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Mission control for WWII code breaking in a Victorian mansion, with radio & computing museums.
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Reviews — 6
It's okay, but as it's very popular, and with so many people looking at the exhibits, it's difficult to take time to read all the accompanying text. I actually enjoyed more, the national museum of computing next door. Especially as this has a working Collosus and Phoenix. To me It was more hands on and involved. So would I return, yes, but on a quieter day. Would I recommend also taking in the national computing museum? Yes, definitely, especially if you've an ICL 1900 or 2900 background.
Best history lesson ever. Very friendly staff. Very clean and tidy facilities
This is a great and fascinating museum the tickets allows you to return for free and I recommend that you do this as there is so much to see. There are free guided tours or head sets to guide you round. There are to drink stops one a good cafe and a good restaurant with a small menu but very tasty.
What a fantastic day out. I really enjoyed the whole experience. Very educational too.
Fantastic day out, suitable for all ages. Entry ticket is valid for unlimited return visits for a year.
They play the sounds of Spitfire's over speakers mounted on top of the building. Everyone's looks up to try to find the flyby.
It's great here. Just come and bring your whole family. They'll love it.
It's great here. Just come and bring your whole family. They'll love it.
