Bletchley Park: The National Code Centre - July 2024

Bletchley Park was home from 1938 to the British Government's Code and Cypher Schoo..  Originally based in London it was moved to Buckinghamshire under a cloak of secrecy.  Today it is a treasured heritage site.  Visitors can explore some of the inconic WW2 code breaking huts and blocks and marvel at the astonihsing achivements of the code breakers whose work is said to have helped shorten the war by two years.  The landscape has been returned to its 1940s appearance enabling visitors to step back in time to the scenery the code breakers would have seen.  A range of hot and cold food is available to purchase on site.  Price includes admission.  Admission to the National Museum of Computing which share the Bletchley site is at an additional cost and payable locally. 

Route A - Rayleigh - Wickford - Billericay - Hutton