National Memorial Arboretum
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Lovely place. So much to see. Very good dog walking routes plenty to see.
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Lest we forget
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Perfect
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Called for a sneaky peek will return when not in a rush so we can spend the day well worth a visit if you have any connection in any form to the armed services.
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Beautifully kept, very impressive. A great feeling of calm and peacefulness. An afternoon was not enough, will return.
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Very tranquil and beautifully designed
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Found it to be a place to Reflect in peaceful surroundings.<br>Well worth the visit.
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Set in extensive grounds, this is well worth visiting whether you have a specific memorial to see or just to wander around. I first took the land train which drives around the main areas/memorials and has an audio commentary. This helped to give an idea of the scale of the site and the location of some of the memorials I wanted to return to on foot. All the staff I encountered were extremely helpful and friendly. The place has a very tranquil atmosphere, is very thought provoking but not sombre.
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A beautiful building both inside and out. Despite it being very busy with tourists it was still possible to find a quiet spot to sit and admire. The current installation of paper doves commemorating the end of WW1 is very striking. The cloisters are quite large, with one section being used as a cafe. I paid £6.50 to enter, although this is a suggested 'donation' it feels more like an entrance fee as you have to pass the ticket booth to get in. There were plenty of guides around to give information if needed.
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Land train was worth the money.plenty of benches to sit on around the site. Food and drink available . Shop stocks qualty products.
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Visited for a few hours with the dog, there is a set dog track you can follow, it runs around the edge of the grounds, so visiting some of the memorials I could not do, there is a nice quiet atmosphere here very peaceful, the staff are friendly and there is good facilities on site plus free entry, will visit again without the dog so I can see more.
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Just visited the arboretum with my family and friends
Set in some beautiful countryside the memorials are a sight to behold
Reminding us of what will truly owe to the fallen in all fields of conflict
So humbling
Recommend a visit
Set in some beautiful countryside the memorials are a sight to behold
Reminding us of what will truly owe to the fallen in all fields of conflict
So humbling
Recommend a visit
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The place it's self has been excellently done.
But the food was disgusting.
Either dried up or cold and tastles.At lunch time.
The only thing that was tasty was scone,s we had just before we left.
Will go back to look round but will take own food.
Not paying those prices for food we cannot eat.
But the food was disgusting.
Either dried up or cold and tastles.At lunch time.
The only thing that was tasty was scone,s we had just before we left.
Will go back to look round but will take own food.
Not paying those prices for food we cannot eat.
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Fantastic day out it is a tremendous commemoration to the various services and the men, women and animals that serve the British people. Wish we had the same thing in Australia
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Great place to visit would recommend to anyone
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A place to remember those who made the ultimate sacifice.
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Awe inspiring and moving.
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Wonderful place where you can wander around all day, prices in the cafe are expensive and choice limited.
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Very informative and amazing place to honor armed Force's.
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The NMA is a truly wonderful place and the home of remembrance for the Nation. Although it is mainly military, there are a large number of memorials for other organisations/events/reasons including police and fire service and still birth and neonatal death.<br><br>It is fully wheel chair accessible, has a good coffee shop and large shop. The whole visitors centre was only recently built and is very good. There is also ample parking at the site.
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Brought to tears several times.. Beautiful moving.... A very moving tribute to those that served and continues to serve! God bless!
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Ale Good.
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Just wow!
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Excellent peaceful and thought provoking
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Great day to visit, nice weather...
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