
Mont Orgueil Castle
A spectacular medieval fortress towering over Gorey Harbour.
Die meistbesuchten Orte Jerseys — Burgen, Museen, Tierwelt und Wahrzeichen, für die sich der Umweg lohnt.


A spectacular medieval fortress towering over Gorey Harbour.

A 16th-century castle on a tidal islet off St Helier.

Powerful underground museum on Jersey's WWII Occupation.

Conservation-led zoo founded by Gerald Durrell.

A 6,000-year-old Neolithic passage tomb topped by a medieval chapel.

Jersey's main museum, with a restored Victorian merchant house.

Hands-on maritime museum plus the moving Occupation Tapestry.

Jersey's famous white lighthouse on a tidal rock.

Jersey's long-running fine-dining destination.

Historic harbour-front pub in St Aubin.

Live music bar on the St Helier waterfront.

Cocktail bar at the Royal Yacht with views over the marina.

Historic manor with botanical and herb gardens.

Cluster of restored farmhouses telling Jersey's rural story.

Beachside seafood BBQ inside a WWII bunker.

Lively harbour-side bistro in St Aubin.

St Ouen's Bay beach bar and live-music venue.

Five-star clifftop hotel overlooking St Ouen's Bay.
Wussten Sie schonMember of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World since the 1970s.

Relais & Châteaux manor-house hotel on the edge of St Helier.
Wussten Sie schonOne of only two Relais & Châteaux properties in the Channel Islands.

Five-star Victorian-era hotel facing St Aubin's Bay.

Buzzy four-star hotel right on St Helier's marina.

Historic four-star hotel facing the Liberation Square.
Wussten Sie schonJersey's liberation in 1945 was announced from this hotel's balcony.

Traditional ale-led pub in central St Helier.

Classic granite tavern with one of the best pub gardens in St Helier.

Sixteenth-century granite country-house hotel in St Peter's Valley.

Boutique five-star hotel home to Bohemia Restaurant.

RIB boat trips to the Écréhous reef and dolphin-spotting tours.
Wussten Sie schonThe Écréhous sits in British waters but is only 6 miles from the French coast.

Coastal RIB tours along Jersey's dramatic north and west cliffs.

A half-day boat trip to Jersey's remote reef colony.

Legendary harbour-side kiosk in Rozel.

Fragrant working lavender farm with distillery, gardens and café.

Pearl showroom, workshop and café on the west coast.

Picturesque fishing-harbour pier beneath Mont Orgueil Castle.

Jersey's working vineyard and distillery, set around an 18th-century farmhouse.
Wussten Sie schonBlack butter — lé nièr beurre — isn't butter at all but a centuries-old Jersey preserve of cider, apples and spices, stirred through the night.

A plain chapel hiding a breathtaking René Lalique glass interior.
Wussten Sie schonLalique created the interior in memory of Florence Boot, Lady Trent — of the Boots pharmacy family — who lived nearby.

A headland of WWII bunkers with sweeping views over St Aubin's Bay.
Wussten Sie schonJersey bought Noirmont headland after WWII as the island's war memorial — a plaque marks it as a place of remembrance.

A beautifully rescued Georgian townhouse in the heart of St Helier.
Wussten Sie schonBefore its rescue the house spent decades as a gentlemen's club and a warehouse — its original wig cupboards survived intact.

Multimedia visitor attraction telling the story of Jersey, with mini-golf and gardens.

Twelve hand-stitched panels telling the story of the German Occupation of Jersey.

Private collection inside a restored German bunker on St Ouen's Bay.

Quirky museum of life-size dried-flower sculptures from the island's annual carnival.

Working collection of steam engines, tractors and vintage vehicles with a short demonstration railway.

World-class orchid foundation breeding and displaying thousands of orchids.

Ruined 14th-century gatehouse on a wind-blasted headland.

North-coast cliff path with deep sea caves at the foot of the descent.

Restored 19th-century military barracks now run by the National Trust for Jersey.

Workshop, showroom and gardens at one of the island's largest goldsmiths.

Working fishermen's harbour at Jersey's south-east corner — gateway to the seabed walks.

Five-mile dune-backed straight along St Ouen's Bay — Jersey's classic sunset drive.

Tidal islet fort guarding St Aubin's harbour — walkable across the sand at low tide.

Sheltered pebble-and-sand cove on the east coast popular with snorkellers.

Iron-age earthworks above Grève de Lecq with sweeping views.

Championship 18-hole links course on the cliffs above St Ouen's Bay.

Historic seaside links course at Grouville, founded in 1878.

Wetsuit-on cliff scrambling, jumping and swimming around Bouley Bay's north-coast cliffs.

Napoleonic-era granite tower standing on a tidal islet in St Ouen's Bay.

Cobbled historic square at the heart of St Helier, ringed by the States Chamber and Royal Court.

Coastal cave that yielded some of north-west Europe's most important Neanderthal finds.

Tiny medieval chapel beside St Brelade's Parish Church with rare surviving wall paintings.

One of Jersey's twelve ancient parish churches, set right on the sand of St Brelade's Bay.

Bronze sculpture in Liberation Square marking the end of the German Occupation in 1945.

Nigel Mansell's personal collection of F1 cars and motorsport memorabilia.

A preserved Cold War-era civil defence bunker beneath St Helier.

German WWII coastal artillery battery on the headland at Noirmont Point.

Restored German Occupation bunker at the south end of St Catherine's Breakwater.

WWII German strongpoint above La Corbière lighthouse.
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