Garden of Rememberance

★4.3(8 reviews)

Market Bosworth, Nuneaton CV13 0LL

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The Garden of Rememberance is a tranquil oasis in the heart of the UK, dedicated to the memory of loved ones who have passed away. This serene sanctuary features beautifully landscaped gardens, walking paths, and a variety of flora and fauna. A stunning central fountain and surrounding seating areas invite visitors to pause, reflect, and remember. The garden's peaceful atmosphere is further enhanced by the soothing sounds of gentle water features and the sweet fragrance of blooming flowers.

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Based on8 reviews

4.4

8 reviews

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4 years ago

Lovely peaceful garden to sit and enjoy. Information boards around the edges of the garden provide a good history and are informative. There is currently a lovely NHS memorial flower display just outside the garden entrance. The flowers and sculptures look fantastic in the sun.

4 years ago

A small peaceful area of the village for these well maintained gardens. The information boards educate, inform and allow a degree of contemplation.

2 years ago

Well kept and informative. Little known haven of tranquillity in Market Bosworth

3 years ago

Worst garden nobody take care of it look that you forget to remember the hero's. Do not recommend

5 years ago

Perfect place for reflection and tranquility. Thank you Market Bosworth, love my home town x

3 years ago

Scenic wander through the countryside Leicestershire has to offer

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