Public opening hours - booking online is recommended

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 10:30am to 4:30pm (Autumn/Winter), 10:30am to 5pm (Spring/Summer), and some bank holidays.

Last admission is 1 hour before closing, but we do recommend allowing at least 2 hours for your visit as there is a lot to see!

Please see the Days Open and Events Calendar for details and changes to the above.

We recommend you BOOK ONLINE in advance of your visit, but we also welcome visitors on the day.

Entrance Fees

As an independent registered charity responsible for our own fundraising, sponsorship and management, your entry fee will help us maintain and grow our unique historic collection. Tickets can be purchased through the links below. Please note that online bookings will incur a booking fee.

Day Tickets

(Single Entry)

Adults (16+): £10:00

Concessions (60+/Students): £7.50

Children (5-15): £5.00

Infant (Under 5s): Free

Family: £25.00 (2 Adults and up to 3 Children)

Carers (Accompanying a Paying Individual): Free

Blue Light card holders get 20% off admission tickets (PROMO CODE BLUELIGHT)

Local residents (with valid ID) get 15% off admission tickets (PROMO CODE LOCAL15)

Annual Tickets

(Unlimited Entry: Visit the Museum as many times as you like within a year)

Adults (16+): £30.00

Concessions (60+/Students): £22.50

Children (5-15): £15:00

Family: £50.00 (2 Adults and up to 3 Children)

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Guided Tours

  • All general visitors are invited to engage with our volunteers in the Museum and listen to them recount the stories associated with our artefacts. No guided tours required!

  • For private guided tours - please email operations@tnmoc.org for details and pricing.

Group bookings

Online events

We encourage you to follow our social media channels to keep up-to-date with our regular events and updated content. We will continue to add new online events, talks and tours on a weekly basis, bringing to you some of the most amazing experts.

Getting Here

By Road – The National Museum of Computing is located on the Bletchley Park estate in Milton Keynes. Please exit at junction 13 on the M1 and enter Sherwood Drive MK3 6DS, as the postal address may take you to the wrong location. At the main gate of Bletchley Park, ask for The National Museum of Computing in Block H. Inside the Bletchley Park estate, beyond the entrance to the Bletchley Park Visitor Centre, turn left and travel about 250 meters up the slope to Block H. There are parking spaces by our main entrance.

There is free on-site parking available for cars, but please be aware that on busy event days alternative parking may need to be found. The car park includes disabled parking spaces.

Address

The National Museum of Computing
Block H
Bletchley Park
MILTON KEYNES
MK3 6DS

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Visiting By Public Transport

By Rail

Bletchley Railway Station is 400 metres from The National Museum of Computing. - Turn right down road to pedestrian crossing and the entrance to the park estate is the other side of the road. London Northwestern Railway offers direct services from London Euston (travel time: approximately 40 minutes) and Birmingham New Street.

By Bus

There are buses and coaches from all parts of Milton Keynes and beyond, arriving at Bletchley Bus Station. On leaving the Bus Station head towards the Railway Station and turn right down road to pedestrian crossing and the entrance to the park estate is the other side of the road.

At the Museum

Use our Museum map to help plan your visit.

Museum Cafe/Shop

While you are here, and certainly before you leave, be sure to visit The National Museum of Computing shop for souvenirs, hot and cold drinks and snacks.

There is a wide range of T-shirts, books, mugs, gifts, build-your-own kits, framed prints, and lots more available to buy.

Sales help fund the museum's development, and will be invested in new displays for you to see next time you come.