National Memorial Arboretum
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Great place to go and learn about the war but need plenty of time, not to be rushed.
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So interesting very enjoyable day out or should i say days out 150 acres
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Peaceful and beautiful. You need to spend a full day here to take it all in
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My first visit on a lovely sunny Sunday. My elderly father in law had donated a tree in memory of his brother several years ago, so we decided to treat him to a buggy tour as it will probably be his last opportunity. We couldn’t be happier with the day, the tour was designed to visit our specific tree and then take in all the major memorials. Sue our guide had printed out various documents and certificates and was excellent throughout, with amazing knowledge of the whole site. It is a special place with a marvellous tranquil air. I would highly recommend this tour, especially for anyone with mobility issues, as the site is too vast to manage in one trip, otherwise. The tour is great value with a 2 course lunch included, all in all brilliant.
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Excellent place to remember loved ones lost and walk around.
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Beautiful emotional experience loved it
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Excellent site.wellmaintained, good staff.easy parking.
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Had a great day here. The place is breathtaking. Volunteers are amazing.
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Amazing place so much you can learn . Brilliant for walking around for people in wheelchairs .would recommend a day out to it
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Beautiful place, today's Royal Signals rededication service was very moving. The new buildings really make the place come alive
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Very informative place food is a bit expensive
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Awesome
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A wonferdul day.
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Finally, a tranquil place to remember our fellow fallen service colleagues.
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Great place well with a visit cafe shop and informative well presented good location
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What a gem of a course, wish it was my home course. Great location, views and in fantastic condition.
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Very moving and interesting
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Was told by the owner of a cottage we rented this was a nice place to come and see and we were not disappointed. My partner was in a wheelchair at the time but we still managed to get around most of the grounds which was quite fascinating and very well presented. They also have a good restaurant and a charming little cafe which we found were not expensive. We would recommend it is very worth a visit.
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Everyone should visit here at least once
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This is a very lovely peaceful place to visit. However although there is stuff there for children to do it's not a running around place and unfortunately my tribe wanted to run around more than we felt it suitable to do..I will definitely return on my own as there is a lot to see and take it. It is a beautiful memorial.
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My first visit, took my family and young daughter (as part of her school homework is WW1/2). I myself is ex military.... And I was blown away by the place and history! I could have spent hrs at this place, a true place to reflect and appreciate all the sacrifices the men and women did for us. "LEST WE FORGET". I did find my old regiment...... Sadly it was just a tree, but still moving. Great place, and fantastic staff..... Thank you. ❤️
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Brill day. Very helpful. Will return again.
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So tranquil,the land train was very good full commentary on memorials well worth £6pp,restaurant clean and food reasonable priced
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Perfect place to remember the fallen comrades.
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Very moving, the grounds are exceptional, spent 4 hours viewing most of the memorials. Very well kept.
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