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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, Akinolu Sanda said:

Great place. Great experience for a remembrance commemoration.

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In January 2018, Keith Ogden said:

Visit many times a year. Amazing place to go. If you haven't been, then go, especially 1st Saturday in October for RTTW.

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In January 2018, David Simpson said:

Go at least once a year RTTW 1st Saturday in October.
Everyone should spend one day here, thinking of those who are no longer with them.

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In January 2018, robin busby said:

Such an amazing place to visit for all ages. Definitely a must see place

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In January 2018, lan bishop said:

Amazing history and design

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In January 2018, Thomas McIntosh said:

Fantastic place

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In January 2018, James Allan said:

A must visit site, take a hankie tears will flow or you have no heart.

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In January 2018, Jon Prevett said:

Great place to contemplate.

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In January 2018, Diane Graham said:

Tranquil and thought provoking place. Lovely memorial.

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In January 2018, Rob Jackson said:

Moving and beautiful

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In January 2018, Dan said:

Well looked after and friendly staff.

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In January 2018, Paul Capener said:

Wonderfully designed Memorial to remember those whose lives meant so much. With incredibly welcoming staff to assist in any cicumstance, this has to be a must visit at any time of year.

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In January 2018, Stephen Lucas said:

A lovely peaceful place to visit even if you do not have a connection with the forces. The only downside is that if it rains all the benches are in the open and wet. I strongly recommend that you ride the little land train.

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In January 2018, Norman Foster said:

It's such a good place to visit as there is always something going on.

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In January 2018, Jim Livesey said:

A very beautiful and poignant place.

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In January 2018, Anne Harwood said:

Peaceful. Moving. Lovingly cared for.

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In January 2018, Logan's reptile house said:

Great day

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In January 2018, Philip J-D said:

Haven't been for about 8 years, it is maturing nicely. Do check the conditions underfoot before travel if it has been raining a lot as the site is subject to river flooding.

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In January 2018, Ellis Brindley said:

Possibly the most amazing and peaceful plot of land in the Midlands. An amazing array of memorials dedicated to almost every facet of our forces and other services! This is a must!

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In January 2018, Ali F said:

A poignant day out.

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In January 2018, Blagco said:

Military and history interest

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In January 2018, Nancy Makin said:

Lovely place,lots of memorials to see,so good idea to use the land train. Restaurant is nice, we thought the sandwiches and some smaller food items a bit expensive.and the shop is also a bit pricey. But a great day out.well worth a visit.

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In January 2018, Edward Evitt said:

Much bigger complex than I thought it was. Very interesting historically and relevant right up to present day.

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In January 2018, R E said:

It would be difficult to give this place anything less than a 5 star rating! The peace and tranquillity of this place is unreal. The work that has gone into it is countless , with so many memorials here to see you really need to spend the best part of the day here to actually walk round it all and take everything in. I would highly recommend a visit here.

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In January 2018, john needham said:

Interesting, peaceful walk. Need full day to explore the whole arboretum.

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