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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, Dot Shoulder said:

Called in had coffee and a walk round.

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In January 2018, Graham Howard said:

Great for memories

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In January 2018, Rebecca Dickson said:

Such a peaceful place

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In January 2018, Ian Ward said:

It was an honour to go there and pay my respect to all the solders

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In January 2018, Mick Henderson said:

Really moving place and helpful staff full of knowledge and nothing was to much for them

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In January 2018, Teresa Samm said:

Beautiful place to visit

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In January 2018, Lyanne Price said:

Very thought provoking place with excellent amenities.

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In January 2018, Michael England said:

What a wonderful memorial to service men and women, well worth the day out. The land train is a great way to see many of the memorials and for a very small cost (£6 at time of reveiw ). Entry to the arboretum is free with a small car park charge (£3 at time of review). An extremely humbling experience but also very informative and interesting.

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In January 2018, Ken Morgan said:

Lovely day for a visit but very busy. Last day of half term holiday could be the reason

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In January 2018, Andrew Jenkins said:

Great place to visit, spent all day here. Staff all friendly and good quality and value in cafe and restaurant

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In January 2018, Alan Marshall said:

Well worth a visit and remember those who gave their lives for freedom, and still are.

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In January 2018, Leigh said:

Lovely touch to commemorate those who have fought over the years for our freedom!

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In January 2018, Madi Gale said:

This memorial ground is one the prettiest. It is a great place to have a walk and remember the ones who died for us

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In January 2018, Jennifer Waugh said:

Even on a cold and blustery January day, the Arboretum team are welcoming and the site has an austere and poignant dignity. Was privileged to have a buggy with some of the Learning team and gained an excellent overview of a complex and fascinating site. I will come back on a warmer day and take my time exploring it.

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In January 2018, Peter Rushton said:

A lovely place to visit

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In January 2018, kevin gallimore said:

Fantastic place all should go

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In January 2018, Chris Walker said:

A wonderful place.

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In January 2018, Mary Swainston said:

Absolutely beautiful peaceful place

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In January 2018, Steve Clayton said:

Lovely place to honour our fallen civilian and military personnel

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In January 2018, Catherine said:

Lovely but moving

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In January 2018, David Paine said:

A unique and quite special place in wonderful grounds.

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In January 2018, Mike Neale said:

Amazing place to visit

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In January 2018, Tim Toghill said:

Beautiful place. Good facilties and landscaping. Impressive place for the nation to remember its heros.

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In January 2018, Wimbledon Church said:

Amazing memorials to so many who gave their lives. Just needs a section for Christian martyrs.

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In January 2018, Rob Moore said:

A very well kept and presented set in a large countryside area. This has to be on a bucket list even if your not forces affiliated. A large array of memorials covering pretty much every conflict this nation has been involved in. The cafe area is nice and pleasant with prices whilst not cheap are not overly expensive.
All in all fitting tribute to our brave men, women and animals from all conflicts.

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