Please book your Afternoon Tea here. Afternoon Tea is available on selected weekends throughout the year. Our sitting times are 12.00 until 13.15 and 14.30 until 15.45.To make a booking using a gift voucher please call us on 01908 640404.All dietary requirements will be requested two weeks prior to your visit. Please email all requirements to us at enquiries@bletchleypark.org.uk.Please note, we cannot guarantee dietary requirements will be accommodated for bookings made less than 24 hours before your visit.We cannot guarantee groups of six or more will be seated together. Please call a member of the Bookings Team if you would like to discuss this on 01908 272673.
Book online before the day of your visit to receive 10% off the normal general admission prices. Online bookings close at midnight, the night before the date of visitation. If you do not book in advance, tickets can always be purchased on entry, at the standard price. (Please see the PLAN A VISIT page to see the discounted and on the day prices) Please click START BOOKING, select your visit date, select tickets (10% already applied on general admission tickets). and select your timed entry slot. If you are redeeming gift tickets please present your gift tickets in person at Admissions, on the day of your visit. Booking is not essential at this time unless you hold a Virgin Experience or Afternoon Tea gift voucher. In that instance, please contact us on 01908 272673 to make your booking.
Purchase your gift tickets here.All gift tickets are valid for 12 months from the purchase date, once redeemed an Annual Pass will be issued upon the first visit. This will allow for unlimited return visits for the duration of the Annual Pass, a gift which can be enjoyed again and again.
After the success of the first Eat Street MK at this venue, Milton Keynes' biggest, regular street food event returns to the iconic Bletchley Park! The original idea of Eat Street MK was to bring local street food businesses, the community, friends and family together and this year it celebrates its seventh year. This special event will showcase a diverse selection of food vendors, all accompanied by music from DJ Danny. There will be a small charge of 1.50 per person aged 12 or over to help cover costs incurred by Bletchley Park, an independent museum and charity, in hosting this event. Each vendor is subject to their own charges. Open 17.30 to 21.00
Join Bletchley Park Historian, for an exclusive talk that explores how top-secret intelligence was routed in and out of Bletchley Park, the processes it underwent for deciphering, and the local networks involved in both its interception and its re-transmission once it had passed through the hands of the Codebreakers. Friday 13 September Doors open from 10.30Talk at 11.00 until 12.00
In a collaboration with Milton Keynes Lit Fest and Bonnier Books, families are invited to join author Rhian Tracey, and journey into a gripping war time story. Discover how Rhians own family history inspired the creation of The Bletchley Park Mysteries, and how her research and the real-life events that took place at Bletchley Park shaped her writing. Perfect for those aged 9+ this interactive event includes a Q&A, a book signing and a one-off trail that guides families through the fictional and real worlds of Bletchley Park.Sunday 15 SeptemberDoors open at 10.30 Talk from 11.00 until 12.00
Join us for a two-course set menu at a local Italian restraurant, for our conference dinner. This is great opportunity to network with attendees of the conference while enjoying dinner. If you would like more details, please email us at nihc@bletchleypark.org.uk
Join us at Bletchley Park for the first National Intelligence History Conference (NIHC). This conference will be held from Wednesday 20 to Friday 22 November, the ticket you select will only be valid for the date booked. If you have any questions please email us on nihc@bletchleypark.org.uk
Join us at Bletchley Park for the first National Intelligence History Conference (NIHC). This conference will be held from Wednesday 20 to Friday 22 November, this ticket is valid for all three dates. If you have any questions please email us on nihc@bletchleypark.org.uk
Join GCHQ Departmental Historian, Dr David Abrutat, in our Fellowship Auditorium for the second talk in our series exploring the fascinating story of Y Stations - a clandestine network of wireless listening outposts operated by more than 17,000 people worldwide. Discover the history of one of the oldest Y Stations in the world, the original site in Scarborough, Sandybed Lane. Saturday 10 AugustDoors open at 10.00. Talk at 11.00 until 13.00.
Bletchley Park
The Mansion, Bletchley Park Sherwood Drive, Bletchley Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB T: 01908 272673 E: enquiries@bletchleypark.org.uk
