National Memorial Arboretum
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It wasn’t on my list of places to go and we only went because we were with friends. How wrong I was. What an amazing place. Very respectful. Just perfect. Took the little motorized tour round. Very interesting. I would go again
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what a fantastic please , set in wonderful scenery , these monuments dedicated to the memory of all the armed service is a long lasting memory, public entry is free , but donations are welcome to keep the site running
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Very well kept grounds and in beautiful surroundings nice to have such a remarkable place for remberance outside of London.<br>My only gripe was the lack of disabled parking being an amputee bit everything else is excellent.
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Much bigger than I originally thought. But a very moving day out. A bottle of water was far too expensive.
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In honour of all the people who fought for Britain and lost their lives in many conflicts the Arboretum is a fitting place for people to pay their respects. It's well worth a visit, you could spend all day here, and it's free to go in, £3 to park your car, plus a good cafe to take a break.
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Urokliwe miejsce ze swoja historia. Zadbany teren piekne pomniki rowniez pilskich zolnierzy. Warte polecenia. Parking 3£ za caly dzien. Przejazdzka pociagiem family 15£ muzeum 20f za rodzine jest tez plac zabaw dla dzieci
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National memorial. What more can I say
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Great day out on armed forces weekend.
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We have been here a few times, we just love it. Such lovely, peaceful, relaxing and calm place this.
We highly recommend a visit.
We highly recommend a visit.
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Amazing place.....National Memorial Arboretum!
Everyone should try to visit here sometime in their lives to reflect on how much we owe to so many!
Everyone should try to visit here sometime in their lives to reflect on how much we owe to so many!
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Had a lovely day today walking round visiting all the different memorials. Too many to view in one day alone.
Our main aim was to see the Scouting memorial which we thought was very appropriate and well thought out.
Our main aim was to see the Scouting memorial which we thought was very appropriate and well thought out.
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Too many old people
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Staff really helpful. The site is wonderful. It should be included in all schools syllabuses to ensure that children grow up fully aware of the history behind wars and the losses of life caused.
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Worth a visit to see how many people have their today so that we can have our tomorrow.
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An amazing place everyone should go
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We have always delayed going as statues, memorials are not our thing. However it is well spread out, plenty of seats and paths to walk on including some by the River Thame, so potentially lots of wildlife to see as well as trains on the Derby line. Car parking is £3 per day or part thereof, Admission is free but you pay for guided tours, exhibitions and Land Train if you wish to use any of these - we made our own way and will be back - next time with a picnic!. The coffee shop is great and dog friendly and there is a very good restaurant. There are dedicated dog walks and the staff are knowledgeable and very good. A nearby quarry can seem noisy in such a peaceful area, but that apart I think you will enjoy your visit. Use the interactive information service before you start if you want to find a particular memorial or one dedicated to a person or group. You can hire wheelchairs and mobility scooters or make use of the guided tours using large golf buggies. Worth visiting
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Excellent place , well worth a visit.
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Great place to visit and there is a dog walking route to follow. Unfortunately if you want to see everything you have to the your dog up at designated areas
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History and nature
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Good paths<br>will cross again
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Frequent visitor. Memorials set in a beautiful area of woodlands. Access is easy for anyone. Wheelchair friendly but electric buggies for hire too. Guided tours on foot or on little carts. Also train tracks through main memorials.Excellent food. Always find something new.
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We had our dog with us and they do have a dog walk area but it does mean you miss out on alot because dogs are not allow in all areas.
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Fantastic place to visit. Very moving especially when you see names you know on the memorial wall. Everyone should visit at least once in their lives
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Amazing and humbling.
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Always thoroughly enjoy visiting here, never ever tire of coming back, as there are always new memorials and areas to visit. Excellently maintained, with lovely planted areas. Down by the river is very peaceful with plenty of seats. The buggy tours are a great way to get to know the area and reasonably priced, there is also an option for a dotto train tour. FOOD IS EXCELLENT. We have always really enjoyed every meal we've had here, including Boxing day special three course meals, cannot fault the service, quality or price. Can never manage to see whole site in one day. Often special events are held here, all sorts of commemorations, Ride to the Wall and Plant Hunters Fairs, best to go to their website. There is a three pound charge for car parking, but entry is free - but their existence is dependent on donations, so please give as they give you such a rewarding peaceful experience there.
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