Went for the afernoon on Aug 16th 2009 when buses and Lancaster flypast. Could have stayed for days. True is not all hight tech and glossy like some places. Good to do the free one hour tour, guide very knowledgeable and gave you a good feel for the place. Lots undercover and ok for all year round, but not for... more

We went on July 25 with a lot of interest, but were sorely disappointed. The museum is hard to find, and is a hodgepodge of stuff presented in an extremely disorganized way. No volunteers were around to provide the kind of tours described. There are some interesting facts but the cores story is obscured by irrelevant sideshow displays. The audioguide... more

First off - this is a place for geeks. If you have no interest in making the mental effort to understand what they were doing here, or techy stuff simple leaves you cold - this is not the place for you. However if you have a bit of a geeky side, this place is heaven. First thing *go on the... more

Visited here at last after hearing about it at an accidental lecture some years ago. This is a must see attraction. Its hard to pick one thing that stood out but perhaps its the sheer enthusiasm of the guides. I could have listened to ours all day. There was so much to see and do that really I want to... more

I really enjoyed my visit to the place where the British cracked the Nazi codes. It is an amazing story of secrecy that has only recently been told. You can see the enigma machines, the buildings where the codes were broken and the stories behind it all. Although I found this place fascinating it is probably not worthwhile for those... more