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National Memorial Arboretum

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National Memorial Arboretum

4.9/5 based on 11769 reviews

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In January 2018, Mike Crawshaw said:

Lovely day out.
Worthy memorials in most fitting surroundings. Lest we forget

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In January 2018, HUGH BUTTON said:

Awsome

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In January 2018, Janet Ramsay said:

Very interesting and informative. The grounds are huge. We were there for over 3 hours and could have spent longer. They have events and exhibitions. The cafeteria and restaurant did a good range of hot and cold food, including vegetarian. Would highly recommend.

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In January 2018, Anna Mutch said:

Absolutely brilliant place. Would definitely recommend.

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In January 2018, Denise Norton said:

Very interesting and moving. Had a buggy ride round the site and the driver was very informative.

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In January 2018, Nicola Hilton said:

Big carpark, lovely cafe, clean toilets. Wonderful memorial areas for every type of armed forces.

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In January 2018, Ralph Gaskin said:

Excellent, very moving.

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In January 2018, Iris Mitchell said:

Great place. Will be back

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In January 2018, sandra clarke said:

A place everyone should visit at least once to refresh our minds of the sacrifice of brave men and the horror of wars

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In January 2018, tony jones said:

Well thought out space. A lot of history in one place. A nice peaceful setting

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In January 2018, kathryn telfer said:

This is a must place to visit

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In January 2018, Caroline Stanton said:

Very good food in restaurant very nice and good price

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In January 2018, Andrew Holt said:

Well worth a few hours, nice walks, decent well priced food and drink.

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In January 2018, Phil Elton said:

Great place to visit ,helpful staff ,excellent refreshments and very interesting .

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In January 2018, K Bee said:

A very thought provoking place. Someone told me they didn't want to go because they thought it would be morbid - it definitely isn't that. It is a memorial in the truest sense, celebrating lives sadly lost and sacrifices made. I have no military connections at all but I learn something I didn't know every time I visit. The grounds are immaculate, children are encouraged to visit and use the play park / sensory garden, there is a lovely cafe and the guides are brilliant.

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In January 2018, matleics said:

Beautiful place of rememberance. Well worth the visit

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In January 2018, Liz Swinnerton said:

Excellent place

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In January 2018, Matt Porter said:

Fantastic place to go well laid out and friendly staff.

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In January 2018, Alan Izzard said:

Great place for reflecting and paying respect to those who paid the ultimate price.

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In January 2018, VIKKI STEPHENSON said:

Fantastic place need good weather and walking shoes different departments all outdoors

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In January 2018, Thomas Phillips said:

A great place to visit

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In January 2018, David Jacobs said:

Quite a lot to see.

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In January 2018, Simon Flint said:

Respect

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In January 2018, G Howells said:

Outstanding national focal point for remembering the sacrifice by so many military and civilian organisations. Excellent facilities, informative and helpful staff, educational interactive systems. Brilliant.

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In January 2018, Christine Healey said:

You must visit beautifully landscaped extremely moving up uplifting also

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