Jersey War Tunnels

Impressive walk through the history of Jersey with good insights and interesting facts and personal stories about the german occupation from 1940-1945 with a focus on moral/ethical problems for individuals, during those hard years before Liberation.

A very well laid out and comprehensive museum dedicated to the WWII German occupation of Jersey. So much to see and learn about the unique history of these events.

I hsd previously visited the underground hospital in Guernsey which was similar in layout but fare more bare and original - This has been decorated and converted properly into a museum, and is far less damp! It is however a bit cold and the air very dry due to dehumidifiers running constantly.

The gift shop is very good and well stocked too, with a decent cafe. A must-do stop for any visitor to Jersey.

I'm very interested in this period of history and can honestly say that this is the best attraction for World War II I have been to. Highly recommend using the audio guide the information is interesting and they captured so many perspective and elements of the war. I had no understandingof what it would have been like to live on an occupied island that hasn't actually been invaded, and I almost feel like I was there. A huge credit to the island past and present.

This was a really great place to visit - so much history and impact on the island. It’s very well presented and the staff were super friendly & helpful. A must visit

Definitely a must visit to anyone visiting the island. Has so much history to it, and learning about the islands occupation during the war was inspiring, even emotional at times. Plan to spend anywhere from 2-4 hours here as there’s a lot to read and see inside, I made sure to read everything as I really enjoyed it.

There are toilets on site with a lovely gift shop and cafe. Me and my partner purchased many gifts in the gift shop and had a lovely brunch in the cafe, one of the best sausage sandwiches I’ve ever had!

It is also a great place to visit on a rainy day!!

Well recommended to anyone, not just history buffs!