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In September 2020, Ted W said about National Memorial Arboretum
A wonderful place to visit.The place exudes peace and tranquility. Fine monuments to commemorate so many wonderful people. Guides are knowledgeable and helpful, restaurant staff superb and the food was pretty good as well. Enjoyed the Land Train experience, really good for the disabled. Will return again next year.
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In February 2019, Gordon M said about Bradshaw’s Farm Shop & Cafe
Purchased a beef fore rib for a roast the other weekend and it was possibly the most perfect joint of beef I’ve cooked. Tender, juicy and full of flavour. Also purchased some sausage rolls and these also were divine. Highly recommend the place and by the look of the cue for the eat in restaurant that looks amazing also.
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In February 2024, Steve Lazarus said about National Memorial Arboretum
Fantastic place to commemorate reflect and respect in beautiful peaceful surroundings. Not just armed forces memorials. The volunteer staff are incredible and couldn't do enough to help us either on guided tour, looking after the dog or finding historical records. The restaurant is great too. Its a must .
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In March 2023, Andrea Butler said about National Memorial Arboretum
Such friendly staff, so welcoming with a value for money restaurant, with lovely cakes drinks and cooked food. A peaceful environment for thought provoking walking. A really beautiful tribute to all those souls who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country ❤️ This place is a national treasure.
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In August 2022, Susan Palmer said about National Memorial Arboretum
If you've never been here I can thoroughly recommend it! Free entry. Car Parking all day for £6.00. Acres and acres to walk around and see the many memorials. Dogs admitted. Good Cafe/Restaurant. Such an interesting place you could revisit time and again.
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In June 2022, Anne Welby said about National Memorial Arboretum
Absolutely amazing and very thought provoking. Wonderful peaceful setting with friendly,very knowledgeable volunteers who are more than happy to share information. Restaurant is very good with reasonably priced excellent food and friendly efficient staff. Will certainly be going back as still more I'd like to see and learn.
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In February 2020, Jessica Pick said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very helpful and friendly staff.<br>Free to get in, just have to pay for car park and £6 for a train ride and information about the place<br>Lots to see for all ages.<br>A play area outside.<br>Cafe and restaurant.<br>There is lots to learn<br>Gift shop
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In July 2018, Carl said about National Memorial Arboretum
Superb day out and very solemn. The memorials are very moving and the staff are very helpful and ready to answer any questions. Each of the tree's are dedicated and there 100's of them. Well worth a trip, free to enter and accept donations.<br>The restaurant was well equipped, clean and well staffed, the Sunday roast was £9 and superb.
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In November 2018, Tricia Walker said about National Memorial Arboretum
Just beautiful!<br>Interesting, emotional, educational, relaxing and FREE. A must for anyone visiting the area. Be prepared to shed a tear or two. Lovely restaurant. Staff (many are volunteers) are friendly and knowledgeable. Something happening all the time. Lovely outdoor play areas for little ones. Will definitely be visiting again.
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In February 2019, Lisa Willis said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautiful place. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. A great memorial to all our military services. Gift shop has some amazing gifts which contributes straight back into the arboritum. The restaurant also provides a wide range of food which the 100% of the charges go directly back into the arboritum and staff that volunteer there.
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