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Hut 4

Our Hut 4 Café is where you can find freshly-made hot food, including fish and chips, as well as sandwiches, salads, cakes and other baked goodies, along with hot and cold beverages. Lunch packs for children are also available.


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Hut 3 and Hut 6

Explore these two restored wartime codebreaking Huts, and experience what it was like to work in wartime Bletchley Park. Plus “meet” some of the Codebreakers and listen to the men and women tell the stories of what happened inside these spaces through interactive exhibits, including sounds, projected images and authentic set dressing.


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Hut 8

Formerly the Codebreaking Hut leading the breaking of German Naval Enigma messages, today Hut 8 houses exciting interactive exhibitions helping you understand the different methods the Codebreakers used to help them with their work. Don’t miss Alan Turing’s office inside Hut 8.

Also housed in Hut 8 is is a short film on ‘The Petard Pinch’ and a display run by the Royal Pigeon Racing Association.

 

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Hut 11A: The Bombe Breakthrough

A permanent exhibition that tells the story of the Bombe machines in the actual building that housed the machines which broke Enigma. Wartime objects on display include original blueprints and components, decrypted Nazi messages and the W.R.N.S visitors’ book signed by key figures in the Bletchley Park story, including the GPO engineer Tommy Flowers.


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Museum in Block B

Explore the different cypher machine and codes used during World War Two, including the biggest display of enigma machines in the world. Discover more about Alan Turing’s life and work, the transition from the Government Code & Cypher School (GC&CS) to modern day GCHQ and follow the Bletchley Park timeline and its impact on key WW2 events.

 


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D-Day: Interception, Intelligence, Invasion

An immersive cinematic exhibition explaining Bletchley Park’s secret D-Day role. Discover the vital importance of the Ultra intelligence produced at Bletchley Park, and the impact it had on one of the most important military operations of the twentieth century. This exhibition is housed in the Teleprinter Building.


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Tea Room

Afternoon Tea is served on selected Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Monday throughout the year. Enjoy delicious food and drink in the Dining Room of The Mansion, once used by the World War Two Codebreakers, with stunning views across the grounds.


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Codebreakers Wall

This is a specially reserved area for Veterans, their families and supporters of Bletchley Park to have their names engraved into a brick as a permanent memento to share with loved ones for many years to come.


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Introduction to Bletchley Park

Secrets Revealed

This introduction to Bletchley Park includes film, interactive displays, commentary and key objects outlining the role Bletchley Park playedin World War Two.

 


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Visitor Centre in Block C

Visitor Centre in Block C

The Visitor Centre in Block C is your first port of call on site, introducing you to the incredible stories of what happened here during World War Two. Pick-up a free multimedia guide before heading out to continue your journey around the site. Don’t forget to visit our shop on your way home to find beautiful and unique souvenirs.
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The Mansion

The Mansion

Visit the original Victorian mansion with Commander Denniston’s Office and the Library recreated as they were in World War Two, plus exhibitions.
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Hut 4

Hut 4

Our Hut 4 Café is where you can find freshly-made hot food, including fish and chips, as well as sandwiches, salads, cakes and other baked goodies, along with hot and cold beverages. Lunch packs for children are also available.
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Block A

Block A

Block A, once home to staff working on the translation and analysis of naval Enigma messages, was restored and opened for the first time to the public in 2022.



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A great day out with your family

Families can expect an exciting, fun-filled day, exploring the collections with hands-on displays and interactives. With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas around the park to explore, go on an adventure and uncover some surprising stories.

There is a free multimedia guide available which includes a family tour specially designed for kids. A children’s playground is located near Hut 4 Café. On arrival, pick up one of our top secret Mission Packs (£1 per pack) providing activities and fun facts for all the family to enjoy. During the school holidays we run a variety of workshops and activities for children of all ages, see our ‘what’s on’ pages for details.

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Accessibility

Bletchley Park welcomes all people with disabilities. Please click on the map to explore facilities available in different areas, including:

  • Step free access entrance
  • Disabled parking
  • Borrow a wheelchair
  • British Sign Language tours

For further accessibility details please visit our website

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