Local Reviews
In July 2023, ivanholder said about National Memorial Arboretum
The National Arboretum is well worth a visit.The grounds are excellent and well kept. The cooked. food in the restaurant is very good. I would recommend using the "train" around the site to see
most of the memorials, you can then chose which memorials to visit.I recommend a second visit would be needed to see all the memorials as the site is vast. There is no entry fee, but a donation would be appreciated.
most of the memorials, you can then chose which memorials to visit.I recommend a second visit would be needed to see all the memorials as the site is vast. There is no entry fee, but a donation would be appreciated.
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In November 2022, Paul Birchall said about National Memorial Arboretum
Amazing humbling and emotional. staff are helpful, polite and knowledgeable. The land train tour is well worth it. Had 2 course Sunday lunch at onsite restaurant which was delicious and good value. Would recommend a visit. A worthy tribute and memorial to all those who have served and sacrificed.
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In December 2021, Tracy Chapman said about National Memorial Arboretum
What an excellent place to visit, we spent more than 2 hours walking round the Arboretum & still didn't see everything, gives us an excuse to go back. Lovely visitor centre, friendly, helpful staff.The food in the restaurant was really good & not overpriced like a lot of places.
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In May 2017, Kevin B said about Lichfield Cathedral
We were welcomed in even for the last 20mins of Sunday service. So glad we did.
This is a truly epic sized cathedral and architecturally stunning. The outside is a feast for the eyes and could not possibly disappoint.
Highly recommend a visit.
Plenty of amenities within the square, shop, restaurant and toilets.
This is a truly epic sized cathedral and architecturally stunning. The outside is a feast for the eyes and could not possibly disappoint.
Highly recommend a visit.
Plenty of amenities within the square, shop, restaurant and toilets.
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In December 2019, Sallyann Gladman said about National Memorial Arboretum
A thought provoking space, well laid out. Beautiful memorials and sculptures. Free entry made possible by visitors using the gift shop, coffee shop & restaurant etc. Can spend the whole day enjoying the arboretum and indoor exhibition. Great place to re visit in different seasons.
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In July 2018, Paul said about National Memorial Arboretum
Great place to visit, you could probably see everything in half a day, plenty of memorials to see & read, the wall is most impressive, positioned on top of large mount & visible through out the arboretum, there is a large restaurant & gift shop, parking is £3 for all day.<br>The day I went there was a Spitfire on display.
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In October 2018, James Duncan said about National Memorial Arboretum
Good place for a walk and to look at the memorials. Also great for kids, with two playgrounds and excellent café and restaurant. Free to enter and reasonable parking fee. It's worth keeping an eye out for drive-it-day, in April, where hundreds of classic cars are displayed in the arboretum (no additional charge).
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In April 2017, Aidan Gee said about National Memorial Arboretum
This is a fantastic place. Huge amount of history to explore, it would take a good few hours to look at every single thing here! Well maintained with friendly and helpful staff. Big open restaurant, could find a seat and queues were not bad even on quite a busy day.
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In July 2017, Elizabeth Tandy said about National Memorial Arboretum
Amazing site, I had no idea of the number or variety of memorials, from the huge Armed Forces memorial down to the individual trees dedicated to stillborn children. All very touching & thought provoking. Beautifully kept & organized. Food at the restaurant excellent, sensibly priced & friendly & helpful staff all across the site.
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In December 2012, Debbiedoodle1 said about National Memorial Arboretum
This is a truly wonderful place to visit. I was surprised by the vastness of the place. Every memorial is beautifully designed and kept. There is a play area for children which is a great idea too, and a large indoor area with shops, displays and a nice restaurant. Lots of benches dotted about to sit, reflect and enjoy the serenity. Well worth visiting.
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