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This is a nonsense comment. Easy to get to by train from London. Don’t be discouraged by this comment.

• OJFord 2y ago
  I think the point (see GP's other comment 'Philadelphia was the highlight of my trip to Washington D.C.') is that it's not part of a trip to London, your trip is to the UK, or England, you stayed in London, and visited elsewhere too. A lot of foreigners seem to conflate London with the entire country in a way that doesn't seem to happen for other countries (you don't 'go to Paris' and actually stay in Marseilles) and some people outside London especially understandably don't like it. Not that it's an unreachable distance away for a trip based in London.
  • atq2119 2y ago
    It is clearly outside of London, but an easy enough day trip by train. Since you brought up Paris, I'd compare it to Versailles.
    • OJFord 2y ago
      As I said yes.
    • happymellon 2y ago
      Not really considering Versailles is in the suburbs of Paris, whilst Bletchly is not a suburb of London but next to Milton Keynes.
      • well_actulily 2y ago
        Sure, but if Versailles is 30-45 minutes outside of central Paris by train, and Bletchley Park is about an hour or so outside of London, I'd venture that the extra ~hour round trip of travel time isn't that meaningful to most tourists.
• happymellon 2y ago
  I didn't say that you couldn't.