Castle Cornet features five fascinating museums which tell the story of Guernsey’s military and maritime history, and four well-researched “period” gardens.

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Hauteville House, located at 38 Rue Hauteville in St Peter Port, once belonged to Victor Hugo during his exile from France (1851-1870).

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Affectionately nicknamed the “Cup and Saucer”, Fort Grey is a Martello Tower located on a tidal islet at Rocquaine, on Guernsey’s rocky west coast.

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Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery is located in Candie Gardens, a late 19th century pleasure garden in St Peter Port.

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Sausmarez Manor is frequently described as one of the most interesting, beautiful and varied places in Guernsey, and it’s easy to see why.

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The Little Chapel is as much a curiosity as a work of art and definitely deserves a visit during your stay in Guernsey.

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1000 years of the island's history was stitched by islanders to celebrate the turn of the century producing 10 remarkable embroidered panels now on show at the Guernsey Tapestry Gallery.

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The beautiful gardens at La Seigneurie are RHS recommended and comprise a walled garden, a fruit and vegetable garden, a sensory garden, rose beds and a maze, amongst other horticultural delights.

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Set in underground tunnels, the award-winning museum covers all aspects of Guernsey’s history, including World War I, the Island’s Militia and the German Occupation.

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