National Memorial Arboretum

National Memorial Arboretum

4.9 4,024 Reviews
Caroline Fidoe-Barrett
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Very moving Military Memorial site. Groups of memorials and personal memorials scattered around the site. Visitors Centre is very welcoming. Good facilities with a good shop and tea & coffee facilities and parking. Large site to explore, so allow plenty of time for your visit. Good facilities for corporate meetings also.

Simon Nadin
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This place gets better every time we go. The new welcome center is staggering and beautiful. The grounds and the memorial gardens are a perfect memorial to all those we have lost in the defence of our country. If you are ever passing by it is well worth the effort of dropping in

Hazel Kemp
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Lovely place and could have spent hours. 4 stars only from us because we wished we'd made alternative arrangements for our dogs as it's not quite as dog friendly as we'd interpreted. Unmanned motorhome car park is further away from the museum so weren't prepared to leave the dogs there, the tying posts weren't very close to what we'd want to see and it rained heavily. Young assistant in the cafe had to ask if we could bring the dogs in. We didn't get as much out of our day as hoped, but will be back.

Hazel Seymour
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What promised to be a historic moment (armistice service) was badly let down by the PA system that failed. Shocking! The service wasn't audible so we left early. The staff were very apologetic and fully understood our disappointment but it was out of their control. We have been before and just to walk around and to contemplate the devastation and cost of war is so striking. The arboretum is stunning. For today's service I would only give 1 star but ordinarily this would be 5 stars.

Paul Kader
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A truly amazing place to visit. Really well laid out we only had 2 hours, we will definitely return and see the rest of this humbling memorial garden. There is a very nice cafe, not expensive, with lots of choices to eat & drink. Entrance is free but there is a charge for the car park. A must visit place.

Bill Bradley
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Fantastic place to visit if you're interested in armed forces history and remembrance. Guided tours are available, using golf style carts if needed, there are also a couple of road trains with automatic commentary. It's quite a large area and could be seen in one day but we did two separate morning visits.

Elizabeth Tandy
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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.

Alistair Henry
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Wow , what a place Didn't know what to expect but had an incredible day All the memorials to armed services , emergency services and other services were fascinating Sunday lunch was tasty , great portion and very reasonably priced Actually ran out of time , definitely recommend a visit

JOHN ASHMORE
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Very well presented and designed. As you would expect it's very moving emotionally at times. A great learning centre and makes you appreciate the sacrifices made by previous generations and that similar sacrifices are still being made by our armed forces around the world. Lessons ever truly learned???

Sandra jarvis
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It is a place for reflection and remembrance. I always feel better after a visit. The restaurant is full or wonderful meals and treats. A separate coffee shop is separate with lots of treats to eat. The guides and staff are fantastic. Nothing is too much trouble. Please go., but not on a wet windy day. A train will take you round, or book a buggy. Enjoy

Rob Fitzmaurice
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Excellent place to visit, peace & tranquillity, not only have we been visiting with the RTTW guys but we also have a tree to remember my sister by, a bench will follow, this place is Perfect to visit for those you wish to Remember, whether it's someone in the Armed Forces or a family member or friend. And the Remembrance Wall is just something else, all the people there do a Fantastic Job, I look forward to more visits,

jean atkins
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What a lovely day we have had at the national memorial arboretum a quite calm atmosphere despite their being lots of children around,which I found very nice it's a very informative place I found my dads name on a wall commemorating Japanese prisoners of war and found this very moving would definitely like to visit again.