Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block Museum - Woodbridge

Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block Museum

Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block Museum es un museo ubicado en Bawdsey, Woodbridge, en el condado de Suffolk, Inglaterra, Reino Unido. La dirección del museo es Bawdsey, Woodbridge IP12 3BA, United Kingdom.

Para obtener más información o hacer una reserva, puede llamar al teléfono 7821162879 o visitar su sitio web en bawdseyradar.org.uk.

Especialidades

Este museo ofrece las siguientes especialidades:

• Heritage building
• Visitor center

Otros datos de interés

En este museo también se encuentran los siguientes servicios y comodidades:

• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Discounts for kids
• Good for kids
• Free parking lot

Opiniones

Este museo ha recibido una media de 4.7/5 estrellas en Google My Business, con 171 reseñas en total.

Los visitantes han comentado que el museo es fascinante y muy bien valorado, con displays, videos y actividades interactivas bien pensadas. También han destacado la amabilidad y ayuda de los personal y la interpretación y fotos y videos disponibles. Algunos visitantes han mencionado que el museo es no hermoso pero muy interesante y que es definitivamente un lugar que vale la pena visitar para apoyarlo.

En general, se considera que este museo es excepcional y que es un lugar ideal para familias y visitantes interesados en la historia y la tecnología.

Es importante mencionar que el museo ofrece interpretación y fotos y videos para ayudar a los visitantes a comprender mejor la importancia del radar durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

En resumen, Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block Museum es un lugar fascinante y bien valorado que ofrece una experiencia educativa y entretenida para los visitantes.

👍 Reviews of Bawdsey Radar Transmitter Block Museum

Mary R.

5/5

Not beautiful but a fascinating and super museum. A really well worth visit.
Not to be missed

Esther G.

5/5

Wonderful small museum dedicated to the development of radar and its importance during the war years. Very well-thought out displays, videos and interactive activities. Definitely worth a visit to support it! We spent just over an hour here and was worthwhile

Rob N.

5/5

Excellent. Very helpful staff and volunteers. Good interpretation with many photos and videos. Some interesting hands on activities. Good toilets. Simple hot and cold drinks available. Not expensive. On site parking.

james7477

5/5

Brilliant small museum. Well restored and packed with well presented and interactive videos and information on the history of the site, and how it was so important during and after WW2.
The staff were very helpful throughout our family visit.

Rob B.

5/5

Really interesting museum and well worth a visit. It's quite small but they have packed a lot in. Several videos, voice recordings from people who were there and fascinating details about the invention of radar and the service men and women who operated it during the war. You can try your hand at tracking enemy aircraft too.
We went over on the Bawdsey Ferry which was very quick and operates largely as an on-demand service. You can signal to it for the return trip with a white paddle on the Bawdsey side! It is then about a mile or so to walk up the road and then up the driveway of the museum. We thought they should offer a discounted entry to those who had walked or cycled there!

Peter E.

5/5

Super little museum. Well set out, and pitched at all levels. Very informative and interesting. Well worth a visit.

Jenny B.

5/5

This place is small, but beautifully formed. The entrance can be easily missed; look out for yellow signs on the left after you leave Bawdsey village. The work done here during the 30s and 40s was invaluable, so much so it would not be an exaggeration to say without it, we would have lost the war. The museum is small as museums go, but the staff are so lovely and enthusiastic. The graphics are interesting, the videos award-winning and the interactive parts are genuinely fascinating: the 'have-a-go-at-radar' is really challenging and I was determined to get it right! Children go free and you get re-entry for a year. It's walking distance from the beach and the ferry to Felixstowe.

BRYAN N.

5/5

Really good museum. There's lots to read about and see. Very knowledgeable staff