National Memorial Arboretum
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Very impressive site with hundreds of memorials to all sorts of services.
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My 1st trip out to a public space since restrictions have been lifted. Felt very reassured and safe from the moment I arrived. Good Covid protocols.
Staff were very helpful assisting me finding a particular memorial.
Staff ‘out on site’ again approachable and engaging.
Took refreshments bought indoors and ate out in The Square. Table was sanitised prior to me sitting down.
Drink & food were very good.
Overall an enjoyable experience.
Staff were very helpful assisting me finding a particular memorial.
Staff ‘out on site’ again approachable and engaging.
Took refreshments bought indoors and ate out in The Square. Table was sanitised prior to me sitting down.
Drink & food were very good.
Overall an enjoyable experience.
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Inspiring !!
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Absolutely wonderful, we had a truly special and at times moving day. Covid safe , well organised, excellent knowledgeable and friendly staff.
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Lovely well maintained memorial
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Brilliant place. You have to book at this time due to Covid.
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Great
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always worth a visit and very well organised in terms of current Covid requirements. staff as helpful as ever
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Great place ....
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Beautiful place to visit, well organised with clear floor markings for direction and social distancing. Kept in beautiful condition
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Attended 21 Sept. Beautiful day. Managed to attend the service in the Chapel at 11am. Even with Covid restriction, this was worth the early start.
Queue for coffee was a bit slow but OK. Seating outside was well spaced out, but i do wonder what they will do as it gets colder.
The train trip was worth every single penny. The tour gives you an idea of things to possibly go back to. Staff were very careful about the cleaning of the train and as each group has their own pod you didn't have to wear a face mask on it.
Staff in general were very helpful and full of knowledge. THANK YOU!
Queue for coffee was a bit slow but OK. Seating outside was well spaced out, but i do wonder what they will do as it gets colder.
The train trip was worth every single penny. The tour gives you an idea of things to possibly go back to. Staff were very careful about the cleaning of the train and as each group has their own pod you didn't have to wear a face mask on it.
Staff in general were very helpful and full of knowledge. THANK YOU!
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What a beautiful place excellent staff from car park attendants to guides inside would recommend a visit and advise to do talking guide information excellent
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Stunning
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Very moving place
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Well worth a visit. The memorials are set in acres of beautifully kept grounds. Walking is easy, but you can get a land train to take you round if the weather isn't great. Staff lovely, too. Very helpful and polite.
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Had a great day have to book in advance for car parking and entry .face masks n shop and restaurant which had takeaway and sit down meals but not to busy walking around went see some vc plaques
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Very interesting place good friendly staff
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A special place of remembrance, with well maintianed grounds a really helpful staff. The only thing that concerned me was lack of toilet facilities, two chemical toilets around the whole site which for young families with young children could be a problem. I suspect it could be due this covoid virus.<br>Thank you to all members of staff and volunteers you do youselves proud.
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As ex services what a beautiful fantastic place, honoured to have made it at last and we are planning our second event and returning next year (Bulford & Werl Old Boys) Queens Regiment
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No jubilation at war more respect for service and ultimate sacrifice. 3rd visit, getting better each time.
Beautiful sunny day.
Today especially moved by the Shot at dawn memorial to the 300 or so young men executed for "cowardice" in WW1...young guys epitomised by Private Herbert Morris, aged just 17, drafted from the West Indies to fight for the Empire. So sad.
Beautiful sunny day.
Today especially moved by the Shot at dawn memorial to the 300 or so young men executed for "cowardice" in WW1...young guys epitomised by Private Herbert Morris, aged just 17, drafted from the West Indies to fight for the Empire. So sad.
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Powerful stuff on our first ever visit as a family even though we live quite nearby. 150 acres of monuments, statues and tributes. Marvellously kept gardens and lots of space to walk around and read about those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom as well as those who passed before they should have. Almost in tears sitting at a bench dedicated to two sisters that died aged 4 months and 4 years. Surprisingly child friendly with a sensory park a stepping park and a land train 🚂. The k look and train was a bit much for kids under 10 (slow and lots of audio) but for adults you learn a lot. I say visit and soak it all in. The staff here are fantastic and the groundskeepers deserve awards.
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Was very impressed with the whole layout of the Memorials.The staff were also very aware about keeping covid 19 hygiene
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What a fantastic place definitely you should visit you wount be disappointed
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A great day out. Take the train ride and discover the memorials that are there. Then walk round at your leisure.
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Very peaceful and a moving tribute to the heroes who gave their lives for our future.
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