Remembrance Day Visit to The National Arboretum Memorial and Lichfield

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Remembrance Day Visit to The National Arboretum Memorial and Lichfield
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Remembrance Day Visit to The National Arboretum Memorial and Lichfield

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The Arboretum welcomes over 300,000 visitors to site each year, including over 20,000 young people for formal and informal learning visits. Visitors can enjoy discovering over 400 memorials nestled amongst some 25,000 trees, experience riverside walks and participate in a wide variety of daily activities: guided walks, land train tours, memorial talks, exhibitions and buggy tours.

The National Memorial Arboretum is a space where everyone can celebrate lives lived and remember lives lost.

A beautiful and inspiring place, the 150-acres of the Arboretum form a living landscape, a home for more than 400 memorials waiting to be discovered.

Tales of bravery shown in the most extraordinary of times, selfless service and sacrifice, camaraderie and care are represented by the memorials. From the Armed Forces and Emergency Services to civilian organisations that supported our Nation in times of need, people from all walks of life are represented by the memorials, with designs that are rich in symbolism reflecting those they remember.



In the afternoon, we make a short transfer to Lichfield for some free time.

Lichfield is a vibrant and historic city and district located in the heart of Staffordshire, just north of Birmingham. Perfect for a short break or holiday, Lichfield's streets are lined with museums, independent shops and mouth-watering restaurants.

Lichfield is a true foodie haven, renowned for its diverse and delicious dining scene. From cosy cafés and charming pubs to stylish eateries and street food spots, you’ll be spoilt for choice at every turn. The city proudly champions its thriving independent food scene, offering everything from local favourites to global flavours – all served with warm Staffordshire hospitality.

And for something truly special, Lichfield is home to Staffordshire’s only Michelin-starred restaurant, making it a must-visit destination for culinary lovers. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or planning a celebratory dinner, Lichfield serves up unforgettable flavours for every occasion.

Also home to the Famous Lichfield Cathedral, a treasured landmark in the heart of the country.
There is plenty to explore with over 1300 years of history in the only medieval three spired Cathedral in the UK. See a medieval wall painting, the famous Herkenrode stained glass, the Lichfield Gospels (700AD) and Lichfield Angel, as well as a packed and diverse programme of services, concerts and exhibitions.

The Arboretum welcomes over 300,000 visitors to site each year, including over 20,000 young people for formal and informal learning visits. Visitors can enjoy discovering over 400 memorials nestled amongst some 25,000 trees, experience riverside walks and participate in a wide variety of daily activities: guided walks, land train tours, memorial talks, exhibitions and buggy tours.

The National Memorial Arboretum is a space where everyone can celebrate lives lived and remember lives lost.

A beautiful and inspiring place, the 150-acres of the Arboretum form a living landscape, a home for more than 400 memorials waiting to be discovered.

Tales of bravery shown in the most extraordinary of times, selfless service and sacrifice, camaraderie and care are represented by the memorials. From the Armed Forces and Emergency Services to civilian organisations that supported our Nation in times of need, people from all walks of life are represented by the memorials, with designs that are rich in symbolism reflecting those they remember.



In the afternoon, we make a short transfer to Lichfield for some free time.

Lichfield is a vibrant and historic city and district located in the heart of Staffordshire, just north of Birmingham. Perfect for a short break or holiday, Lichfield's streets are lined with museums, independent shops and mouth-watering restaurants.

Lichfield is a true foodie haven, renowned for its diverse and delicious dining scene. From cosy cafés and charming pubs to stylish eateries and street food spots, you’ll be spoilt for choice at every turn. The city proudly champions its thriving independent food scene, offering everything from local favourites to global flavours – all served with warm Staffordshire hospitality.

And for something truly special, Lichfield is home to Staffordshire’s only Michelin-starred restaurant, making it a must-visit destination for culinary lovers. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or planning a celebratory dinner, Lichfield serves up unforgettable flavours for every occasion.

Also home to the Famous Lichfield Cathedral, a treasured landmark in the heart of the country.
There is plenty to explore with over 1300 years of history in the only medieval three spired Cathedral in the UK. See a medieval wall painting, the famous Herkenrode stained glass, the Lichfield Gospels (700AD) and Lichfield Angel, as well as a packed and diverse programme of services, concerts and exhibitions.

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  • (07:15) Colwyn Bay 3 Railway Station
  • (07:20) Llanddulas The Fairview Inn
  • (07:25) Abergele 1 Tesco Bus Stop
  • (07:25) Rhyl 7 Vale Road Flats Bus Stop
  • Layby
  • (07:28) Abergele 2 Bowling Green
  • (07:29) Abergele 3 Pentre Mawr Bus Stop
  • (07:30) Pensarn 1 Roundabout Bus Stop
  • (07:30) Prestatyn 13 Mini Roundabout
  • (07:30) Rhyl 15 The Bodfor
  • Bodfor Street
  • (07:31) Prestatyn 12 Pendyffryn Gardens
  • (07:33) Belgrano Windjammers
  • (07:33) Rhyl 18 St Thomas Church
  • (07:35) Prestatyn 4 Victoria Hotel
  • (07:35) Rhyl 12 Junction Churton Road/Russell Road
  • (07:35) Towyn Wendover Bus Stop
  • (07:36) Rhyl 13 Junction Old Golf Road/Russel Road
  • (07:37) Prestatyn 3 Police Station
  • (07:38) Prestatyn 1 Clwyd Carpets Coast Road
  • (07:38) Prestatyn 2 Ffrith Bus Stop
  • (07:38) Rhyl 14 Eastville Bus stop - opp denmore
  • (07:38) Sandy Cove Bus Stop
  • (07:39) Kinmel Bay 1 Junct St Asaph Avenue/ Bronwen Avenue
  • (07:40) Kinmel Bay 2 Silver Birch
  • (07:40) Prestatyn 11 Opp. Jolly Sailor
  • (07:40) Rhyl 17 Tynewydd Est Entrance
  • (07:42) Prestatyn 8 Penrhwylfa Cross Roads
  • (07:44) Rhyl 28 Stanley Park Avenue/Rhuddlan Rd Bus Stop
  • (07:44) Rhyl 5 Parry's Corner/ Pendyffryn Rd Nth (by phone box)
  • (07:45) Prestatyn 7 Junction Fforddisa/ Lon Goed Bus Stop
  • (07:45) Rhuddlan 1 Vicarage Lane Bus Stop
  • (07:45) Rhyl 3 Rosehill Road
  • (07:46) Rhyl 2 Boulevard Bus Stop
  • (07:47) Meliden 4 Manod Road Bus Stop
  • (07:48) Meliden 3 Garden Centre
  • (07:48) Rhuddlan Pentre Lane Bus Stop
  • (08:00) Voel Depot Voel Coaches
  • (08:03) Dyserth 1 Cross Keys Bus Stop
  • (08:03) Dyserth 4 The Vicarage
  • (08:05) Dyserth 3 High Street (Opp Thomas Av)
  • (08:10) Trelawnyd 2 Memorial Hall
  • (08:15) Lloc Rock Hotel
  • (08:17) Carmel Halfway House Inn (Main Road)
  • (08:18) Holway Garage opp Post Office Holway Garage opp Post Office
  • (08:20) Holywell 1 Baths Main Road
  • (08:25) Halkyn Billie Jeans Transport Cafe Halkyn Billie Jeans Transport Cafe
  • (08:30) Northop Car Park Entrance
  • (08:35) Ewloe St. Davids Park
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The Arboretum welcomes over 300,000 visitors to site each year, including over 20,000 young people for formal and informal learning visits. Visitors can enjoy discovering over 400 memorials nestled amongst some 25,000 trees, experience riverside walks and participate in a wide variety of daily activities: guided walks, land train tours, memorial talks, exhibitions and buggy tours.

The National Memorial Arboretum is a space where everyone can celebrate lives lived and remember lives lost.

A beautiful and inspiring place, the 150-acres of the Arboretum form a living landscape, a home for more than 400 memorials waiting to be discovered.

Tales of bravery shown in the most extraordinary of times, selfless service and sacrifice, camaraderie and care are represented by the memorials. From the Armed Forces and Emergency Services to civilian organisations that supported our Nation in times of need, people from all walks of life are represented by the memorials, with designs that are rich in symbolism reflecting those they remember.



In the afternoon, we make a short transfer to Lichfield for some free time.

Lichfield is a vibrant and historic city and district located in the heart of Staffordshire, just north of Birmingham. Perfect for a short break or holiday, Lichfield's streets are lined with museums, independent shops and mouth-watering restaurants.

Lichfield is a true foodie haven, renowned for its diverse and delicious dining scene. From cosy cafés and charming pubs to stylish eateries and street food spots, you’ll be spoilt for choice at every turn. The city proudly champions its thriving independent food scene, offering everything from local favourites to global flavours – all served with warm Staffordshire hospitality.

And for something truly special, Lichfield is home to Staffordshire’s only Michelin-starred restaurant, making it a must-visit destination for culinary lovers. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or planning a celebratory dinner, Lichfield serves up unforgettable flavours for every occasion.

Also home to the Famous Lichfield Cathedral, a treasured landmark in the heart of the country.
There is plenty to explore with over 1300 years of history in the only medieval three spired Cathedral in the UK. See a medieval wall painting, the famous Herkenrode stained glass, the Lichfield Gospels (700AD) and Lichfield Angel, as well as a packed and diverse programme of services, concerts and exhibitions.