National Memorial Arboretum
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Excellent place to visit
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Very interesting. There are some beautiful memorials and very poignant ones. No one is forgotton. The memorial to the Polish showed their great input in WW2, sadly though none of the text is in Polish which would have finished that honour in its entirety. "Shot at Dawn" is so very, very sad and well thought out and certainly grabs you emotionally that senseless loss. The large central memorial is truly accessible. The ramp to the top is barely noticeable. The monument has some amazing bronzes and is beautifully pure in style and design. Coffee shop and restaurant and toilet facilities are excellent as are the staff in all areas.
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Everybody should visit this memorial a110 acres of memorial gardens and monuments .westarted are visit with a short church service paying homage to are war dead . We then boarded a little train and had a tour of the site viewing various memorials not only military but still Born babies the royal national life boat etc we spent 5 hours here
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well maintained, helpful staff . Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, and the feeling of peace and serenity around the whole place was lovely.
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Very well planned out venue. Especially liked the 'far East' and 'Shot at dawn' exhibitions. Lots of places to rest and a ice cafe and restaurant.
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A very moving place with many unexpected memorials alongside those for the armed forces. You will need more than one visit to cover the extensive grounds and do justice to the arboretum.
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Respect.
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Great place to have walk around, and pay respect to those no longer here.
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A carefully laid out facility with memorials to service personnel that have fallen since the second world war. There is good visitor facilities and friendly staff.
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We took Dad to the NMA today, and he was impressed. He was due to visit with Mum a number of years ago before she passed away, so it has taken a while to show the old Royal Marine the tributes to our heros.
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Lots for memorials, nicely spread over a sizable area. You could spend most of the day there. There's a rather nice eatery with plenty of access to all areas for those if us who are not as agile as we used to be.<br>Please not, parking is £3.00, but don't worry of you don't have any change as you can buy your ticket at the front desk.
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Well worth a visit any age. A wonderful place
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As always. Amazing. Staff were excellent.
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A fantastic and humbling place. Well worth a visit.
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Brilliant day worth every minute of your time
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Visit every year, and always something new to see. Its a massive place and impossible to see everything in one day, we always pre book a buggy tour, which is the best way to see it, including having a fantastic guide, and blankets if its raining or cold. Shot at dawn is very poignant part that always leaves me feeling quite emotional. Food is very good and a lovely gift shop.
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We had no particular reason to visit, not looking for specific names, but still found the whole experience very moving. This is a great development dedicated to the memory of those who fell serving the country
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Lovely restful place
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Such a great place to visit. Very thought provoking & peaceful. Xx
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Fantastic place, worth the visit.
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Good place to have a walk
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Very moving, peaceful, enjoyable visit. Volunteers we're very friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend, well worth a visit.
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Well worth a visit be even better when the tree's have matured
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A National Treasure. We should be proud.
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Amazing place.
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