National Museum of Computing

The National Museum of Computing is a fascinating place for lovers of technology and the history of computing.

It is located in the historic Bletchley Park complex, where British cryptologists broke German ciphers during World War II. The museum displays an impressive collection of computers and electronic devices, documenting the evolution of technology from the first calculating machines to modern computers.

This is a great opportunity to see working replicas of historic computers and learn about the fascinating history of the development of technology that has changed our world.