Bletchley Park
Discover Bletchley Park - the place where ordinary people came together to do something extraordinary.
Once the top-secret headquarters of the Allied Codebreakers during World War Two, Bletchley Park is now open to visitors to uncover the stories of the men and women who worked there in secret, including Alan Turing. Learn about the ingenuity and inventiveness which had a major impact on the conflict and led to the development of the modern-day computer.
Explore original buildings, including authentic Codebreaking huts and the iconic Mansion. Enjoy fascinating interactive exhibitions and experience an immersive atmosphere as you walk in the footsteps of the Codebreakers.
Outside, the expansive grounds are yours to enjoy together. Walk around the Lake, claim a deckchair in the sunshine, let the children loose in the playground or settle onto a picnic bench.
However you spend your day, you'll have uncovered a story that was once one of the most secret parts of history - and shared an amazing time together.
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you pay once and receive free return entry for a whole year! There are special events throughout the year, including school holidays, and most are included in admission. Under 8s go free!
Visit bletchleypark.org.uk for more information.
Contact details:
www.bletchleypark.org.uk
01908 640404
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