National Memorial Arboretum
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Fantastic. A MUST SEE for everyone of call ages and nationalities before you die. Unique. For once we have something which is better than any other country can offer. Stunning. Moving.Sad. Inspiring.
Manicured. You realise as you walk round how clever the landscapers and patrons of the Arboretum are. Every memorial. Campaign.walkway.tree cultivation . Has been carefully planned and executed.
Manicured. You realise as you walk round how clever the landscapers and patrons of the Arboretum are. Every memorial. Campaign.walkway.tree cultivation . Has been carefully planned and executed.
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Very peaceful
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Lovely, peaceful, so beautiful! It has matured a lot since I was last there. The little train ride was very helpful. The food was excellent, and the weather was perfect!
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Deeply moving. Clean and well cared for.
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A lovely peaceful place to pay our respects. I do however feel that dogs should not be allowed in (except assistance dogs and special circumstances) as dogs yapping in the outside cafe area and in the areas stating assistance dogs only did spoil our visit. It's a beautiful haunting place, very well cared for and with very helpful staff.
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An experienced not to be missed. A wonderful way to remember all those involved in the past.
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I cannot believe I hadn't visited this place sooner.
I spent a quick couple of hours here - with the aim of remembering friends who passed on our tours of Afghanistan and was astonished at truly how much there is to see here.
The grounds are impeccably kept and the guides are wonderful welcoming people.
The central memorial has an eerie silence and when you are told about how it was designed - it makes truly perfect sense.
I intend to visit again real soon to take as much in as possible.
I spent a quick couple of hours here - with the aim of remembering friends who passed on our tours of Afghanistan and was astonished at truly how much there is to see here.
The grounds are impeccably kept and the guides are wonderful welcoming people.
The central memorial has an eerie silence and when you are told about how it was designed - it makes truly perfect sense.
I intend to visit again real soon to take as much in as possible.
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Every person from child to adult should visit here.
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Lovely place to Walk around
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Attended for an event in one of the conference rooms. Long time since we were here and the place has been dramatically overhauled since we were last here. Entrance building, parking and restaurant were all first class and very clean. Enjoyed our event in the Aspects building where we were served a very nice cream tea. All was, and felt, Covid safe.
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Can't put it to words brilliant I did shed a few tears
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Very well organised, nicely laid out, respectful atmosphere and extremely helpful staff!
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Such a peaceful place but also a solemn reminder of the thousands of lives lost serving Queen and Country.
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A lovely place to remember those no longer with us, and to quietly reflect on those who lost their lives for our freedom.
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Words cannot start to explain this place, it humbling to visit and puts your own life and troubles into perspective.
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Beautiful place to visit. So calm and peaceful. So interesting. I thought 3 hours would be too long but no.. Loved the visit.
Cafe/ restaurant had lovely fresh sandwiches... Very reasonable food. Go!!
Cafe/ restaurant had lovely fresh sandwiches... Very reasonable food. Go!!
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Wonderful tribute to so many lives lost. We did train trip first which was very informative and then walked around various memorials. Staff were friendly and helpful. Restaurant was good with reasonable prices. A good educational experience for all ages.
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HMS Ajax and the Battle of the River Plate Veterans Association memorial. Very moving
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A good space for quiet reflection and meditation
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Excellent! Thought provoking!
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Magnificent land scaping and well laid out , quiet reflection is a must .
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We spent around 4 hours here. A huge site and as well as the memorials there's also large natural areas and wildlife. The volunteers were all friendly and informative. There was a land train and tours available. We gave a donation as it was free entry and £4 to park. A lovely place to visit and also some informative and thought provoking exhibits.
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Very well kept grounds and friendly staff
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Staff all very helpful . A wonderful place with lots of Memories. Very well kept by the maintenance guys. I go to visit at least once a year as it has always got more to look at . It also is a very peaceful place to go and remember your loved ones and all those who fought for their country .Lest we not forget.
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Very peaceful beautiful grounds and moving experience
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