Museums & libraries

Charitable museum in St Anne with over 18,000 items covering the island's history from prehistoric times to the present day.

Free National Trust of Guernsey museum at Saumarez Park in the Castel, housing over 8,000 costume and textile items.

States of Guernsey Heritage maritime museum and protected monument, established in 1976 within an 1804 Martello tower in St Pierre du Bois.

Forest parish attraction documenting Guernsey's WWII occupation through an extensive collection of artefacts, open since 1966.

6,950m² WWII tunnel complex in St Andrew, constructed by forced labourers from 1942 as a hospital and ammunition store, and operated by Gustav Limited.

Guernsey Museum & Art Gallery at Candie Gardens, St Peter Port, holds collections spanning archaeology, geology, natural history, social history, fine art, and folklore, with a family Discovery Room and cafe.

Historic house-museum in St Peter Port, purchased by Victor Hugo in 1856 and donated to the City of Paris in 1927, offering guided tours and a garden.

Historic local studies and family history library in St Peter Port, with a 30,000-item collection covering Guernsey's history since 1889.

Independent heritage charity preserving the island's natural beauty, historic buildings, and open spaces since 1960.

800-year-old fortified castle guarding St Peter Port harbour, housing four museums, historic gardens, and a daily noon-day gun ceremony.

WWII-era museum in St Peter Port preserving the last operational German naval radio headquarters from the Channel Islands occupation.

Volunteer-run independent library in Alderney, offering book lending and broadband access, and housing the Alderney Bayeux Tapestry.