National Memorial Arboretum
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Great place to visit
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Absolutely massive need a couple days to get round everything properly
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Really enjoyed my visit staff friendly and polite
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Absolutely amazing place. My husband has dementia and it was so refreshing and rewarding to see him reminiscing about his dads memories and of course some of his own. Would like to give a huge thank you to Carol our tour guide who made our day extra special with entertaining and informative anecdotes.
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Beautiful and serene and fitting environment to honour our fallen. Very moving and thought provoking place to pay your respects
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Amazing place definitely worth a visit a nice day out and support a place that honours our fallen heroes
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There is so much to see and so much thought has gone into making each memorial special.
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Visited on a sunny Saturday after pre-booking, spent several hours admiring all the various memorials around the the beautiful Arboretum, well worth a visit each year and make a donation, very helpful staff.
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Atmospheric and thought-provoking. Wonderful place to visit
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Booked the land train immediately for the 11.30am slot and was given lots of information. In the afternoon we found lots of interesting areas. We should have picked up a map.
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Beautifully maintained.You can walk around or take a little train.
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Wonderful day out, so moving to be able to visit and reflect and remember all those who have defended us and especially those who died in conflict. So thought provoking done beautifully. A real jewel in the crown of the Country. Free entry but currently need to pre book parking. Very motivated kind and helpful volunteers. Particularly grateful to the volunteer who explained to us the statutes and significance of the position of the memorial wall. Good value coffee shop. Really excellent place for reflection and learning.
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Have been a few times and always discover something new there
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If you have links or history in the family to military, this is a very special place and for anyone who just wants a sedate walk seeing and learning history it's amazing. You cannot do in one day. It's a very special place, I would definitely recommend!!
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Hard to describe ... amazing is the wrong word. .. a place for both reflection and celebration
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Quiet serene place to visit
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Wonderful and thought provoking experience. Super staff, very well organised.
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Lovely place to visit
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What they have is quite good, but I was disappointed to discover they have no record at all of casualties prior to 1945. Granted there were colossal casualty numbers in both world wars, but I would have expected to find at least a database of every life lost as a consequence of enemy action.
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Very large inside and interesting but teenagers find it lots of reading and don't always understand why its intetesting.
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Peaceful Thoughtful Love is all around Beautiful makes you feel very Thankful..
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Wonderful place to visit
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One of the best places I have ever visited in UK
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Very pleasant surroundings. Well kept.
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Unbelievably great place. The hard work and detail that has gone into the memorials is a wonderful reflection of the gratitude of a grateful Nation. We will never forget them.
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