The Trent Park House of Secrets is one of the best museums we have visited in a very long time. Over the last 16 years the History of London 1 group has visited virtually every major Museum in London and it was a pleasant surprise to find that the newly opened Trent Park Museum was really exceptional. The Museum has a very absorbing story to tell. Since the 18th century several very interesting families have owned the house and their visitors and guests included royalty, politicians and celebrities. The WW2 history of the house is just fascinating.
The house has a Cafe and is in beautiful grounds. There is a lift to the basement where the secret WW2 activities occurred.

The Museum has innovated with the use of AI in films to bring to life some of the important prople from WW2. Lots of volunteers are available to help you understand what you are seeing.
We were a large group -26 people- and the Director Dr Albano and his deputy Gabriel were incredibly helpful in making sure our visit was a success.

Price was £14 per person - no group or concessions discount.