National Memorial Arboretum
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I have not been here for quite a while, quite a few new memorials have been erected since my last visit. Definitely a must visit place. You pay for parking but entry into the Memorial Arboretum is free there are places to make a donation. The only complaint was that the hot chocolate and cup of mocha was not nice. Toilet facilities are clean and tidy.
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Very interesting place to visit, can be quite emotional.
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Superbly presented and stunning memorials. Lots of knowledgeable, friendly and helpful volunteers make a visit so rewarding.
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The National Memorial Arboretum is a place of national remembrance at Alrewas, near Lichfield, Staffordshire. Its objective is to honour the fallen, recognise service and sacrifice, and foster pride in the British Armed Forces and civilian community.<br>The memorials to all areas of the armed forces is a must see.<br>Lest we Forget. ❤️🌹
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Even here a few time and it’s just a beautiful way to commemorate the people you love. The staff are always incredibly helpful and friendly. Plenty of parking too and a good restaurant too. It’s litter free and well looked after although can get muddy in the wetter seasons so wear suitable footwear.
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Great thanks
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Absolutely brilliant place to visit excellent
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Passed through here on a walk and used the cafe which is excellent by the way .<br>Will return to explore the Arboretum and use the cafe again 😊
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Went for a seminar, but the staff and grounds are wonderful
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I was surprised at the sheer scale of this place. It’s well worth a visit. Bring your pet or loved ones and pay your respects. Enjoy the cafeteria which serves a tasty carvery and pudding. Then visit the souvenir shop. All proceeds go back to the upkeep of the Arboretum
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What an inspiring location. The meeting venue to great and the food really nice. #Space to think
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I love this place, even if you've not lost anyone it's a good educational place to go with so much to see
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A magnificent setting supporting families who have lost loved ones as well as somewhere to show your gratitude to people who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in all sorts of conflicts over many years. "We will Remember Them"
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A beautiful well kept huge memorial garden tranquil and respectful with amazing staff to guide you
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What a brilliant dignified beautiful atmospheric place. The land train was superb, restaurant amazing and shop perfect. A truly wonderful visit. We will be back.
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Very good
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Very touching and cleverly designed memorials to the various regiments etc<br>Strangely, there aren't hard paths to every one, so some of the memorials have to be walked to across grass, difficult for some of the more infirm visitors.
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Beautiful space to visit and remember those that have lost their lives fighting for our country. Very informative.
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Beautiful late morning walk within the National Memorial Arboretum.Every day is different so it's great that we can go often and get to appreciate the arboretum throughout all the seasons.We also focus on one area of the arboretum when we go so as to really have time to read the memorials and honour the memories of so many people from so many countries and cultures alongside our own who have had an inspiring impact on our nation. It is a place of constant change with new monuments to honour and remember , truly inspiring place with so much love and service enshrined within. Thanks for the peace it brings to us as we wander and contemplate our nation's history amongst the memorials and we feel humbled to be among such love.
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What lovely experience it is to look around this wonderful place, it is very humbling and makes your heart swell with pride when you read and realise how people have sacrificed their lives and still do to keep us all safe.<br>The place is quite big and there is a lot of walking, and in my opinion not really possible to see in one day.<br>There is a mini train to take people around who have difficulty getting around, or people who just may enjoy the ride. There are also small 'golf carts', too, for this reason.<br>The cafe and inside amenities are very good, food/drinks are not expensive, and everywhere is exceptionally clean.<br>There are lots of friendly volunteers around to help. They are very knowledgeable.<br>It is also pet friendly.<br>Nice gift shop and play area for children.<br>There are also picnic areas and lots of benches to sit and take five.
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A local treasure you could spend all day wandering around learning about the history of servicemen
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Very moving place.
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A sombre place for reflection with many and varied tributes to the fallen and those who have contributed to the defence of country and realm.
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The estate is beautifully presented and staff are so caring and considerate. A very pleasing visit.
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