National Memorial Arboretum
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This place never ceases to amaze!
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Very peacefull and the staff are very helpfull and a good cafe that serves hot amd cold food
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A brilliant idea, well executed and a must visit
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Great experience every year I go
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Great place to visit. Sombre but uplifting.
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I was amazed at the scale of the site and so well cared for. Suggest you start at the Remembrance Centre where there are plenty of volunteers to help you plan your visit. We started with a guided walk which lasted about 45 minutes and provided an excellent background to the history and we were shown the main memorials including advice on any of personal interest.
Took us about 5 hours to cover the majority of the site including lunch which was good value.
Admittance is free with just a charge of £3 for parking.
Well worth the visit. I found the Far East Prisoners of War Exhibition very harrowing & moving.
Took us about 5 hours to cover the majority of the site including lunch which was good value.
Admittance is free with just a charge of £3 for parking.
Well worth the visit. I found the Far East Prisoners of War Exhibition very harrowing & moving.
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We were amazed at the scale of the Memorial with its 150 acres and many beautiful memorials.
You cannot help but be deeply humbled and moved by the experience and it is one place everyone should visit
You cannot help but be deeply humbled and moved by the experience and it is one place everyone should visit
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Very poignant place to visit. Wonderful place of remembrance
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Fantastic place
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Its absolutely amazing and beautiful. I went for the Birmingham childrens hospital memorial and it was a brilliant day for everyone
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This was our second trip to the arboretum, and this time walked right round the whole area which took about four hours, beautiful memorials some very moving and it is a fitting tribute to all lives that have been lost due to conflict and it certainly makes you think.
The site is beautifully maintained and you can hire buggies or take the train round the site which we did on our first trip. Entry is free but you can make a donation should you wish.
Our only criticism is the cafe, particularly the serving area where staff seem to need further training.
The site is beautifully maintained and you can hire buggies or take the train round the site which we did on our first trip. Entry is free but you can make a donation should you wish.
Our only criticism is the cafe, particularly the serving area where staff seem to need further training.
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Went here on a very rainy day, so unfortunately didn't see everything. However what we did get round via the land train, was very poignant. I have to confess we did go to find a particular memorial as we had a friend who was killed on HMS Ardent. We found him listed there and also on the main memorial,which in the rain is an amazing sight but in the sunshine should be spectacular. Hope to visit again when the weather is better.
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Very interesting will definitely visit again
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Everyone should visit at least once
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Amazing place. Too much to see in one visit.
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We only had a couple of hours there and you need a lot more time to see everything.<br>Its a fantastic place to go
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Stopped off here for a visit whilst on a garden tour.
Beautifully kept memorial garden, you can't help but being moved. There is a land train which tours the garden and you can get of and on as you please.
Beautifully kept memorial garden, you can't help but being moved. There is a land train which tours the garden and you can get of and on as you please.
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What a lovely place for reflection and to rember those that have fallen. Full of memorials big and small. You will not see all of it in one day. The land train and the buggy tour is recommended
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Wonderful very humbling experience
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This place is amazing. I was taken here as a surprise and only managed a couple of hours before we had to go, I will be returning for more. It has everything you need and more, and you could easily spend the whole day there. It has a cafe, restaurant, rest area and lots and lots of things to see. The parking is £3 and to get in is free. A great day for individuals and families.
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The National Memorial Arboretum is a wonderfully peaceful and thought- provoking experience. I thoroughly recommend you take the time to wonder around the grounds immersed in nature while, at the same time, recognizing the sacrifices of all the men and women remembered here.
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A moving and emotional experience, the most poignant being the shot at dawn memorial. Everyone should visit her at least once.
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Appsulutly outstanding place makes me very proud
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Superb place,you need a day to see it all at a leasurly pace and to take it all in.Very Moving.Would recommend it to anyone.
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