Jersey features medieval castles, maritime and military museums, natural beaches, and historic gardens. The island includes Neolithic sites, World War II fortifications, coastal lighthouses, and wine estates. Visitors can explore Mont Orgueil overlooking Gorey, Elizabeth Castle in St. Helier Bay, and the War Tunnels turned into a museum. The beaches of St. Brelade and Plemont offer natural landscapes, while manors and gardens such as Samares Manor display the island's horticultural heritage.
Grouville, Jersey
Fortress built in the 13th century overlooking Grouville Bay and the fishing village of Gorey, with battlements, towers, and exhibition rooms.
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Site of artisanal production of local spirits with a tasting area, presentation room on distillation methods, and direct sales shop.
St. Helier, Jersey
Collection of objects, documents, and models tracing the history of sailors, fishermen, and maritime trade in Jersey since the 18th century.
St. Lawrence, Jersey
1-kilometer underground complex dug during World War II, featuring exhibitions on daily life under German occupation from 1940 to 1945.
St. Helier, Jersey
Military fortress built in the 16th century on an island connected to the mainland by a causeway that is covered at high tide.
St. Brelade, Jersey
Large sandy beach lined with palm trees, offering supervised swimming areas, water activities, and dining services.
Trinity, Jersey
Conservation center founded in 1959, housing over 120 threatened species in natural enclosures over 13 hectares.
St. Mary, Jersey
Traditional agricultural estate of 11 hectares producing wines, ciders, and culinary specialties from Jersey.
St. Helier, Jersey
Permanent collection in a 19th-century house presenting maritime objects and documents on Jersey's social development through the centuries.
Grouville, Jersey
6000-year-old prehistoric monument including a mound, an 18.6-meter underground burial chamber, and two medieval chapels built on top.
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Collection of military equipment and historical documents displayed in a former German bunker dating from World War II.
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Family leisure center offering games, inflatable structures, obstacle courses, and outdoor play areas for children.
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This natural bay features sea caves and rock formations. A puffin colony settles there during the breeding season. Access varies with tides.
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This ornamental garden includes decorative ponds, a replica pirate ship, and a fairy-themed trail among the plantings.
St. Brelade, Jersey
This white stone lighthouse, built in 1874, stands on a rocky islet. A causeway becomes accessible at low tide.
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This farm cultivates different varieties of lavender. A shop offers products derived from local production.
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Natural beach surrounded by granite cliffs with coastal trails. The area hosts several species of seabirds and offers sea views.
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14th-century estate featuring botanical gardens with collections of local and exotic plants, a traditional Japanese garden, ponds, and a furnished historic manor.
St. Helier, Jersey
Central square with a commemorative bronze sculpture representing residents holding a British flag, built to mark Jersey's liberation in 1945.
St. Aubin, Jersey
5-kilometer-long sandy bay bordered by a seafront promenade. The 16th-century Fort Elizabeth stands on an islet accessible at low tide.
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Public park created in 1939 that includes flower beds, tennis courts, a children's playground, and a war memorial.
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Religious building constructed in 1840 containing a collection of glassworks and sculptures created by artist René Lalique.
St. Ouen, Jersey
This bay stretches over 8 kilometers of fine sand and offers waves suitable for surfing year-round.
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Deep natural cavity in the cliff, accessible via a hiking path that leads down to a marine cave with red rocks.
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Traditional fishing port with stone pier and sandy beach, located in a sheltered bay on Jersey's east coast.
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Collection of steam machines, locomotives, tractors, and motor vehicles from the 19th and 20th centuries displayed in a former railway shed.
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Townhouse built in 1730, furnished in the Georgian style with an open salon, dining room, and historic bedrooms available for visits.
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Set of 15th-century farm buildings with orchard, traditional cider press, and exhibition on rural life in Jersey.
St. Lawrence, Jersey
12th-century religious construction featuring Romanesque arches, a columned nave, and a cemetery with 17th-century funerary monuments.
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Granite formation linked to the coast by a natural causeway, featuring a sandy beach and prehistoric sites discovered during excavations.
St. Helier, Jersey
Educational institution founded in 1852 in a Neo-Gothic-style building with turrets, mullioned windows, and a large paved central courtyard.
