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Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park is a museum in Milton Keynes. The museum features exhibits related to Archives, Science and Technology, Architecture, Weapons and War, Personalities and Social History. Key themes, people and exhibits in the museum include The Road to Bletchley Park, Espionage, spies & spying, Codes and codebreaking, The Imitation Game, Computer history, The Petard Pinch, Gordon Welchman, Cyber Security, Alan Turing, Dilly Knox, Enigma and .
Museum type(s)
History & Anthropology
Topics
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Visitor information
Opening hours
Summer
1 March- 31 October 9.30- 17.00
Winter
1 November- 28 February 9.30 - 16.00
Admission
| 0 - 11 | Free |
| English Heritage pass | Valid |
| Museums Association | Valid |
| National Art Pass | Valid |
| National Trust pass | Valid |
| Adults | £18.50 |
| Children 12 - 16 | £10.75 |
| Concessions | £16.25 |
| Family ticket | £48.25 |
Facilities
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Coffee -
Restaurant -
Museum shop -
Wheelchair accessible
Exhibitions
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Off Duty: High Spirits in Low Times
Long and unpredictable shifts often impacted on the health and wellbeing of staff at Bletchley Park during World War Two. In order to keep staff fit and well and able to work, senior management came t...
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This museum has 2 ratings.
Friday, October 13, 2017
Oct 13, 2017
Bletchley Park was a wonderful day out for us! It is extremely interesting and gives a great insight into the secret world of the code breakers. As a visitor you can try out the code breaking machines and learn about Alan Turing and his team. Really worth a visit!
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