Bletchley Park — Alan Turing

Amazing history, super interactive sections ideal for families with kids 7+. Worth a visit.

Not as disabled friendly as we hoped. Me and wife visited here a few weeks back. My disability puts me in wheelchair from time to time and that day was one of them. It's tricky because it's an old building(s) so I understand not everything can be done. The issue I have is that the site it 100% friendly. They have really adapted some parts very well and others not so well at all. Not all doors are automatic and are heavy and very narrow. We really struggled in some places. My biggest disappointment and I am still cross about it is the radio shack staff/volunteers. Two of them there in the small entrance. One behind the counter having a chat with a visitor who's back was facing us. A woman stood to the left with no interaction. A volunteer then talking to three visitors so engrossed in their conversations they didn't see or acknowledge us. We couldn't get past because of the small space and no one moved. My wife stood in the doorway outside holding my chair. We waited what must have been 5mins which doesn't sound long but you sit there for 5mins with nothing to see or do but wait-it feels a lot longer. We then proceeded to move forward and I asked for some room for us to pass but we were ignored. I asked again for some space and one of the visitors shuffled barely but didn't turn around. I then got cross and loudly asked for more space please and still not acknowledged by staff/volunteers but the visitor moved again (ankther small shuffle forward) and we got to the the first part of the building where a TV was playing. I've never felt so invisible in all my life. By the time we came out they were all still there talking and again ignored. We're really appalled by the lack of assistance from staff operating the radio shack. It's one thing not seeing someone but when that someone is actively trying to get through and voicing themselves politely and still being ignored, well.

Larger than I expected, plenty to see and learn

A super place with such intriguing history. Learnt more than I already, knew which was great.

Both the museum and the mansion are wonderful. Plus, the ticket can be reused for a year.

Another great place to visit, it's a huge part of our History and well worth a look

A magnificent day! I returned after over 15 years with my wife and it didn’t disappoint! It is a full on day if you want to see everything, so make sure you plan ahead for that! Excellent amenities with plenty of loos and cafes dotted around. A big shout out to our walking tour guide Harold. He was excellent! Entertaining, enthusiastic and extremely knowledgable. A brilliant day, thank you so much

Just incredible and an honour to see such important history. We spent 4 hours there which allowed us comfortably see everything. Pre book tickets, plenty of parking. Great audio tour guide and headphones. I believe it is a must do for anyone who values and understands the freedom we enjoy today

Really cool wartime museum and grand mansion.two things though it’s quite pricy (although you can come back anytime in the year) and the hut labelling was very confusing no order what you could do to make it better would be to label the huts for what they were used for as well but altogether a very nice day out ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great place to visit with lots to see. Ticket last for 1 year so can be visited multiple times if you didn't have enough time the first time round.