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Part of the Royal British Legion, we exist to ensure that:
The National Remembrance Gardens 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 including guided walks, land train tours, memorial talks and exhibitions.
Each year around 250 events take place on site, from small intimate services of Remembrance to large scale events like Armistice Day, Remembrance Sunday, and Armed Forces Day.
Full of symbolism, the memorials and gardens are there to tell the stories of those remembered.
On visiting you will be fascinated by the wide range of memorials on site: some military, some for specific campaigns, some for the Emergency Services, along with tributes for civilians.
"Every time I attend the Armed Forces Memorial, I remember my four friends on the wall. I only touch one name, because I never said goodbye when she said goodbye to me on the day we lost her." Michael, Arboretum Volunteer
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