National Radio Centre - Milton Keynes

Le National Radio Centre est une attraction touristique et un musée situé à Adresse: Jemima Way, Sherwood Dr, Bletchley, Milton Keynes MK3 6DS, Royaume-Uni. qui vaut vraiment le détour. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro Téléphone: 1908271490. ou visiter leur site web à l'adresse Site web: nationalradiocentre.com.

Le musée offre une expérience éducative et interactive pour tous les âges, avec des expositions sur l'histoire de la radio et de la télécommunication. Les caractéristiques uniques du musée comprennent des démonstrations en direct de la technologie radio et des activités pratiques pour les visiteurs. Le musée est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking réservé à cet effet, et il est adapté aux enfants. De plus, il y a un parking sur place.

Le National Radio Centre a reçu un total de 108 avis sur Google My Business. et l'avis moyen est de 4.8/5. Les avis des visiteurs mettent en avant la qualité des expositions, la connaissance du personnel et l'atmosphère conviviale du musée.

Avis de National Radio Centre

Roland G.

5/5

A ne pas manquer ! Ce n'est pas très grand mais tout y est : une petite fresque historique montrant l'histoire de la radio avec présentation de matériel ancien et récent, quelques expériences remarquables sur la radioélectricité et une superbe station de radioamateur opérée par des bénévoles passionnés et compétents. Prix inclus dans le billet d'entrée à BP

Dave Smithers

5/5

Very interesting and friendly helpful and patient staff , thank to the Italian gentleman who took his time to go through things , I’ve sent for the literature
With the intent to do my license , included in the admission to Bletchley park museum

Carl Foster

5/5

This has a good selection of radio equipment from old to new. It is a great stop after visiting the Bletchley Park exhibits. There is an operational amateur station that licensed amateurs can use, provided that their home country has a reciprocal agreement with the UK. The staff is helpful and very knowledgeable about all of the exhibits, not just the amateur station.

Spencer Ledger

5/5

I found visiting the National Radio Centre at Bletchley Park quite an eye-opener. On the right-hand side, as I entered, there was an enormous screen with a video running on it which described in detail the history of radio. The history shown in most of the centre's sections is admirable as well. I also liked that this centre provided free leaflets to all the visitors.

Katharina Herzog

5/5

Great place with very nice people. You really could tell they are very passionated and explained everything so well to us.

Stephan Dijkstra

5/5

Nice to see the history and future of radio. They give a nice overview from the past to future. Volunteers are nice and can explain a lot.

Kees Henzen

5/5

We received a very informational and enthusiastic explanation about the early days of the radio operators during the second world War. The way the operators listened and sent there messages to postbus 25 was new to me. The exhibitions give you insight in radio technique over the last 100 years

Яся Ершова (Yasya)

5/5

The most interesting place in the whole bletchley park. I strongly advise you to visit. a lot of useful information, it will be accessible and understandable to all. There are many illustrative examples. The museum will be very useful for students to demonstrate and better understand the school material.