National Memorial Arboretum
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Visited here after a friend mentioned it. Never knew about it before. Lovely place, full of stories and memories. There are lots of talks and information on all aspects of conflicts past and present.
Spent a day here, but so much to see would happily return.
Spent a day here, but so much to see would happily return.
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A place that makes you think get there at a quieter time for peaceful thought. Nice grounds to walk around
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A place everyone should visit.
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another great day out .<br>They really need to sort the RN memorial out now tho, it's been trashed.
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Really great place. Much bigger than I expected.
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Beautiful place and very educational for all x
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There is great beauty, thought and emotion throughout
Multiple visits & hours spent here and you will still find something new and educational
i will be back again
Multiple visits & hours spent here and you will still find something new and educational
i will be back again
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Just wonderful....
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A very special place very informative buggy guided tour. Will definitely be returning for a longer visit.
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Interesting place to walk round , and cafe is great
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Had lovely walk round. Not been for several years and surprised at the new buildings
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A very sombre accastion and a very worthy visit
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Excellentl
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Nothing but praise for this wonderful place. Beautiful, restful, moving in the extreme. Cant wait to go back. A fantastic tribute to our fallen and the fallen of the Empire/Commonwealth.
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First class place to visit loved every thing about the place very very impressed
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Too big to visit on a short trip. Needs a full day. However quite overwhelming. Getting a bit haphazard with layout. Seems not enough planning or running out of space.<br>We wanted dedicate a tree to our mother near the women's Land arms memorial. However they are just trees that are already planted and for out £650 we would just get a random tree anywhere on the site.. this was jot what we wanted. So poor planning has lost them a donation.
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This is a place you need more than a day to discover great people and stafffantastic place
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Excellent
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Lovely place to visit to respect the fallen heroes of war
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Amazing place of remembrance...not just for forces but a place where we can remember loved ones
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A beautiful, peaceful but very sad memorial to our brave heros. Good shop and canteen as well. A lovely day out
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I visited the national memorial arboretum with friends, there is a £3 (all day) car parking charge but, entrance is free. There is a large impression building, this houses the main entrance, cafe & shop, there are also a computer system that allows you to search for friends or relatives that are mentioned on the memorial wall.
The grounds are extensive and are clearly marked if you decide to walk round the area, there is also a “train” that drives around the site, there is a charcoal for this.
Reading the names on the main memorial or on the many smaller memorial, paying tribute to the fallen, is very humbling.
The site has memorial to not just the armed services but, to many organisation the have helped in many conflicts around the world.
Just a note: this is an outdoor memorial, so sensible shoes and waterproof clothes should be considered, most of the grounds are wheelchair friendly and easily accessible to disabled visitors.
Well worth a visit.
The grounds are extensive and are clearly marked if you decide to walk round the area, there is also a “train” that drives around the site, there is a charcoal for this.
Reading the names on the main memorial or on the many smaller memorial, paying tribute to the fallen, is very humbling.
The site has memorial to not just the armed services but, to many organisation the have helped in many conflicts around the world.
Just a note: this is an outdoor memorial, so sensible shoes and waterproof clothes should be considered, most of the grounds are wheelchair friendly and easily accessible to disabled visitors.
Well worth a visit.
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This is a lovely place to visit at any time of the year. Always plenty of interest and wonderful colour in the gardens and trees.
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Fantastic, very moving and well laid out.
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Humbling
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