National Memorial Arboretum
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Beautiful place
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What an excellent place very thought provoking.
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Beautiful place, lots of space, good covid controls, and, of course, very poignant, especially the Armed Forces Memorial. So many names.........
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Deeply moving location. Regular events, fantastic staff - a must visit whether you know a lot about the military and its history or not.<br><br>Pay your respects to the thousands of names adorned on the memorial wall
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Beautifully kept grounds, lots to see and take in. Some play areas for children and the cafe is reasonably priced. A lovely day out, we will be returning. :)
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Even though quite a few people there, it was a lovely peaceful place and the different sections were really interesting
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A very nice place, Make sure you order a mobility scooter, only £5. per day.
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Even though quite a few people there, it was a lovely peaceful place and the different sections were really interesting
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Absolutely beautiful and very emotional such a great day out.
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Lovely peaceful place to walk around
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Beautiful and large arboretum with so many interesting memorials to wander around and read. There's a gorgeous walk by the river. Definitely worth a visit, and will take a good few hours to fully explore.
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A very moving and memorable experience. All staff were so helpful and friendly: from our parking experience, train ride, ice cream and refreshments. We would love to come back as the seasons change to witness more of the thought that has gone into the design and planning. A very special day. Thank you to everyone.
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Great day and very emotional seeing all the memorials particularly the POW cabin and shot at dawn, some so young but now have the pardon they absolutely deserve.
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Amazing memorial to those who have served their countries in so many ways. Not a depressing place but rather uplifting. Lovely staff, great cafe. Great place.
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Beautiful place
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Very interesting and well organised
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Amazing very quite and moving.
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Super place to visit I would say every one should go and pay there respects free to enter just put a donation in the box so it can stay open thank you for the experience
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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.<br>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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You can treat the National Arboretum either as a beautiful place to walk and enjoy the trees and gardens or as a place to reflect on the sacrifices others have made. If you go for one, you will also end up doing the other.
The arboretum is largely staffed by volunteers, and you should make use of them. They are very friendly and knowledgeable and can always tell you a story behind a particular memorial. Entrance is free (£4 to park), with all the profits from the sales in the cafés and shop going to support the arboretum, and for a small fee of £4 one of the volunteers will take you on a walking tour of the site - again the money goes to the arboretum.
You must go there if you get the chance.
The arboretum is largely staffed by volunteers, and you should make use of them. They are very friendly and knowledgeable and can always tell you a story behind a particular memorial. Entrance is free (£4 to park), with all the profits from the sales in the cafés and shop going to support the arboretum, and for a small fee of £4 one of the volunteers will take you on a walking tour of the site - again the money goes to the arboretum.
You must go there if you get the chance.
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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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