Chatham Naval Memorial - (Near Kent, london)

3 /5 Amy Page: Peaceful and kept well, shame it was all locked up on Sunday afternoon. We travelled 1hr to visit a family war memorial as it said online it was open when it was indeed locked up. Check before you travel as times are wrong and will be disappointed if you wanted to actually go in.

5 /5 Phil: I initially thought you couldnt go inside the grounds, as there is a high wall surrounding the outside. When I eventually found the large gates it looked as though they were locked shut, but they were not. So dont be afraid to push the gates open and go through into the grounds. Its only a short walk from nearby Fort Amherst, and its free to wonder around their grounds, which I highly recommend. (You can also book a guided tour through the tunnels).

5 /5 Andrew Thomas: Imposing memorial situated on high ground overlooking Chatham, commemorating its naval soldiers lost in the two world wars. The memorial is one of three of its type, the others being in Portsmouth and Plymouth. The security gates were unlocked when I visited on a Tuesday morning, so it was possible to look inside the memorial. A thought provoking experience seeing the scale of the memorial and the names commemorated on its walls.

5 /5 S F: Nice well kept memorials for the naval seamen who lost their lives in the wars . Interesting read on the plaques of what and who they were. Worth a visit from a historical point of view. Free entrance and a little free car park very close by .

5 /5 Adam Donner: Beautiful place. Nice to see how well kept it is, also to pay my respect to family and all those that lost their lives for us all.