Posts Tagged ‘intelligence services’

Counter Spy Shop, London, United Kingdom

Counter Spy Shop, London, United Kingdom

The Counter Spy Shop allows geeks to indulge those childhood fantasies we all had of being James Bond — if you’ve got the money for it. [Read More]

Millennium Hotel, London, United Kingdom

Millennium Hotel, London, United Kingdom

This is a hotel with a rather dubious claim to fame… It’s the place where Russian intelligence officials are alleged to have poisoned prominent critic and author Alexander Litvinenko. [Read More]

Ian Fleming’s House, London, United Kingdom

Ian Fleming’s House, London, United Kingdom

Ian Fleming moved into 16 Victoria Square just as his first novel was being published in 1953, with the title “Casino Royale”. [Read More]

Kingsway Telephone Exchange, London, United Kingdom

Kingsway Telephone Exchange, London, United Kingdom

We know it sounds dull, but this is a telephone exchange with a very exciting history. [Read More]

National Cryptologic Museum, Maryland, United States

National Cryptologic Museum, Maryland, United States

The National Cryptologic Museum is the public face of the shadowy US National Security Agency and offers an insight into the codebreaking work of America’s most secret agency. [Read More]

Thames House, London, United Kingdom

Thames House, London, United Kingdom

Thames House is the not-so-secret headquarters of Britain’s Security Service, the internal intelligence service commonly known as MI5. [Read More]

SIS Building, London, United Kingdom

SIS Building, London, United Kingdom

Rather incongruously for a national spy agency, the headquarters of the Secret Intelligence Service (occasionally known as MI6) is a very obvious landmark on the River Thames. [Read More]

Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Best known to most as the secretive site responsible for cracking the German Enigma code during the Second World War, Bletchley Park is now a centre dedicated to its other achievement as the birthplace of the modern computer. [Read More]

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Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley, United Kingdom

Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley, United Kingdom

Queen Street Mill is the believed to be the last steam driven weaving shed in Europe, if not the world. [Read More]

Hendrichs Drop Forge, Solingen, Germany

Hendrichs Drop Forge, Solingen, Germany

The Hendrichs Drop Forge in Solingen is around 120 years old — until it ceased production in 1986 scissors were [Read More]

Detroit Science Center, Michigan, United States

Detroit Science Center, Michigan, United States

Filled with interactive exhibits, the Detroit Science Center is a great day out for anyone interested in engineering, [Read More]

Textilfabrik Cromford, Ratingen, Germany

Textilfabrik Cromford, Ratingen, Germany

The museum takes visitors on a journey along the production stages from cotton to yarn. [Read More]

Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco, California, US

Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco, California, US

The Cartoon Art Museum holds artifacts that represent the history and contemporary development of cartoons, [Read More]

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Science Days Out, a great guide for the whole family, is now available for the iPhone. To download it visit: http://www.sciencedaysout.com

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