National Memorial Arboretum
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Lovely day out and it's all free
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Interesting and peaceful place. You could spend days here and still not see everything. Good sandwiches, clean facilities and friendly, well informed staff. We will be going back.
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Lovely place to visit
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I visited here on official duty but plan to come back with my family to enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
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I have never been to such an extraordinary place. On more than one occasion I was moved to tears.
The grounds are clean, tidy and huge! All memorials are obviously treated with the respect they deserve.
All staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful, even the groundsmen.
I attended a talk on the Far East which was very interesting.
A train ride took us past many memorials giving information we may not have otherwise have heard.
To think that this is only possible because of donations is incredible.I was more than happy to give a donation on top of my parking.
A thought provoking visit which everyone should make.
The grounds are clean, tidy and huge! All memorials are obviously treated with the respect they deserve.
All staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful, even the groundsmen.
I attended a talk on the Far East which was very interesting.
A train ride took us past many memorials giving information we may not have otherwise have heard.
To think that this is only possible because of donations is incredible.I was more than happy to give a donation on top of my parking.
A thought provoking visit which everyone should make.
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What an atmospheric place. Time for contemplation and quite. So peaceful. Why don’t we have more places like this. Can’t speak highly enough of the staff and helpers. A really happy memorable day.
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It's a very emotional place to be so many names who fought for us but it's also the beautifulist place to go..so much to see and very disabled friendly..love it there.
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We arrived in the late morning, didn't stop for entire time we were there and by 16.00 still hadn't seen half of it. We'll definitely go back to see the rest.
It's a great day for disabled people because it's fairly flat other than the Armed Forces Monument and that has a gently sloping spiral ramp.
They Will lend you a wheelchair or hire you a power scooter for £5.
The staff and volunteers are incredibly helpful.
The grounds are impeccably kept and the monuments are striking.
Do yourself a favour Nd visit. Us the bonus that it's free to enter and parking is reasonably priced
It's a great day for disabled people because it's fairly flat other than the Armed Forces Monument and that has a gently sloping spiral ramp.
They Will lend you a wheelchair or hire you a power scooter for £5.
The staff and volunteers are incredibly helpful.
The grounds are impeccably kept and the monuments are striking.
Do yourself a favour Nd visit. Us the bonus that it's free to enter and parking is reasonably priced
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Thought provoking, tranquil and well maintained. We pre booked the golf buggy guided tour which was a great way to see more of the Arbourritum. Our guide was extremely interesting and knowledgeable. Nice cafeteria with super cake.
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Excellent you can't do it in a day<br>I would seriously pay for this day out
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We were last there about 6 years ago & we were very impressed with what had been done since then Really impressive The staff - employees & volunteers were very pleasant & helpful A great day out
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Fantastic place.
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What an amazing place.
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Be prepared to spend the day here. So much to see and visit
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A total experience of all the senses. Dedicated to all who served. A beautifully laid out park with memorials and monuments to numerous military and civilian organisations.
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Really is a thought provoking visit. We took a buggy tour we'll worth the £6 each, certainly saw more memorial's than we would of done on foot. Definitely be visiting again. Next time we will take the land train to see other parts of the arboretum.
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Despite poor weather it was a great day out with the Grandkids made even better by our excellent guide Dave Bardell and his colleagues.
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Absolutely fabulous location and excellent volunteers....very thought provoking
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Amazing place very moving and poignant
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Beautifully laid out in 150 acres. Very moving looking at all the different memorials.
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I came back again for a looksee and was not disappointed. Loads of people visiting the site and its so wonderful to see so many tributes to the forces. Well worth a visit
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Visited for the Monte Casino memorial ceremony. Very moving day in a wonderful place.
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I had a excellent day there viewing the various monuments. Beautiful. The staff were so friendly and helpful as my sister and me are disabled. Very disabled friendly.
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A very well present experience. It’s so nice to something in our country to remember the dead from so many wars.
I have visited, Normandy, France and Belgium a number of times to see the site of war and the memorials large and small to remember war dead.
The Arboretum is well worth a visit.
We will visit again I’m sure
I have visited, Normandy, France and Belgium a number of times to see the site of war and the memorials large and small to remember war dead.
The Arboretum is well worth a visit.
We will visit again I’m sure
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Wonderful place, surprised I haven't heard of it or visited before... Very well kept and great facilities. Can't recommend enough... Definitely worth a visit.
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