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| June 11, 2018
Bletchley Park Museum – Bletchley, UK
Bletchley Park was once the workspace of Britain’s most elite codebreakers during WWII, and now it’s a monument to their intellectual feats. The manor that once housed top-secret workspaces now contains a variety of exhibitions on British intelligence – the history, as well as where it’s going next.
There are plenty of artifacts as well as exhibitions on key figures who worked at Bletchley Park. Like any good British museum, they also offer the option for afternoon tea in their café. Admission is $24 per person.
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