National Memorial Arboretum
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Fabulous day at the Arboretum, the Chapel experience was lovely, the train tour great followed by the fabulous buggy tour in the afternoon with our guide Mick Byrne. A big thank you to Mick for making the day very special.
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This is a really lovely place for quiet reflection. An amazing tribute to those who fought and died. We were only passing through and had only an hour to spend. We will definitely return and stay longer. The cafe was also impressive and good car parking.
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Splendid place. A place for reflection. It's not just for the Military, there's something for everyone.
Land trolley available, hire a wheelchair or scooter if required (£10 for scooter as at 2024). Free to get in and donations help keep it free for everyone.
Cafe and restaurant onsite.
Land trolley available, hire a wheelchair or scooter if required (£10 for scooter as at 2024). Free to get in and donations help keep it free for everyone.
Cafe and restaurant onsite.
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Fantastic place always find something different every time staff brilliant
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Wonderfull
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Well presented grounds to remember the fallen
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Absolutely fantastic place to visit staff very knowledgeable and helpful.The train ride was brilliant seeing monuments which we would have probably missed
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It is a beautiful, calm place for remembrance, but so much to see, do, and learn. We have visited it twice now, but plan to return as there is so much to see. The staff are very friendly and helpful.
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We're very lucky to have this place. Thank you.
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A beautiful thought-provoking place with so many interesting things to see. Plenty of memorials, statues and plaques offering information. There’s also a wonderful Stick Man Trail for younger visitors. Lovely large cafe and gift shop.
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Stunning area. Somber and emotional all at the same time. A beautiful area to remember loved ones
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This is a very special place for me and so many people. I’ve been here for so many events and occasions, but still my favourite thing to do is either come on a normal day, and have a walk.
Whether it’s to reflect, relax or to just look around at the vast amount of memorials on this huge site… it’s perfect for solos, partners, families and dog walkers too.
Also has a nice little exhibition hall just off the entrance behind the reception area, plus there is the restaurant and on site gift shop.
Perfect!
Whether it’s to reflect, relax or to just look around at the vast amount of memorials on this huge site… it’s perfect for solos, partners, families and dog walkers too.
Also has a nice little exhibition hall just off the entrance behind the reception area, plus there is the restaurant and on site gift shop.
Perfect!
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Get on the buggy tour, it's 3-4 hr guided tour plus a 2 course lunch.
Playground: Lovely open areas for kids plus a children's playground
Restrooms: Several restrooms in the main building with reception and cafe
Dog-friendliness: Well behaved dogs on leads
Picnic area: Loads of benches and places to sit for a picnic
Playground: Lovely open areas for kids plus a children's playground
Restrooms: Several restrooms in the main building with reception and cafe
Dog-friendliness: Well behaved dogs on leads
Picnic area: Loads of benches and places to sit for a picnic
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A very moving experience. Well worth the visit.
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Very interesting visit. A beautiful and calm place to visit.
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It's such an amazing place. It's a place to remember how the armed forces make the ultimate sacrifice for us to live the lifes we do. I will be coming back as there is so much to see.
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Emotional
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Great informative staff and some nice memorials
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I found myself overwhelmed by the sacrifice which people have made for their country through the ages.
Restrooms: These were clean and pleasant for use.
Dog-friendliness: Our dog walked with us and waited while we read the information about the memorials. It was a hot day and it would have been useful to have bowls of water at points, such as the toilets or litter bins.
Restrooms: These were clean and pleasant for use.
Dog-friendliness: Our dog walked with us and waited while we read the information about the memorials. It was a hot day and it would have been useful to have bowls of water at points, such as the toilets or litter bins.
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Respect
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A beautiful place and so moving. If it's your first visit I suggest you take the land train ,the commentary is very informative.
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Went for a private event, brilliant as usual.
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Keith was a great guide around the site and knew loads. We would definitely come back and well worth the money.
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Outstanding dedication to our fallen heroes. The Shot at Dawn, brings to mind how the world has changed. The memorial is thought provoking.
We spent the day at the NMA. The restaurant serves amazing fresh home cooked food, and amazing deserts. Ceoliac heaven!! Truly delicious. The restaurant staff are very kind, caring and compassionate.
Car park is not free, but you can prebook for reduced rate. Cannot understand why people complain. It is a charity!!! Where else can you take a whole family and pet for Free!!! Everyone should support the NMA. It is a beautiful place. A national treasure. Thank you.
We spent the day at the NMA. The restaurant serves amazing fresh home cooked food, and amazing deserts. Ceoliac heaven!! Truly delicious. The restaurant staff are very kind, caring and compassionate.
Car park is not free, but you can prebook for reduced rate. Cannot understand why people complain. It is a charity!!! Where else can you take a whole family and pet for Free!!! Everyone should support the NMA. It is a beautiful place. A national treasure. Thank you.
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Well maintained with friendly warm staff.
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