National Memorial Arboretum
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Lovely hotel and staff.
Food really 1st class lovely walks nearby.
Food really 1st class lovely walks nearby.
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Beautiful place, you'll need a good few hours to fully appreciate each memorial here there is so much to see! Well kept, nice clean facilities only downside was there was a long wait for food, and myself and my family didn't find it very nice.
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The day I visited was wet and cold, but I still spent about 5 hours walking around. Very interesting, moving and thought-provoking attraction. Special mention to all the volunteers who are very willing to chat about the place and particularly those doing the very informative talks. Highly recommended.
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Excellent place to visit.
Volunteer's very polite, helpful and well informed.
Restrooms: Clean and tidy
Volunteer's very polite, helpful and well informed.
Restrooms: Clean and tidy
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Phill is a very knowledgeable tour guide. Very informative info. Lots of interesting features.
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Great experience and worth the visit.
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I'm glad I had the chance to visit the Aboretum. Powerful emotion of both pride and sorrow. I would urge anyone thinking if visiting to do so and make sure you see the Shot at Dawn memorial.
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Well laid out and done fantastic volunteers who work there. There are so many memorials (not all military). Will with a visit.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed, but keep them on a short lead as there are buggies for the old and disabled. Also some people who visit will have mental health problems, so please realise that some patrons will need your empathy.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed, but keep them on a short lead as there are buggies for the old and disabled. Also some people who visit will have mental health problems, so please realise that some patrons will need your empathy.
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Beautiful place to visit lots to see and learn great wide paths and plenty of seating all around the vast grounds
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A fantastic memorial to all those who gave their lives in service of the country which would take several days to completely cover.
Dog-friendliness: Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.
Dog-friendliness: Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.
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Visited (again) on Weds 28th March. As ever the staff and volunteers were attentive and helpful. We ate in the restaurant and the food was good as was the service. This is a lovely place to visit although to fully appreciate all the memorials it's best done in decent weather or at least no rain!! In the words of a certain well known actor..I'll be back..
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Very moving experience. The whole grounds are very well maintained and cared for. Our Sunday lunch was excellent and good value for money. Great shop and helpful and friendly staff. A very good and inspirational day.
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Such a good day out. Lovely informative staff. The grounds are kept beautifully.
Cafe has good quality food and homemade cake.
Somehow the feeling of serenity and peace is always felt here.
Cafe has good quality food and homemade cake.
Somehow the feeling of serenity and peace is always felt here.
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Brilliant and everyone helpful and friendly.
Restrooms: Clean and well looked after.
Restrooms: Clean and well looked after.
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Very thought provoking walking around on a crisp winter morning.
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As an ex military man I found this an extremely interesting visit and I would have spent longer but I had to be at friends by a certain time. There were memorials to a huge number of regiments, organisations and public services which deserved a longer viewing. My only drawback was there are not enough hard paths and we had to walk over waterlogged grass to get to view everything. So top tip: Well worth the visit but go when it's dry and hasn't been raining for sometime.
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Unbelievable, peaceful and sad....sad that it's still happening today.
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Sadly due to flooding we couldn't see the parts we wanted to.
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Very interesting place. Lots to see.
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Nice place to chill out and wander around.
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An area of piece and tranquillity among tributes and monuments to the faĺlen.
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Great place, bit of advice book your parking on line it's cheaper
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Lovely peaceful place. We visited just after the Queen passed, so lots of tributes around a tree planted by the Queen a few years ago. Lots of memorials and monuments to organisations and individuals that make up the very fabric of the UK. Some very poignant, particularly one dedeicated to soldiers executed in the First World War. Some of them just boys. Those in power should hang their heads in shame...but was it ever thus?
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Attended the RAF BD memorial dedication. Great to meet up with old friends and make new ones.
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Fabulous day out with the family.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome
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