The Jersey War Tunnels offer a unique experience that sheds light on an important piece of history. The museum is well-organized and informative, with exhibits that bring to life the stories of those who lived and worked in the tunnels during World War II. The highlight of the experience is undoubtedly the tunnels themselves, which have been preserved and restored in impressive detail, we particularly enjoyed being able to see the unfinished tunnels of the planned expansion that was never concluded. Overall, the Jersey War Tunnels are a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in history or looking for a thought-provoking and educational experience.

An informative and very sobering experience but well worth doing. Easily accessible by bus from St Hellier. Loved the mixed media displays, definitely something there for everyone - from old fashioned dressed and placed manikins, information boards and military vehicles to interactive / digital media displays - would you report a neighbour / friend to the occupying forces … ? Loved the ID card idea. I was in a group of 8 and we were all given a different person to find during our exploration of the tunnel. There were so many moving and emotional aspects it’s hard to single any out for special attention. This and similar locations must stay open to teach future generations the realities of war and division. There was no cafe open when we visited, only a tea / coffee take out counter, but work was ongoing to get it ready which will no doubt be a great addition for visitors.

Very interesting , we spent 2-3 hours here. It was cold, you need to wear warm layers. The cafe is currently undergoing renovation , but hot drinks were available in the visitor centre. There is a dedicated bus service ( from March 28th ) running from St Helier to this location and the entrance is just a short walk away from the bus stop.

Excellent place with lots of Interesting info. Cafe was still being refurbed so only really able to get snacks . While waiting for the bus as only hourly we Went along a walking trail which seemed to be associated with the place , but the trail was not marked and seemed to peeter out which was disappointing .

If you want to know what life was like living under German occupation in WW2, please visit here (it will give you great insight). It moved me so much and made me so grateful for how I am able to live today. Explains a lot of why the people of Jersey have such a strong identity and history.

Brilliant day out definately recommend worth a visit . Visited with my husband we really enjoyed it. Was £16 each which I thought was well worth the money . Lovley cafe across road from tunnel visitors centre was being renovated when we visited on 11th April 2023. Great bus service there back bus drops you off outside tunnels not far to walk .

This is my second visit here, loved it so much I bought my daughter who is studying History GCSE and husband back with me. Found it as fascinating the second time round as the first as there is a lot of information to take in. The tunnels not only tell the story of the occupation but the life experiences give it real meaning. Highly recommend this to anyone to visit. Only sad thing was the wonderful shop was closed for a refurb whilst we were there. Also did an escape room, good fun for all

Well worth the visit and very different from the other WW2 Museum. The general wartime history of the island is explored and there are many moving stories of individuals. Some bits may be a bit scary for younger kids (eg noise associated with blasting the tunnels) and they may not understand the horrors of going to a concentration camp.

It is difficult to say that we ‘enjoyed’ this visit but it is informative and very moving. Extremely well done and goes to show what the Channel Islands people went through for 5 very long years. I found it quite difficult at times but pleased to have been there and we have renewed admiration for those who lived through some terrible times.

It was very informative and it hit home the true atrocities of the occupation in Jersey. I liked they didn't make it fluffy and nice. They put across the truth and how things really were. It's definitely a place to visit and give yourself plenty of time. If you want to read and see everything give yourself 2hrs maybe a bit more. The gardens and the trail were good as well. The cafe had the most lovely cakes.