The secret place of the Second World War and the world of magic

During the Second World War, the main cryptographic unit of Great Britain was located in Bletchley Park English Government Code and Cypher School later named Government Communication Headquarters. Here, the ciphers and codes of the Axis countries were cracked, and Operation Ultra was planned, aimed at decrypting Enigma messages.
On the territory of Bletchley Park, the work was carried out in wooden houses, which differed by the number, built during the war for the location of specialists and equipment there. Also, instead of specifying the direction of the department’s activities (for example, intercepting and deciphering messages from the fleet, army, or air force), house numbers were used.

Houghton's house was built at the beginning of the 17th century by Mary Herbert as a sophisticated hunting lodge. The unusual combination of Jacobin and classical design retains two important early elements of classical architecture in the form of two loggias, which were attributed to Inigo Jones. When it was dismantled in 1797, the ruins were preserved as a garden object in the nearby Ampthill Park.
Perhaps the house served as an inspiration for the Palace of the Beautiful in the religious epic of the 17th century Christian writer John Bunyan's The Progress of Pilgrim. Today, the house still dominates the landscape, providing a beautiful view of its former hunting park.

The Lodge nature reserve and gardens has over 5 miles of trails, leading through tranquil woodland, an historic Iron Age hillfort, heathland and formal gardens. A hide looks over small pools where birds and other wildlife come to feed.
One of the visitors' review: "Would highly recommend a visit here. Really friendly staff and all knowledgeable and will give you a good route to walk. If you enjoy bird watching you can use the nature hide".

Nazar offers Turkish cuisine. In this place you will be served an appetizing hummus, lamb leg and assorted grill. You can order here a good baklava, Turkish delight and pudding. Be sure to try a good homemade wine. You will appreciate the excellent atmosphere and interior.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is a studio where many scenes of the famous saga about the young wizard were filmed. In 2012, she remade the film studio in Leavesden into a museum that a true Harry Potter fan must visit. Here you can see the decorations and mock-ups of various buildings that are familiar to us from films, learn how magical creatures and special effects were created.
This is not just a museum or a tourist attraction, but a real work of a whole group of professionals working on a film for a decade. There are not only scenery and exhibits (including interactive ones). At the beginning of the walk you will be shown an entertaining video shot by the main characters of the Harry Potter films. Therefore, it will be interesting not only for children, but also for adults.

Here you can try British cuisine. Visit this restaurant to try some good shrimp, tapas and roast beef cocktails. It serves delicious ice cream, Yorkshire pudding and meringue. In Glasshouse you can order a good Malbec wine, champagne or brandy. From the windows of this place opens a beautiful view.

Tomorrow you will go to the house of Bernard Shaw and his spouse with whom an interesting story is connected. After you go to the house where you will get acquainted with the life of English aristocrats. Now in this house 30 halls with luxurious decoration are open to the public. Further you are waited by the way to the Church of the Virgin Mary the oldest in Oxford and which has been the official church of the University of Oxford.