Home of the Codebreakers
Discover our story and uncover the secrets of Bletchley Park
Half-term family fun
Kids go free plus activities the whole family will enjoy
Experience a 1940s Christmas
Visit Father Christmas or enjoy a Codebreaking Dinner
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Opening times
Summer opening
(1 March – 31 October)
From 09.30 to 17.00
(last admission 16.00)
Winter opening
(1 November – 28 February)
From 09.30 to 16.00
(last admission 15.00)
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6 Oct 2017 — 5 Nov 2017
From 10:00 to 20:00
FREE
28 Oct 2017
From 10:00 to 15:30
FREE WITH ADMISSION
23 Oct 2017 — 24 Oct 2017
From 11:00 to 16:00
FREE WITH ADMISSION
Events
Blackout Bletchley
27 Oct 2017
From 17:30 to 21:30
ADULTS FROM £22.50 AND CHILDREN FROM £8.00
News
Bletchley Park named as top 10 Science and Innovation place by Historic England
Professor Robert Winston hails home of the codebreakers
Podcasts
Podcast 63: Veterans' Reunion 2017 Part 2
Discover more about the Veterans who attended this year's reunion
Podcasts
Podcast 62: Veterans' Reunion 2017 Part 1
Get to know the Veterans who attended this year's reunion
News
Bletchley Park named as top 10 Science and Innovation place by Historic England
Professor Robert Winston hails home of the codebreakers
Podcasts
Podcast 62: Veterans' Reunion 2017 Part 1
Get to know the Veterans who attended this year's reunion
Podcasts
Podcast 63: Veterans' Reunion 2017 Part 2
Discover more about the Veterans who attended this year's reunion
Become a Friend
Enjoy a year of fantastic benefits and unlimited free entry to Bletchley Park
Sponsor a Brick
Sponsor a Brick in the Codebreakers' Wall
Become a Friend
Enjoy a year of fantastic benefits and unlimited free entry to Bletchley Park
Sponsor a Brick
Sponsor a Brick in the Codebreakers' Wall
Roll of Honour
Welcome to the Bletchley Park Roll of Honour
Who were the Codebreakers?
Nearly 10,000 people worked in the wider Bletchley Park organisation
Roll of Honour
Welcome to the Bletchley Park Roll of Honour
Who were the Codebreakers?
Nearly 10,000 people worked in the wider Bletchley Park organisation