Great for families with only one entrance fee to pay and all activities included. Not a typical farm park, probably suitable for a wider age of children with many activities suitable for adults...

Perfectly positioned to protect Jersey against French invasion, this medieval castle brings history to life. Explore the castle's network of staircases, towers and rooms to discover hidden secrets of...

Run by Flo Bechelet an amazing lady who has entered her own float in the Battle of Flowers for many years. Various exhibits give you a flavour of the colour and expertise involved in the Parade.

Take the bus from St Helier bus station. They run approx. every 15 mins. It's worth listening to the guide's chat outside the main entrance to the tunnels, when you have your tickets - you get a good...

This recreated 17th and 18th-century rural village is dedicated to conservation education.

The museum is housed in a former German bunker which once formed part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall defences. All the rooms and corridors are full of artefacts left over from the occupation and the...

Built on a rocky islet in the 1590s, the castle was named after Queen Elizabeth 1 by Sir Walter Raleigh whilst he was governor of Jersey. Roam the exhibitions explaining the role of the castle in...

See, hear and smell the story of Jersey's maritime history. Through interactive displays discover the stories of the sea and it's myths and legends at this great museum. You can also visit the award...

This is a family run museum housing a vast and varied collection of steam engines, vintage and classic vehicles, bicycles, tractors, agricultural implements and other machinery, nostalgic photos...

The beautiful and unspoiled island of Sark lies to the southeast of Guernsey, which features the La Seigneurie, an estate dating back to 1675 that was built on the site of a 6th-century monastery of St. Magloire.