National Memorial Arboretum
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Friendly staff and an impressive memorial - well worth a visit, but make sure you have a few hours. Had read problems with dogs not welcome but not in our case. Friendly staff, helpful but you do need time to get around. Disabled chairs available and easy access all round except for main memorial. Worth a visit.
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Had a wonderful day, spent 6 hours here, lovely, well looked after grounds, plenty of benches dotted through our, we came with, not one, not two, but five children, and with the few play areas , picnic areas and the Stickman Trail, they only complained when we were leaving to come home x
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Must see destination. Beautiful and thought provoking
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A wonderful peaceful place, could spend every day there.<br>So much to see lots of events all year round.<br>This is how we should remember our uniformed serves.
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It was a spur of the moment decision to stop off here and we ended up spending two incredibly thought provoking hours. It is largely but not solely armed forces focussed but for me the most powerful we saw was the Shot at Dawn memorial. Really worth a visit. Will return I'm sure.
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Volunteer staff were lovely, everything was very well maintained. Quite a beautiful tribute to those who layed down their lives for their country.
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This place should be on every secondary schools curriculum.
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A great place to spend a day lots of open space for kids to run off steam and lots of memorials to look at and remember
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Participated in a lovely service at the gallipoli memorial for anzac day. The whole place is stunning with so many poignant memorials. We had to plan a little bit to get to see everything we wanted to as it is so big. Staff and volunteers wee friendly and helpful. Will definitely be going back.
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Beautiful location, well worth the visit. I plan to return to see more.
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Fantastic memorial . All the staff and numerous volunteers made our visit memorable. Good selection of hot and cold food in the restaurant. Volunteers are knowledgeable and more than willing to share their past military experience and spin a few dits. The grounds are pristine, no litter and well managed. Well worth a visit.
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Lovely place to visit, nice and quiet and dog friendly. Good to bump into old friends
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Very well done. Very interesting.
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Went with family. Very interesting lovely place staff very friendly particularly the stick man trail was a hit with kids 👦🏼 would revisit
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Great place to visit.
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An amazing tribute to those who have given their lives for our freedom.
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Absolutely awe inspiring place. We go regularly and meet friends, beautiful surroundings and monuments.<br>Cafe and restaurant on site and a chapel where every day at 11.00 hrs you can attend a small remembrance service for all that have lost their lives in all the conflicts.<br>A sure place to visit and remember.
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A lot of Memorials to our Service Men and Women
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There are no words other than "we shall remember them"
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I have visited on numerous occasions, and each visit, I find something new. It is an inspiring place to visit, well maintained, beautiful, and full of history with various regiments represented. Walking around seeing the changes makes it definitely worth a visit. It's worth more than 5 stars with a great restaurant and parking for everyone. Enjoyed the day fully, even with the showers today.
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Really nice day wandering around this most wonderful memorial to our armed forces. All staff and volunteers are very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed an excellent meal in the restaurant, food served piping hot, cooked to perfection by very helpful and polite staff. A great experience all round.
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Truly memorable day, informative, entertaining for grandparents, parents and children A wide range of activities.<br>land train excellent value. Friendly, helpful staff.
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Phenomenal place.
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Never been here before so was not disappointed with the way is has all been done. There is not a charge for entry but you can make a donation towards the upkeep. I think their is a charge to park your car. Their is a tram that takes you all round the site which is worth it for the inflation that you receive . Apart from the list of forces men and women who have died In conflicts around the world their are lots of other groups who are represented. It is a large site so if you have difficulties waking the tram Is the best option. Parking for Disabled people is right by the entrance and toilets are available in the reception area. Dogs are welcome apart from the restaurant area.
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Wonderful place to visit, very interesting. Well worth a whole days visit.
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