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As well as beautiful beaches, great food and unforgettable scenery, Guernsey boasts a truly fascinating history dating all the way back to the Neolithic period. Discover tales of ancient burials, smuggling and shipwrecks, German occupation and more by visiting these must-see locations in Guernsey.
Guernsey’s coastline is best known for golden sands and dramatic cliffscapes, but it is also littered with intriguing fortifications from various eras. Many were built to guard against an invasion from Napoleon’s army in the early 19th century, and adapted by the occupying German forces during WWII to form part of the “Atlantic Wall”. Head out on a coastal walk or a trip to the beach, and explore Guernsey’s coastal forts and towers as you go!
One of St Peter Port and Guernsey’s most iconic structures, the imposing Castle Cornet guards over the harbour and has been occupied by English, French and German forces at varying points of history. Not only is the castle itself a fascinating attraction; it also houses five museums and four historic gardens, making it the perfect place for heritage lovers to visit. Be sure to visit at midday to watch the firing of the noonday gun!