Hidden Gem - We booked this by accident instead of Bletchley Park and from the outside it looked rough to say the best. But inside it's a beautiful place full of these enormous working machines , passionate staff and video game consoles for little ones. Full of very hands-on experiences and I can't recommend it enough.

So much to see and learn! - Absolutely fascinating visit. Make sure you allow enough time, 3 to 4 hours to see and learn what happened here for those few vital years of our countrys' history. Your ticket lasts a year so repeat visits may be better for those who live within easy tracel time.

Very interesting and excellent value - Even if you are not a computer nerd and have no interest in computers as such, this is a very interesting place to visit. Two very knowledgeable gentlemen explained how the decoding computers worked, in a way that was easy to understand. The machines actually work, they are not just silent exhibits. The Museum of Computing is separate to the main Bletchley Park but within its grounds. It's also a lot cheaper than the main Bletchley Park bit. The only slight downside was the lack of a decent cafe

Fascinating and informative - I was blown away by the presenters/guides in the Turing Bombe and Colossus rooms. They did a great job of trying to help us understand the magnitude of the work that took place here and the immense importance of it. I also appreciated that they highlighted folks, especially women, who don’t get talked about as much but were playing a huge role. Honestly, if you have limited time or money, this is worth visiting over Bletchley. The presenters offered so much more value over reading the signs at Bletchley.

Such an interesting place - The museum contains a priceless working collection of large and small early computers cared-for by a group of expert volunteer technicians who willingly described how they work and demonstrate how they were used. There is also very interesting large working section showing how WW2 signal intelligence was received, decoded and processed by early computers. All the staff and volunteers were most helpful and kind. It is worth noting the museum is separate from Bletchley Park but accessed through thir main entrance and then continuing to the end of roadway. We had a wonderful visit and hope to come back next year.

Stunning experience - It’s an informatics and wonderful way to learn the history of computer technology development. It’s also pretty fun to play some of the old Computer games in the game section.

Lovely museum with fantastic exhibits - This is a fantastic museum to visit with so much to see. The exhibits are superb and the guides are hugely knowledgeable and passionate. Any visit should also include the guided tour where you can learn so much in two hours, you come out feeling entertained and informed. I would recommend this to both techies and technophobes.

Fascinating guides and brilliant museum - This is a great museum (not to be confused with Bletchley Park though it’s in the same area). The guy showing us round was really knowledgeable and brought the museum to life. However don’t buy tickets online as you’ll pay more!

2 to 3 hours of interesting information - We enjoyed the tour wasn't sure before hand but really pleased we went spent 2 to hours there enjoyed it all guides very informative most interesting

I feel conned! - I searched online for tickets for Bletchley park and this came up. Everything about ot looked as if I was booking an entry to Bletchley Park (especially the picture of the Bombe). Imagine how disappointed I was when when my wife and I had to pay again at the entry to Bletchley park because this ticket was not recognised. Do not be fooled as I was!