National Memorial Arboretum
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Well organised respectful place, good facilities, nice walks, well maintained
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Fantastic tribute to the fallen. Great South Atlantic memorial. So nice to sit, think and reflect in quiet surroundings. Definitely recommend.
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Wow...what a fantastic day. Well worth a visit but be prepared to make sure you allow most of your day as there is so much to look at and absorb. Humbled to say the least.
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Good day out . plenty to see.many stories to be heard from people .
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Peaceful and serene while being a reminder of the terrible impact of conflicts
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Great day out lots to see and do, loads of facilities, very helpful staff, beautiful setting...go.
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We had a private tour for 4, and I couldn't recommend it enough. Apart from being ferried around on a buggy, and having a breakfast bap, our guide (Jane) was brilliant and as is always the case with good guides had a wealth of information explaining so much of the symbolism of the memorials that would have passed us by otherwise. In addition sharing her personal experiences made our (second) visit really interesting.
It is just a really great place.
It is just a really great place.
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Fantastic place worth a visit by all
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Fantastic location and definitely worth a visit! Lots to see and lots of walking as area cover 150 acres ! Many memorials to see !
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Humbling place
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It was a lovely day out and the National Memorial Arboretum was lovely to walk around.
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Beautiful place, will definitely be going back
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Interesting day out
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Absolute beautiful place to visit you need a whole day here great restaurant on site as well train and buggy rides are available for those not able to walk the distance £2 each for car park then donation
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I cannot recommend the National Memorial Arboretum highly enough!
We have visited many many times with our young family even through the pandemic.
The staff are always friendly and willing to help with lots of facts and directions.
The grounds are beautifully kept and it’s so lovely and quiet here.
Already looking forward to planning our next visit.
We have visited many many times with our young family even through the pandemic.
The staff are always friendly and willing to help with lots of facts and directions.
The grounds are beautifully kept and it’s so lovely and quiet here.
Already looking forward to planning our next visit.
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Wonderful place and quite emotional. Staff are very friendly and the eating area was spotless.
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Very moving
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Absolutely stunning place and a wonderful and humbling day out. A well deserved 5 stars.
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Fabulous place to spend time. We love taking our grandchildren.
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Massive amount of war memorials. Free entry, wheel chair accessible, cafe and shop on exit. Well worth a day out exploring history. Lovely peaceful river walk to finish the day off there.
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Amazing place , it’s £4 too park ur car and the place is free too visit , we were there 3.1/2 hours and didn’t see everything ….. it’s a respectful . Peaceful …. Green space where u are free too wander and sit too rest and take in the memorials and statues/plaques too respect the bravery of those who have served their county.
It was a beautiful sunny day which made it a great day too wander and admire and enjoy the peaceful , tranquil but poignant memorial
We weren’t sure what too expect but this was well worth a visit and we would recommend everyone too visit and take a moment too reflect.
Other points… staff were helpful and friendly in reception area. Gift shop lovely and reasonably priced. Hubby purchased a piece of bronze art with is a 1/50 and only commissioned for the arboretum so he was very happy
Cafe we had a coffee and it was v nice however it’s a little chaotic with counters and tills everywhere so either signage or staff that speak might help
All in all a fantastic place too visit and would recommend too everyone
It was a beautiful sunny day which made it a great day too wander and admire and enjoy the peaceful , tranquil but poignant memorial
We weren’t sure what too expect but this was well worth a visit and we would recommend everyone too visit and take a moment too reflect.
Other points… staff were helpful and friendly in reception area. Gift shop lovely and reasonably priced. Hubby purchased a piece of bronze art with is a 1/50 and only commissioned for the arboretum so he was very happy
Cafe we had a coffee and it was v nice however it’s a little chaotic with counters and tills everywhere so either signage or staff that speak might help
All in all a fantastic place too visit and would recommend too everyone
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The Arboretum provides a very moving and emotional experience. It is beautiful and immaculately kept. Give yourself as much time as possible to take in and contemplate the sacrifice made by those doing their duty.<br><br>The cafe is well run and the meals were well presented and good value.<br><br>I have left commenting on the staff until last. Each and every one of them were generous with their time, advice and care, not to mention being kind and professional. They make a wonderful location perfect. Thank you.
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Very picturesque. Nice and a peaceful. My 3 Yr old enjoyed the stickman trail. Was fun but felt it could of been alil more.. comparing it to other similar outings. Defo returning though. Staff were lovely.
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The booking system for mobility scooter's and parking has to be done separately which may not be understandable to older visitors.
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Beautiful place to visit, lots to see and do and the staff/volunteers are always very helpful.
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