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A Bletchley Park private tour from London is the perfect way to discover the top-secret home of the WWII codebreakers. Visit Bletchley Park on a 6-hour private tour from London that includes a professional guide and luxury transportation. Alternatively, choose to combine a private tour of Bletchley with a visit to WW2 sites or nearby stately homes such as Althorp House or Hatfield House.

Bletchley park Private Tour

Bletchley Park was the home of the World War Two codebreakers producing intelligence that had a profound impact on the outcome of the war. The codes of many countries were broken at this top-secret site, including messages from the German Enigma Machine. Wander through fascinating exhibitions, galleries and learn about the people who worked here, including Alan Turing. Highlights of a private tour of Bletchley Park including seeing the huts where the codebreakers worked on deciphering information, the Bombe machines that helped crack the Enigma codes and The Mansion which houses temporary and permanent exhibitions. Our private tours from London includes an experienced tour guide and transportation in a number of different vehicle sizes.

Places Nearby Bletchley Park

There are several nearby stately homes that would make an excellent addition to a Bletchley Park private tour from London. Alternatively, enquire about visiting other WW2 sites in the area.

• Althorp House, a stately home that houses one of the finest collections of art, furniture and ceramics in the world. This includes works by Rubens, Reynolds, Lely, Gainsborough and Van Dyck. The house was built in the 16th Century by the Spencer Family and is surrounded by a majestic estate
• Hatfield House is a Jacobean house built in 1611 by Robert Cecil, the first Earl of Salisbury. Highlights include the King James Drawing Room, the Rainbow Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I and over 42 acres of beautiful gardens
• Woburn Abbey and Gardens, currently the home of the 15th Duke and Duchess of Bedford and their children. Highlights include over 250 works of art, the unique grotto, State Rooms and 28 acres of gardens.

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Here are a few ways of taking a Bletchley Park private tour from London, combining a visit with other nearby attractions

• Bletchley Park (6 hours)
• Bletchley Park & Althorp House (9-10 hours)
• Bletchley Park & Hatfield House (9-10 hours)

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About Bletchley Park

Codebreaking at Bletchley Park first began in September 1938 when a small group of people, including members of MI6 and the Government Code and Cypher School (GC & CS) moved into the mansion. Over the course of the war its importance grew, and numerous huts were built. By 1944, around ten thousand people were working at Bletchley and its associated outstations. 

Codebreaking Huts 3 and 6 have been carefully restored to resemble how the site looked during World War II, and include interactive exhibits, projected images and authentic set dressings. It was in these huts that Enigma messages were decrypted, translated and analyzed for vital intelligence. 

Alan Turing, one of the most innovative thinkers of the 20th Century, oversaw and inspired the effort to decrypt cyphers generated by Nazi Germany’s Enigma machine at Bletchley. Turing’s story inspired the 2014 movie The Imitation Game .

The work at Bletchley also had a profound impact on computing, with the development of the world’s first electronic computer, the Colussus. 

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Bletchley Park, its mansion and outbuildings housed the code breakers who helped shorten WWII by two years. Churchill's 'geese that laid the golden eggs and never cackled' broke the army, navy and Luftwaffe codes and also the code for all communication between Hitler's bunker and his field commanders.

After decades of secrecy, ending only in 1974, and recent sensitive restoration, the Park offers a unique insight of the world of the code breakers and their machines. Walk in the footsteps of Alan Turing, father of the modern computer, and Ian Fleming who worked in the real James Bond world. Visit the huts where up to 12,000 people worked on deciphering the information gathered. See the working Bombe machines that helped crack the codes of the enigma machines that had 159 million million million different settings. See also the Colossus, the world's first programmable electronic computer; it fills a room.

This unforgettable and fascinating tour follows the step of the 2001 film Enigma and the more recent The Imitation Game starring superstar Benedict Cumberbatch.

Make it a full day adding Woburn Abbey, or Althorp, or Hatfield House (8-10 hrs) or ask us about visiting other WW2 sites.

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Bletchley Park - Home of the Codebreakers

Home of the code breakers. Britain's best kept secret - Explore this top secret world. Can you crack the Enigma?

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Bletchley Park was once Britain’s best kept secret. Today, the home of the code breakers is a heritage site. Visitors can explore and experience the top secret world of iconic WWII code breaking huts and blocks set within an atmospheric Victorian estate, where 12,000 people worked in complete secrecy.

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Bletchley Park and Blenheim Palace

Tour the victorian estate at bletchley park, the once top secret world war two codebreaking site and birthplace of churchill, blenheim palace.

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Learn how to keep safe on-line from the experts and trace the link from Bletchley Park of the 1940's to modern day cyber threats. The now-famous codebreaking site at Bletchley Park and Churchill connections at Blenheim Palace  make this a World War Two inspired tour. 

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Our expertly designed full-day tour itineraries include entrance tickets and professional driver-guide with a luxury vehicle. This day tour from London is fully flexible on the day and customisable. Let us help you make the adjustments to match your pace of travel, personal interests and lunch requirements.

A story of two people that changed the world

A baroque palace and the origins of todays tech..

This fascinating trip gives you an insight into the origins of modern-day computing and how vital information helped defeat Nazi Germany. Requisitioned for both World War one and two, Blenheim Palace played a roll hosting Britain's domestic secret service and evacuated boy school. Grand staterooms became dorms, and the landscaped ground became a playground.

Blenheim Palace, home to the Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill , Aside from tales of military prowess and celebrated national heroes, Blenheim Palace, is an extraordinary and arguably unparalleled example of the elegance, beauty, and splendour of the British aristocracy. With its  187 rooms  that glitter in the sumptuous golds and distinctive theatre of the baroque style, Blenheim, the real Downton Abbey. The tour of the  Lancelot "Capability" Brown  landscaped grounds is a highlight of a visit to Blenheim.

A question for you, how is a Victorian mansion in Buckinghamshire, England connected to the multinational technology company, Apple Inc? Answer the logo. We all know the logo, an apple with its bite missing from it. This image is a tribute to the genius mathematician and the 'father of the modern computer', Alan Turing ; a famous resident of Bletchley Park during the second world war. When you meet with your guide, they will reveal the significance of Apple Inc's brand, and explore the once top-secret HQ for Britain's best codebreakers.

Discover how the Nazi code breaking work carried out by Alan Turing and his team shortened the war from two to four years and saved over 14 million lives. Don't forget to ask your guide what the apple logo symbolises.

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Embark on an unforgettable journey with our exclusive Battle of Britain tour that will transport you back in time to one of the most critical chapters in history. Your adventure begins in the heart of London or your preferred location, setting the stage for an immersive exploration of the legendary Battle of Britain. We'll whisk you away to Uxbridge, Middlesex, where you'll step into the very bunker that served as the strategic command centre for Fighter Command No11 during World War II. Battle of Britain RAF Uxbridge witnessed the high-stakes decisions that shaped the destiny of a nation in the tumultuous year of 1940. Along the way, you'll discover the tireless efforts of RAF plotters and controllers who held the line against the Luftwaffe, all while experiencing the profound impact of Winston Churchill's iconic words. But the journey doesn't end there—our tour seamlessly transitions to the fascinating world of the Bletchley Park tour, where you'll delve into the secretive realm of WWII codebreakers who changed the course of history. Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date .

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Your journey will commence from the heart of London or any location of your preference, setting the stage for an immersive experience in history.

Furthermore, discover how this very bunker served as the nerve centre for Fighter Command No11 operations group throughout World War II. It’s where the fate of the nation hung in the balance as crucial decisions were made during the tumultuous days of 1940. Thanks to the tireless dedication of RAF plotters and controllers, the Royal Air Force’s fighter pilots held the line against the relentless onslaught of the Luftwaffe. Battle of Britain tours allow you to step back in time and relive this extraordinary historical episode. Descending 60 feet underground through 76 steps, you’ll reach the Operations Room. Here, you’ll encounter the plotting room, with its meticulously preserved large map table, squadron display boards, balloon movements, and weather conditions, exactly as they were when Winston Churchill visited on September 15, 1940. Churchill himself coined the iconic phrase “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few,” after one of his visits to this very bunker in August 1940.

We embark on a journey northward from London. Bletchley Park stands as a place of profound historical significance, serving as the nerve centre for British Codebreakers during WWII. Initially established as a clandestine outpost with the collaboration of MI6 and leading academics from British universities, Bletchley Park sought refuge 50 miles away from the constant threat of bombings in London. In 1941, Prime Minister Winston Churchill issued a resounding directive: “make sure they have all they want extreme priority and report to me as soon as this has been done.” Consequently, Bletchley Park experienced a substantial influx of resources and the initiation of massive building projects to accommodate its expanding workforce. The Government’s Code and Cypher school devised ingenious methods that allowed the Allied forces to decode military ciphers from German, Japanese, and other Axis nations. This yielded critical intelligence that supported Allied military operations across land, sea, and air. Bletchley Park also marked the dawn of information technology, with code-breaking processes propelled by ground-breaking machines such as the Turing/Welshmen, Bombe, and the pioneering electronic computer, Colossus. Today, Bletchley Park enjoys recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Sitededicated to preserving the remarkable saga of these WWII codebreakers. As you explore at your own pace, you’ll uncover the stories of mathematicians and crossword enthusiasts who transformed into some of the world’s foremost codebreakers in the intelligence warfare of WWII. Concluding your enriching visit to Bletchley Park, your knowledgeable chauffeur guide will ensure your safe return to your chosen London drop-off location. The comprehensive package covers your expert tour guide, transportation in a comfortable vehicle, fuel, insurance, entrance fees for your guide if they accompany you, and parking costs. Not included in the price are meals, refreshments (excluding our complimentary water), accommodation, or admission fees to attractions. Don’t miss this opportunity to embark on a truly immersive Battle of Britain tour and delve into the secrets of Bletchley Park. Discover when was the Battle of Britain and what it meant for the world. Read more about Bletchley Park at Wikipedia.

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Bletchley Park

During World War II, Bletchley Park was home to Britain’s codebreakers, including Alan Turing, and played a unique and major role in producing intelligence that affected the outcome of the war. The site now offers visitors the chance to see where the code breakers lived and worked, the Library and wartime garages complete with WWII vehicles.

Featured in films and TV programmes, including the Oscar nominated film ‘The Imitation Game’ – Bletchley Park currently has an exhibition about the making of that film featuring costumes worn by the stars and behind the scenes gems (exhibitions may change). A fascinating look into a once-secret world.

Woburn Abbey

The stunning Woburn Abbey and Gardens have evolved from the original 12th Century Abbey. With Royal connections through the ages, the Abbey is now the ancestral home of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford.

Today the Abbey offers visitors chance to explore 22 rooms housing over 250 works of art, as well as antique furniture, porcelain and other treasures. St Mary’s Woburn (pictured) is a local parish church built by the 8th Duke.

The Abbey is set in a beautiful parkland garden – landscaped areas include an original walled Kitchen Garden, as well as a maze, Camellia house conservatory and many other follies and features. A 3,000 acre deer park with 9 species of deer provides many public footpaths to enjoy.

Tailor make your tour

If there is time, why not combine your visit to Bletchley Park with a visit to the adjacent National Museum of Computing or the National Radio Centre.

These sites are a sample of where you could stop off on a day tour, however it is not possible to visit them all in 1 day. Contact us now to discuss your tour choices and book your tour.

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• Our drivers are very friendly and very helpful.
• The itinerary can be changed on the day to suit your needs.
• We will give you a much more enjoyable day than using a large coach.
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• Great value for a private tour.

David Stubbs , who is the owner of the company, highly recommended by Rick Steve’s, the travel writer and Trip advisor will conduct each tour where possible at no extra charge. If you really want to confirm he will conduct the tour personally, then mention this in advance by emailing us first to check David’s availability.  This would cost an extra £100.

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Lady’s Guide to a Day Trip to Bletchley Park from London

Today I want to bring you my guide to taking a day trip to Bletchley Park from London. This English country house in Milton Keynes was the top-secret home of Britain’s World War II codebreakers, and it’s considered the birthplace of modern computing. Spending a day here will allow you to learn about Allied intelligence and unsung heroes like Alan Turing.

Day Trip to Bletchley Park

Bletchley Park is located just north of London. It started life in the the 1870s as a family home surrounded by peaceful grounds. It has good road and rail links, and it’s situated between the academic centers of Oxford and Cambridge .

For these reasons, it was chosen to house British codebreaking operations in the Second World War. Historians estimate that the codebreakers’ efforts shortened the fighting by up to 2 years and saved thousands of lives.

Today Bletchley Park is a museum and heritage attraction. Visitors come from all over the world to see the offices where the codebreakers worked and learn about the methods and machines they devised to intercept encrypted enemy communications.

How to Get to Bletchley Park from London

If you’re wondering how to get to Bletchley Park from London, you can easily reach it by train. Bletchley station is so close to the UK capital you can even make it a half-day trip from London if you want to.

Bletchley is a 35-minute train ride from London’s Euston station, and services run direct. Make sure to book tickets in advance to get the best prices, and check timetables so you can catch a fast service that doesn’t stop at every station on the way.

Once you reach Bletchley, it’s less than a 5-minute walk along Sherwood Drive to reach the entrance of Bletchley Park. There’s good signage en route, so you should have no problem finding it.

Bletchley Park Tickets

Another nice thing about taking a day trip to Bletchley Park from London is that there’s no need to pre-book tickets in advance. You can just show up and buy them at the front desk when you arrive (you can also book them online ahead of time).

I’ve purchased my ticket on arrival, and now I’m excited to delve into this secret world of cryptography and codebreaking.

Bletchley Park Tour

After buying my entry ticket, I pick up an audioguide and start my self-guided tour of Bletchley Park (there are 1-hour guided tours you can book at the Information Desk, too).

Following the map I received at the ticket desk, I start my tour in the visitor center in Block C. There’s a permanent exhibition here with a broad overview of Bletchley Park and the codebreaking work that went on here during World War II.

Afterwards I venture out into the grounds. The buildings here are close together, and the whole place is centered around a small lake.

The Mansion

I walk up to the mansion, which was the original Victorian country house on the property. Inside I discover rooms full of exhibitions on topics like the early days of Bletchley Park and the stories of the veterans who worked here during the war.

I also see Commander Denniston’s Office (he was in charge here in the early years) and the library. Both have been recreated to look the way they were in the 1940s.

Chauffeur’s Hut, Garages, and Stableyard

From the mansion I make my way to the Chauffeur’s Hut and the Garages. There’s information in both places about the drivers and messengers who worked here during the war.

The Garages are full of vintage cars from the era, including one that featured in the 2001 movie Enigma starring Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott. It’s one of many films about this place, including The Imitation Game .

From the Garages I walk into the Stableyard, a collection of picturesque cottages and buildings where the first codebreakers at Bletchley Park broke into the German military Enigma cipher machines.

Once I’ve explored the Stableyard, I head over to a collection of outbuildings called huts. They were used as offices during World War II, and they’re full of everything from exhibitions to re-created workspaces.

I start at Huts 11 and 11A, which contain detailed information about the Bombe machines that were developed by Alan Turing and Gordon Welchman.

The Bombes were critical in the success of Bletchley Park’s operations, as they sped up the daily search for Enigma cipher keys.

From there I head to Huts 3 and 6. They’re restored World War II codebreaking and intelligence huts, and the series of small rooms inside contains exhibitions and information about the work that was done here.

The last hut I visit is Hut 8. It was the German naval Enigma codebreaking building, and it contains Alan Turing’s recreated office.

Buildings, Blocks, and Museums

My next stop is the Teleprinter Building, where I watch an immersive film that gives an overview of Bletchley Park’s role in the planning of the D-Day invasion on June 6th, 1944. It’s interesting to hear the famous story from an intelligence perspective.

After sitting down to watch the film, I walk over to Block A. It’s called The Intelligence Factory, and it’s lined with small rooms full of information and interviews about how Bletchley Park operated on a large scale with a workforce of 9,000 people.

I particularly enjoy learning about the work of the women who were here during the war. Around 7,500 women worked in Bletchley Park, and they constituted roughly 75% of the workforce.

Learning about their roles and how they felt about the work they did is fascinating. Secrecy was paramount, and many of them had little idea of the impact of their jobs until after the war.

Leaving Block A, I enter Block B. There’s a museum here with a lot of information about Alan Turing, the development of GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters), and the German Lorenz ciphers.

My last stop is the National Radio Centre (NRC). This small museum houses exhibits that present the history of radio communication from its inception into the future.

When I’m finished seeing it, I walk back to the visitor center in Block C and return my audioguide. I pass the gift shop and cafe as I exit, then make my way back to the train station (if I wanted to, I could visit The National Museum of Computing down the street).

How Much Time To Spend at Bletchley Park

In all, I’ve spent 5 hours here (the map I received at the entrance says most visitors spend 4-5 hours). I could have spent much longer, though, and I wish I’d paced myself better or left myself more time at Bletchley Park.

There’s a HUGE amount of information here, and every building could take ages to see if one read each sign, plaque, and board in detail.

Thankfully, tickets are good for a year. I might just have to take another day trip to Bletchley Park to dig deeper into the world of codebreaking, ciphers, and World War II history.

Bletchley Park Day Trip from London

When I reach the station I board a train to London, watching the countryside scenery slowly build back up into an urban landscape as I go.

I’ve enjoyed my Bletchley Park day trip from London, and I still can’t believe how much there is to see, learn, and be amazed by here. Now that I know how easy it is to visit this place , I’m sure I’ll be back soon. I hope you get a chance to do the same.

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Codes & Cambridge Tour

Unravel WWII codes at Bletchley Park, where geniuses such as Alan Turing cracked enemy ciphers! Then, choose your adventure: explore Cambridge's university magic and punt on the River Cam, or stroll through charming Windsor and peek into royal Windsor Castle.

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During World War II, Bletchley Park was home to Britain's codebreakers, including Alan Turing, and played a unique and major role in producing intelligence that affected the outcome of the war. The site now offers visitors the chance to see where the code breakers lived and worked, the Library and wartime garages complete with WWII vehicles.

Featured in films and TV programmes, including the Oscar nominated film 'The Imitation Game', Bletchley Park has much to offer the whole family. Different exhibitions within the complex will appeal to all tastes with hands-on displays and interactives.

If there's time you have the option to look around the National Museum of Computing, which is dedicated to collecting and restoring historic computer systems, and the National Radio Centre, where you can learn about the basic principles of radio and discover the history of radio communication.

Cambridge is a university city located on the River Cam. The university dates back to 1209 and colleges of note include Trinity College, founded by King Henry VIII and King's College with its Gothic chapel. Incidentally this is where Bletchley's Alan Turin graduated so there's a strong theme to this tour. We'll drive you around the city so you can marvel at the splendid architecture and maybe even time to stop off to watch the fellows punting along the river.

You're probably feeling peckish by now so it's off to a traditional English pub where you can enjoy great British staples such as fish and chips, shepherd's pie or even curry!

Alternatively we can take you to Royal Windsor where you can walk the Long Walk, stroll around the town and visit Windsor Castle. William the Conqueror built the original castle in the 12th century and it has been the longest occupied palace by a monarch since the reign of King Edward I.

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All Your Questions Answered

Everything you need to know about visiting bletchley park, booking & ticketing.

When are you open?

Our summer opening hours (1 March – 31 October) are 9.30 – 17.00 (last entry at 15.00). Winter opening hours (1 November – 28 February) are 9.30 – 16.00 (last entry at 14.00).

Do I have to book to visit Bletchley Park, or can I just turn up on the day?

You don’t have to book, although we encourage people to do so. We will always have tickets available on the day if you want to just turn up.

How do I book?

Head to our bookings page to select your date, your timed entry slot and your ticket type.

How far in advance can I book my visit?

You can book your visit up to twelve months in advance.

What if I need to / want to change my arrival time? What if I am running early or late?

We completely understand that these things happen and your circumstances change. You might unavoidably need to come at a different time due to traffic, a fuel crisis or sickness in the family. Please don’t worry, we are very flexible! There’s no need to contact us – we will sort it all out quickly and effortlessly on your arrival. We look forward to seeing you.

When is your last entry? If I book an afternoon timed entry slot, will I only have limited time to explore the site?  

Our timed entry slots help us manage flow on site and stagger entry. They do not limit your time on site. Our last timed entry slot is currently from 14.00, which will still give you two hours to explore the site – perfect for an afternoon out. Our Annual Pass gives you unlimited free returns for a year.

What should I do when I arrive?

When you book, you will receive a booking confirmation email. Please bring this email with you when you arrive, either on a mobile device or as a print-out, plus any ID required for concessions and Friends. We want to keep queuing to a minimum so if you can have these ready when you arrive in Admissions, we’d be grateful. Please try and arrive for your timed entry slot. This doesn’t limit your time on site; it just allows us to stagger entry so we can manage visitor flow.

Do I have to pay extra for an Annual Pass?

No! Your ticket for admission automatically allows you to return unlimited within a year of your first visit date. This means that you can visit again and again (some exceptions may apply, please check your ticket details).

If I have an Annual Pass or a Friend Membership, do I need to book?

You don’t have to book in advance. However, we do encourage repeat visitors to book their visit in advance via our bookings page . This page includes Annual Pass holders and Friends Membership choices.

Do I need to pay extra if I am a Friend or have an existing valid Annual Pass?

No, you don’t need to pay anything extra. Just select a date and a timed entry slot to book your visit and then bring your Friends’ membership card and a form of ID with you, or your Annual Pass.

How do I cancel my visit if I can no longer make it?

Let us know as soon as possible, if you can no longer visit, by emailing [email protected] or calling 01908 272673.

How do I book a ticket if I am a carer?

Carers or companions of disabled visitors access the site free of charge. As a carer, when you book, please select the ‘Access companion’ option from the ticket types available (a free option) and ensure you are booked into the same timed entry slot as the person for whom you are caring, and arrive together at Admissions. Please take a look at our Admission prices page for further details of all ticket types.

How many people does a family ticket cover?

We offer two family tickets; a ticket that covers one adult and two children (aged 12-17), and a ticket that covers two adults and two children (aged 12-17). Under 12s visit for free (must be accompanied by an adult). Please select the appropriate family ticket type on our bookings page.

I have a voucher from a third party. How do I use it?

Please follow the instructions given by your provider. Booking is not essential at this time unless you hold a Virgin Experience or Afternoon Tea gift voucher. In that instance, please contact us on 01908 272673 to make your booking.

Do you have any offers available?

Yes, we have a Local Residents’ offer which gives those living within a ten-mile radius 50% off usual admission prices. We also offer discounts to English Heritage members, the armed forces, 2 for 1 Rail discount, National Art Pass holders, over 60s (concessions) and others. Under 12s visit for free (must be accompanied by an adult). Please take a look at our Admission prices on our Plan a Visit page for further details.

Can I buy gift vouchers or a gift ticket?

Yes, you can purchase gift tickets here , or by emailing [email protected] or calling 01908 272673.

How long do you recommend for a visit?

There is a lot to see and do here at Bletchley Park, so we recommend four to five hours for a visit, however, the tickets you purchase are Annual Passes and therefore you are welcome to return as many times as you wish within a year of your first visit date.

What should I wear?

A visit to Bletchley Park involves both indoor and outdoor activities, we would recommend outdoor clothing and footwear to get the most out of your visit. Any heel which covers an area smaller than a postage stamp can cause irreparable damage to floors and carpets: we regret, therefore, that sharp-heeled shoes are not permitted.

Where can I find out about accessibility at Bletchley Park?

We want to be open and accessible to all visitors to ensure that everyone can enjoy our heritage site and exhibitions. To help plan your visit, you can find more information on our Accessibility page.

To view our Risk Assessment, visit our Keeping You Safe page.

If you have any questions, please contact our Bookings team by emailing [email protected] or calling 01908 272673.

Will all of the museum be open?  

Our historic buildings, exhibitions and grounds are fully open. There may be occasions where the museum, some exhibitions or some parts of the museum will not be open. Please ensure you have checked the website and our social media before your visit to so you are aware of any closures to all or part of the museum.

Can I enter The National Museum of Computing with my ticket for Bletchley Park?

The National Museum of Computing is an independent museum based on the wider Bletchley Park site. It has a separate admission fee and opening times. Please visit the National Museum of Computing website for the latest visitor information.

Do you have toilet facilities?

Yes! All our toilet facilities are open. Accessible and baby-change facilities are available across the site. All facilities are cleaned regularly.

Do you have a gift shop?

Yes, our shop is open for you to visit. There is a variety of unique souvenirs to remind you of your day out with us. We are accepting card and cash payments in the shop.

Are you offering guided tours?

We offer free guided tours that can be booked on arrival at our Information Desk. The tour is of our outside spaces and lasts about one hour. Please dress appropriately for the weather. Please note: Spaces are limited for each tour but there are several throughout the day.

Please do not bring your own tour guide as external tour guides are not allowed to provide tours on site. If you would like to book a private or bespoke tour, please contact us for options.

Will Multimedia guides be available?

Yes, our free Multimedia guides are available to pick up from the Block C Visitor Centre. You may wish to bring your own headphones, however, all units come with headphones that are thoroughly cleaned between uses.

Is Bletchley Park wheelchair accessible?

Bletchley Park is fully wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs are also available to borrow from our Visitor Centre. Unfortunately, we cannot provide assistance around the Museum for wheelchair users. However, assistance will be available at wheelchair lifts. Please read our full access statement and further information on our  Accessibility  page.

What do you have on site for children?

There is a lot to see and do here at Bletchley Park! In addition to our lovely outdoor spaces, we also have a children’s play area for the little ones to explore. Our children’s trails provide hours of engaging and educational entertainment for young members of your group. Under 12s visit for free. Take a look at our  families  page for further information.

Am I allowed to bring a ball or other play equipment on site?

No. Please do not bring a ball with you – although we have some grassed areas, ball games are not allowed. Scooters, children’s bikes, roller skates etc. are also not allowed.

How do I find out if anything special is happening at Bletchley Park?

All the information about our events and activities that are open to the public can be found on our What’s On pages. Most events are included with the price of admission, or by using your Annual Pass, but there are some events which require an additional charge.

Are dogs allowed?

We do not allow dogs or pets to enter Bletchley Park and they cannot be left in vehicles for safety reasons. We do welcome all registered Assistance Dogs and Guide Dogs. If your dog requires a water bowl, please ask a member of staff who will be happy to provide one. If you have any queries before your visit, please do not hesitate to get in touch via  [email protected]

Will the play area be open?

Yes, our children’s play area, adjacent to the Hut 4 Café, is open daily.

What if it rains, do you have a dry indoor space for visitors?

Bletchley Park is both an outdoor and indoor visitor attraction. You may be able to shelter from the rain in our historic buildings or why not drop into our Hut 4 Café or Block C Coffee Shop for a treat? We recommend you also bring an umbrella or waterproof coat if rain looks likely.

What if I leave something in my car?

Please notify a team member and they will be happy to assist you.

Do you have a left luggage facility?

Sorry, we do not currently offer a left luggage facility.

Can I download a map of Bletchley Park before I visit?

To help us save paper, you can download a PDF of our visitor map here . Even better, you can view our interactive map ! This will help you plan your visit as you can learn about everything to see and do, and the layout of the site. On arrival, you can pick up a site map to help you navigate your way around.

Where is the nearest bus station?

The nearest bus station is Bletchley bus station, which is a ten-minute walk from Bletchley Park. This has inter-urban links to the Milton Keynes area and beyond.

Do you have parking on site?

We have limited free parking on site. On very busy days, our car parks can get full, and you may be asked to park offsite nearby.

Do you have parking for motor homes?

Yes, we have a limited amount of parking available for motor homes. The size limit is 7.5 tonnes. On very busy days, these spaces may fill up quickly.

Do you have electric car charge points?

We have two electric charging points available for visitors. These work with both Charge Master and Polar Plus Systems. Standard charges apply. Pre-booking is not available for these charging points and there is no time restriction. They operate on a first-come, first-served basis.

Are food and drink available on site?  

Delicious  food and drink  are available to purchase on site, for both ‘grab and go’ and eat-in options, in our Block C Coffee Shop and Hut 4 Café, both open daily.

Can I bring a picnic? 

Yes, you are very welcome to bring a picnic and enjoy our beautiful grounds, though there is limited outdoor seating during the winter months. Please note, our indoor seating is reserved for visitors who have purchased food on site.

Are schools, Learning groups and other groups able to visit? 

Yes, we are taking bookings for Learning visits.  We also continue to offer Virtual Learning Sessions and Outreach visits as well. Please take a look at our  Learning   pages for the latest information.  

Can I book a Group visit?  

Yes, we are accepting bookings for Group visits . Please contact our Bookings team by emailing [email protected]  or calling 01908 272673.   

Can I bring my own tour guide?

No, external tour guides are not allowed to provide tours on site. If you would like to book a private or bespoke tour, please contact us for options.

Collections & research

I’m a researcher who would like to visit the Bletchley Park collections. Can I arrange a visit?

We are able to arrange research visits to view material in our collection that is not already on display. The Collections team have moved in to our brand new Collection Centre so we have improved facilities for the care of our collections and better amenities for research visits.

You can contact the Collections team via [email protected] .  We will log your request and the Collections team will be in touch.

Can I research a family member who worked at Bletchley Park? 

Our Find a Veteran (Roll of Honour) is available to search online. You may ask for a form to let us know about a possible addition to the Roll of Honour, by enquiring with a member of the team, who will be happy to help you.

Friends of Bletchley Park

How do I become a Friend of Bletchley Park?

As a Friend of Bletchley Park, you can enjoy free unlimited year-round access to our museum and heritage attraction, plus a range of other benefits including exclusive events, previews and discounts. Your support also helps us to continue to share the outstanding achievements of the Codebreakers – whose work had such an impact on the modern world. It also helps  support our award-winning learning programme for children, young people and communities in the UK and from around the world. Visit Become A Friend to learn more.

Do I need to pay extra to visit if I am a Friend?  

No, you don’t need to pay anything extra.  

If you hold a Friend Plus or Friend Family membership, when booking online please select up to your appropriate number of complimentary tickets. For example, if you are a Friend Plus member and are bringing a guest, you can select two Friend tickets, as per your benefits. If you would like to buy additional tickets for friends and family, you can do so by buying tickets in the same timeslot or asking them to do so (subject to availability).  You are also very welcome to visit Bletchley Park without booking in advance. Please check in with our Admissions team on arrival  

Remember to bring your  Friend membership card  and a form of ID with you.  

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