish they hadn't sold so many tickets as the place was rammed
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We visit on regular occasions, if you visit once you'll be back.
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The lights were brilliant, very interactive and so beautiful. I've removed a star as the toilets near the food trucks on the trail didn't have a baby change which would have been very useful especially as we wouldn't have known how much longer the trail was at that point.
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Harrowing, but always worth a visit
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Even better than last year
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Had a fab time at the illuminations. Really well run, lots of space, great food and nice friendly atmosphere
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Went to the illuminated walk. It is brilliant and humbling. The atmosphere was beautiful.<br><br>When. We entered we found my camera needed it's battery charging. The staff were so kind and allowed us to charge it while we waited to go in the walk.<br><br>Thank you guys. You have truly made the experience even more precious to me
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Staff are friendly and helpful and grounds and memorials beautiful and extremely well kept.<br>Pay inside as the parking ticket machine is antiquated and only takes coins. £6 for parking but entry is free.
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Been here many times. To pay respects to the my friend L/Cpl Richard Larkin who's name is listed on the wall and to pay respects to my old Regiment The RAMC
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Recently went to the illuminated Arboretum event.<br><br>Extraordinary experience.<br><br>Every exhibition was tactile. Controlling spot lights, games, changing lights it was amazing.<br><br>The biggest surprise was the main memorial.<br><br>The kids discovered that you could speak intro the walls and it projected over 50 metres away. Brilliantly clever harmonics.
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