National Memorial Arboretum
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A wonderful day. Great facilities. The Land Train is excellent.
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Haven't been for ages but Brilliant
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Came here to visit the restaurant for the first time. Enjoyed our walk round.
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From the first time we went 16 years to now, what a change great job done by all. When you go round look at what the other religions did to make this world safer, muslims, Sikhs, Christians, what a great place. Schools should be able to take the pupils round without prejudice of religion.
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A beautiful place to remember the people who fought for us to keep us liberated from tyranny.
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Amazing place. Please make a visit ♥️
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Great cafe. Not what you might expect . Goes beyond the military and tells the story of humanity during times of conflict. So much to see amongst the many trees. An amazing outdoor space.
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Staff polite friendly and knowledgeable, well set out over a large area well maintained, entry free ,parking 6 quid on the day 4 if you book online, we'll worth a visit, just to see the sacrifice some people make for their country ,nice to see some young people taking it all in,would encourage anyone to go
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Wonderful very moving experience
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It was awe inspiring, beautiful weather immaculate gardens, lovely happy professional staff. A sheer joy i was hypnotised by how marvellous it was.
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You have to visit if you are connected to the Military in any way or even if you are not. Give yourself a good day to see everything though.
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Really nice place to visit. Pleasant staff, comfortable areas to rest and sit as its a very large area and there are lots of memorials to see. Dedications to lots of services, not just military. Food and drink in cafe not outrageously expensive, as you sometimes find! Good day out!
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Awesome. Very well looked after and lots of people around to help and guide you around. It's huge.
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Went here for the 1944 event.<br><br>The arboretum is always a great visit as it's a lovely walk round.<br>I came with my family of all ages.<br><br>Arriving here having pre booked parking we were ushered straight through. This meant we missed the entry desk where we would normally be given a map and a trail sheet for the kids. I'm glad we didn't have to que but if there was a volunteer on a stand alone desk then this could help.<br><br>We were looking forward to the lawn games but couldn't find where these were.<br>I really think it would benefit from a cafe or something at the far end of the park.<br><br>The event itself was great the park is well looked after too.<br><br>The cafe is Pricey as expected ands can be a little complicated in the system. There's no clear menu on the hot food area either so unless you push forward between the crowd you can't see.<br><br>Staff lovely as always
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So much growth and development since we were here a number of years ago. I love the atmosphere and the stories.
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First visit there, absolutely brilliant, loved it , lovely surroundings with a very good size restaurant, prices very good food nice, the train ride was very good with commentary all the way , well done all , would recommend it no problem, its a must , got to go back .
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Everyone should visit this place. Unfortunately we had limited time. 10am -2pm. We were welcomed by an extremely helpful lady. Firstly we did the buggy tour. Our guide, a CDT teacher, was fantastic. His knowledge and delivery excellent. As time was limited we then did the land train tour. It was also wonderful with an excellent commentary. The various memorials and the grounds have been so carefully and imaginatively thought out it is a must see. Finally we enjoyed a tasty lunch in the restaurant. We needed more time.
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Well worth a visit for all generations
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Amazing peaceful and respectful memorial to our fallen brothers and sisters
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A place to reflect and remember fallen comrades (zoom into the added picture)
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Had a lovely afternoon great walk a round the grounds with the dog looking at the new memorials then enjoyed a lovely coffee and cake 🎂
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Amazing place to visit, you would probably need two trips just to see everything there’s that much to see.
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Always something new to see there, a day isn't really enough time to get around it all.<br>The staff are super friendly and helpful.<br>The cafeteria is always well stocked and the shop has some really great items.
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Watched a 1944 day. Visited the war exhibition. There were 1940's dancing and Beth Belle a 1940's singer. Audience participation. Gorgeous gardens. We found the memorial to the Medical Corps. My friends Father was a POW in Stalag19 for 4 years, so we found it quite moving.
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Peaceful and respectful place.<br>A good place to come and remember.<br>Plenty of places to stop and sit to reflect as you walk around.<br><br>Nice food or just a coffee is available. We are retired diabetic’s and it was no problem for us to have our pack lunch with our coffee sitting at the outside sheltered table.<br><br>We bought a few momento’s in the shop to remind us of our visit, this was our second visit and just a great experience both times.<br><br>I would like to thank all the people that look after the visitors and the Arboretum.<br><br>Recommended for a lovely day out.
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