Not been for around 15 years and it has had a massive upgrade since then. Started with a tour by one of the wonderful volunteers and it was a great insight into life there. Loved wandering around the house, huts and museum. Informative displays and great films. Good for all ages and the kids were clearly enjoying the interactive displays. Allow around 4 hours and prebook afternoon tea if you fancy a treat.

The whole place was excellent and really interesting. Spent three hours here with ease. Food in the restaurant was good and prices on a par with NT. The visit was free as we booked under the heritage scheme. HOWEVER, I think the usual charge of £25-50 is just not worth it and if we had to pay we would not have bothered. Good day though.

Spent nearly 5 hours here without realising that time had passed. Thought I knew a fair bit about what happened at Bletchley from reading books but still learned a huge amount on top. What is particularly good is that it explains things at multiple levels so if you just want the outline of how something was done there is a 2-3 minute video, but if you want to get into the detail there are exhibits that do that too. Fascinating to walk in the actual blocks and huts that everything took place. We had a 1 hour guided tour by Mike that was absolutely brilliant - could have listened to him all day. Overall, worth every penny and will definitely be back.

There is a lot more here than just the house and the huts. The muti-media that they have created is first class. Some of the stories are repetitive, but you might need it to understand the magnitude of what they did there. The brain power (and luck) that went into what they did, in absolute secrecy, is just mind-blowing.

Brilliant two days spent at a really interesting site. So much to see we spent a day there then returned the following day (the tickets last for a year). Really great displays and very helpful staff. Recommend the free one hour tour which sets everything in context with a really helpful and knowledgeable guide.

The visit was excellent, well organised in a nice environment. We recommend that you book onto a free guided tour early on in your visit (about an hour). So much information to take in you realy need to come back on second occasion. If you want to eat in Hut 4 make sure you get there early as options can be limited later. Would recommend a visit to all at least once.

This place is a must do for anyone with an interest in WW2 history. There is so much to take in that one day is really not long enough. We spent over 5hours and could have stayed a lot longer. It's incredible to think how the brains that worked there changed the war in many ways with the code breaking and much more. The actual house itself is beautiful and there are many other huts with exhibitions to look at. Two cafes and a gift shop are also nice to go to.

We visited Bletchley Park during the recent re-enactment weekend. My wife & I had a most enjoyable time. Everything that you can see and experience at Bletchley Park was complemented so wonderfully by the visitors who came dressed for the WW II period. We especially enjoyed running into "Sir Winstan Churchill" at the Park, as my wife's father had met him briefly during WW II as a US Navy photographer traveling with Pres. Roosevelt. Allow yourself ample time (at least 4 hours) to wander through the estate and figure you will still want to return to see what you cannot see in one visit.

After watching Imitation Game and the Bletchley Circle series, this was a must see on my first trip to the UK. I was impressed and blown away at the presentation of life in Bletchley Park during WWII. I bought books in the gift shop. I wish I had more money to buy more books. I took a picture and bought on line when I got home. While everything was amazing I have to say the AHA moment was the small room where I learned about the homing pigeons. The presentation video and the display items kept me there the longest. I wish I knew kids who needed to write a book or report because this is one that would fascinate anyone. I would go again on my next visit if the mansion was open.

Good price to get in, people forget they need to pay for the up keep of the building and pay staff. Very nice house to see and the other buildings have a lot of interesting things in them. The buildings and grounds are very well kept. All the staff and volunteers were really interesting to talk to and know what they are talking about, you can tell they enjoy being there.