National Memorial Arboretum
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The National Arboretum is a beautiful memorial to all who gave their lives in conflict. You feel a real sense of calm here, and it allows people to be educated and pay their respects in a wonderfully kept space. I will definitely return.
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Amazing place, arouses emotions and a great feeling of respect for the sacrifice of so many for us.
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Beautiful and child friendly.
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A wonderful place to visit, it can be a very emotional. You definitely need a couple of days to see it all.
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Amazing place! Beautiful setting with many memorials celebrating the armed forces and civilian services who fought in numerous wars. Quite touching to know these brave men and women gave their lives for us!
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A beautiful place to visit.
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Lovely place to visit peaceful
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An amazing place with hundreds of memorials to different organisations not just army, navy and Air force. Excellent cafe and reasonably priced fift shop. Helpful staff and worth paying for the land train to see 75% of the monuments
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Unfortunately the earlier storm had caused parts to be flooded, but I was not planning a long stay, as I called in on my journey home from Yorkshire.<br>Beautifully and respectfully laid out.<br>I found the main section particularly moving, especially the break in the walls to allow the shaft of sunlight to shine through on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.<br>The staff were all very helpful and friendly.<br>I had a brilliant lunch there as well to fuel me up for the second half of my journey home. Delicious food and great value.<br>I will return, hopefully in better weather conditions to spend more time exploring and reflecting.<br>I highly recommend a visit
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A wonderful visit again. Something different to see everytime we visit
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Great place to visit, grounds and restaurant a big plus
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Tranquil at is best well worth a visit
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Making my annual pilgrimage to the NMA for RTTW 2023.<br><br>A place of remembrance and respect for those who gave everything. I can't adequately describe this place - you have to visit to fully appreciate this wonderful place<br><br>Paying my respects to the Fallen so thier memory never fades
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Very wet under foot following the recent rain but still a lovely place to.visit
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Exceptionally clean and rubbish free<br>Sobering place to visit.<br>So much history to read about our armed forces and sacrifices made<br>Brilliant memorials
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Great place to visit with nice restaurant and coffee shop
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A fantastic experience!
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Amazing, as ever! Thought provoking, calm, serene and beautiful surroundings. Always worth a visit!
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We went to RTTW which is a day of remembrance by the biker community including veterans, I have friends with their name upon the wall! Serene place need at least 2 days to get round everything. We'll worth a visit.
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First visit, loved it. Loads to see and learn about those who lost their lives for us to benefit from.
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A beautiful peaceful and respectful place to remember our fallen. This place is amazing in size and the memorials our powerfully impressive
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The Welcome Desk should more clearly highlight events on that day and the exhibition space. Only found this out at the end of our visit....
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Peaceful and very interesting
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Great place to visit even in constant rain.. There is such a vast indoor area that is interesting one doesn't need to go outside.. Cafe has lovely food..
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We were fortunate with the weather. However, the staff were very pleasant and helpful the restaurant well placed in terms of the range of food on offer and price. Very peaceful. I would go back.
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