Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Visitors often tell us when they come to Bletchley Park that they get lost in the atmosphere of it all. It can feel like taking a step back in time to explore the Codebreaking huts, faithfully recreated with the help of Veterans to appear how they would have during World War Two. Visitors glance up to the sky as the roar of a fighter plane passes overhead; the soundscapes can fool the best of us. While viewing the exhibitions it is easy to become immersed in the stories of the extraordinary men and women who worked here.
We wanted to share our visitors’ experiences with a short film to capture how it feels to be at the place where it all happened.
Visitors often tell us when they come to Bletchley Park that they get lost in the atmosphere of it all. It can feel like taking a step back in time to explore the Codebreaking huts, faithfully recreated with the help of Veterans to appear how they would have during World War Two. Visitors glance up to the sky as the roar of a fighter plane passes overhead; the soundscapes can fool the best of us. While viewing the exhibitions it is easy to become immersed in the stories of the extraordinary men and women who worked here.
We wanted to share our visitors’ experiences with a short film to capture how it feels to be at the place where it all happened.
