St Peter Port·Leisure centre·Est. 1976
Guernsey's only community Leisure Centre, operated by the States of Guernsey, with a 25m indoor pool and football pitches.
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St Peter Port·Leisure centre·Est. 1976
Guernsey's only community Leisure Centre, operated by the States of Guernsey, with a 25m indoor pool and football pitches.
St Peter Port·Attraction·Est. 1976
400-seat theatre and cinema, the largest dedicated performance space on Guernsey, also hosting corporate events in St Peter Port.
Castel·Attraction·Est. 1968
Museum in Castel, home to the Channel Islands' only permanent costume and textile exhibition of over 8,000 items, and the Art at The Park Gallery.
Forest
✦978-year heritage (1048)
The smallest parish church in Guernsey, dedicated to Ste Marguerite (St Margaret) of Antioch, with origins dating to before 1048.
St Peter Port
✦101-year heritage (1925)
The official residence of the Lieutenant-Governor, the Crown's personal representative in the Bailiwick, set in 10 acres of parkland and gardens with over 150 mature trees in St Peter Port.
Vale·Society·Est. 1984
The governing body for indoor bowls in Guernsey, operating a six-rink international standard stadium at Hougue Du Pommier in Vale.
St Peter Port·Attraction·Est. 1978
Division of the States of Guernsey in Candie Gardens, St Peter Port, featuring permanent galleries, temporary exhibitions, and a Discovery Room.
St Peter Port
✦237-year heritage (1789)
Evangelical Anglican church consecrated on 4 August 1846 by the Lord Bishop of Winchester, aiming to be an authentic community of faith in St Peter Port.
Sark·Hotel·Est. 1948
22-room hotel on Sark, offering accommodation in a 16th-century farmhouse and cottages with a restaurant and award-winning tea garden.
Sark·Attraction
✦461-year heritage (1565)
Historic house and garden on Sark, which has been the seat of the Seigneur of Sark since 1730, with guided tours led by the Seigneurial family.
St Peter Port·Attraction
✦182-year heritage (1844)
Historic saltwater swimming spot in St Peter Port, featuring four pools, hot showers, a sun terrace, and a cafe, operated by the Vive La Vallette charity.
Forest·Attraction·Est. 1993
Collection of 15th to mid-19th Century farmhouses and outbuildings in Les Villets, available for private bookings and events for up to 100 people.
Vale·Accommodation·Est. 1946
Not-for-profit organisation completed in 2003, offering outdoor activities, a 32-bed hostel, and a sheltered campsite in the Vale.
Sark
✦229-year heritage (1797)
Place of worship and community facility on Sark, commissioned in April 1926, offering church hall hire and services including marriages, baptisms, and funerals.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1956
Family-owned group of three town house hotels in St. Peter Port, established in 1956, offering 3-star and 4-star accommodation, conference facilities, and wedding venues.
St Peter Port·Attraction·Est. 1985
Concert and assembly hall in St Peter Port, hosting various events for residents, visitors, and the business community, with a basement music venue for under-18s.
St Peter Port
✦188-year heritage (1838)
Anglican church in St Peter Port, built in 1838 from blue granite, offering pastoral offices including baptisms, marriages, and funerals, alongside healing ministry and Sunday school.
St Martin·Community centre·Est. 2006
Community hub built in 2006, offering modern, flexible spaces for events, parties, and functions, with a fully equipped kitchen in St Martin.
St Martin
✦827-year heritage (1199)
Active Church of England church consecrated on 4 February 1199, offering baptism, marriage, funeral, and healing services in St Martin.
Vale
✦909-year heritage (1117)
Inclusive Church of England parish church with a moderate Catholic tradition, serving the people of the Vale for over 1000 years.
St Pierre du Bois
✦526-year heritage (1500)
One of Guernsey's 10 Ancient Parish Churches, offering regular Sunday services and the largest peal of bells in the Bailiwick in St Pierre du Bois.
St Saviour
✦676-year heritage (1350)
Anglican church that has celebrated the Christian faith for over 700 years, offering pastoral offices and community activities in St Saviour.
St Saviour·Est. 2012
Registered charity that provides spaces for community groups of all ages to meet and host social, sporting, educational, and general community events, including a day nursery.
St Pierre du Bois·Community centre·Est. 1986
Registered charity offering an affordable venue and meeting place with a sports hall, two kitchens, various rooms, and an outdoor park and play area in St Pierre du Bois.
Sark·Attraction
✦466-year heritage (1560)
Public heritage venue on Sark, built as a house in the 1560s and adapted for cider making around 1620, now hosting exhibitions and community events.
St Peter Port·Est. 1960
Self-funding charity with over 2,000 members, safeguarding Guernsey's heritage, traditions, historic buildings, open spaces, and wildlife.
St Peter Port·Venue·Est. 2007
Guernsey's first multi-functional performance space and teaching facility, with an adaptable theatre that can seat up to 300.
Torteval
✦Houses Channel Islands' oldest bell (1432)
208-year heritage (1818) · Guernsey's tallest steeple
Parish church in the Deanery of Guernsey, offering baptisms, weddings, and funerals to residents of Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark.
St Peter Port
✦560-year heritage (1466)
Anglican parish church and the Civic Church for Guernsey, offering regular worship, civic services, and ceremonies in St Peter Port.
St Peter Port·Café·Est. 2019
Charity established in 2019 to regenerate and operate the facilities serving The Bathing Pools at La Vallette, providing a café, changing rooms, and a community venue in St Peter Port.
Alderney
Lively church on Alderney, established in 1787, offering Sunday worship, Bible study, and communion, with a fully accessible church hall.
Vale·Attraction
Soccer facility with an indoor 3G pitch, an outdoor 4G pitch, and a Tech Zone, offering after-school and holiday clubs for children in Vale.
St Peter Port·Attraction
800-year-old castle guarding St Peter Port harbour, housing four museums, four period gardens, and featuring a daily Noon-Day Gun firing.
St Pierre du Bois
Parish government entity responsible for the day-to-day administration of parochial affairs, overseen by a Douzaine of twelve elected parishioners.
Forest
The official representative body for the Forest Parish, managing services including hedge inspections, noxious weed control, and parochial rates collection.
Castel·Attraction
Community and event space for hire, with over 150 years of history as a former Methodist church, located in Castel and accessible via bus routes 60 and 61.
St Peter Port·Hotel
Best Western hotel in St Peter Port, offering a heated indoor swimming pool, health suite, and an electric vehicle charging station.
Castel·Attraction
Not-for-profit sports facility and social centre in Castel, offering an FA certified 3G pitch for hire, as well as meeting rooms for training or presentations.
St Andrew
Church of England parish offering regular services, including Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m., and provides marriage, baptism, and funeral services.
Torteval
Parish with officials, and its church, built in 1818, houses the oldest bell in the Channel Islands, dating from 1432.
Herm·Attraction
✦11th-century Herm chapel
775-year heritage (1251)
Non-denominational, non-consecrated chapel on Herm, licensed for religious ceremonies, and featured on a 1970 Guernsey postage stamp.
Alderney·Attraction
One of Alderney's oldest surviving sites, with records from circa 1236 and the present mill rebuilt in 1796, featuring a 17ft (5m) waterwheel.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1956
46-bedroom hotel in St Peter Port, featuring a health suite with a gym, jacuzzi, and sauna, free WiFi, and an Austrian patisserie.
Castel·Community centre·Est. 2017
Community centre and the administrative centre for Castel Parish, refurbished in June 2017, with a boardroom seating up to 16 available for hire.
St Andrew·Est. 1957
Also known as The Monnaie Chapel, a centre for the Christian healing ministry with an ecumenical clergy team, including Mary Eily de Putron, in St Andrew.
St Peter Port·Est. 2014
Corporate and private dining services company providing bespoke catering solutions for events, functions, dinner parties, and special occasions, with James Ferguson as Owner/Head Chef.
St Peter Port·Est. 2016
States of Guernsey initiative established in 2016 to foster the growth of the island's digital and creative sectors, offering co-working spaces and startup support.
St Martin·Hotel·Est. 1950
38-bedroom hotel with an AA Rosette restaurant listed in the Michelin Guide, a heated outdoor swimming pool, and free WiFi in St Martin.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1960
Hotel with 23 bedrooms and suites, self-catering cottages, and apartments, owned by the Chambers Family for nearly 60 years, in St Peter Port.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1988
4-star boutique hotel with 22 rooms and suites, all offering panoramic sea views, and an award-winning restaurant in St Peter Port.
Alderney·Hotel·Est. 2020
Hotel on Alderney offering 20 spacious en-suite rooms, a cocktail bar, a terrace, and a dining room serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch, with outside catering also available.
Castel·Hotel
✦Castel farmhouse, originally 1712
Newly refurbished boutique hotel set amidst five acres of gardens in Castel, offering versatile event spaces, including a Marquee for up to 250 guests.
St Martin
✦153-year heritage (1873)
Methodist church in St Martin offering two Sunday worship services, including a children's ministry for ages 0-16 years.
St Sampson
✦209-year heritage (1817)
Methodist church and community centre in St Sampson offering weekly Sunday services and rooms for hire, including the Millennium Hall.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1946
3-star hotel with self-catering apartments, a health suite including an indoor swimming pool, and a gymnasium in St Peter Port.
Sark·Hotel
✦131-year heritage (1895)
Luxury hotel on Sark, featured in the 2024 Michelin Guide, offering 23 individually designed bedrooms and suites, a solar-heated swimming pool, and the Smugglers Bar.
St Saviour·Hotel·Est. 1973
14-bedroom hotel in St Saviour with purpose-built meeting facilities including The Courtyard for up to 200 guests, and garden gazebos.
Alderney·Hotel·Est. 1974
Hotel on Alderney with four en-suite bedrooms, a traditional pub, a contemporary restaurant, and a secluded garden, offering private dining and wedding venue services.
Forest·Accommodation·Est. 1984
4-star self-catering apartment complex in Forest, featuring Guernsey's only cinema with four screens, a conference centre, and disaster recovery services.
St Peter Port·Hotel·Est. 1974
3-star period-built property with 55 en-suite bedrooms, located a 10-minute walk from St Peter Port centre and next to Victor Hugo’s house, offering breakfast service and Harold's Brasserie.
St Pierre du Bois·Attraction·Est. 2021
Outdoor field venue for hire, available for weddings, corporate events, parties, music festivals, and social gatherings opposite Fort Grey on Guernsey's west coast.
Vale·Charity
Charity offering activities for young people aged four to fourteen, including Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts, with Wayfarer Hall available for hire in Vale.
Sark·Hotel
Wisteria-clad granite house on Sark offering elegant accommodation for up to 14 guests in individually designed en-suite rooms, with a garden restaurant.
Castel·Hotel
Family-owned boutique hotel and restaurant in Castel, offering 34 en-suite bedrooms, with 14 rooms featuring a balcony with sea views.
Castel
Modern, timber-clad building in Castel with two large halls, three meeting rooms, and a well-equipped kitchen for community events and private functions.
St Martin·Parish governance
One of ten parishes, offering services including refuse collection, dog licences, and roadside hedge compliance, with its Parish Hall available for hire.
St Peter Port·Hotel
3-star, 40-bedroom hotel in St Peter Port, offering gastropub dining, breakfast service, and function hosting, with all rooms non-smoking and including complimentary high-speed internet.
St Martin·Hotel
4-star luxury hotel in St Peter Port with clifftop views, a Tree House Spa, an indoor pool, a private cinema, and multiple dining options including Mexican cuisine.
Forest
Methodist Church in the Forest parish, providing details of services, community facilities, and activities, with accessible entrance, parking, and restroom.
Vale·Community centre
Smaller meeting room within the Vale Douzaine building, available year-round for hire, with disabled facilities, kitchen facilities, tables, and chairs.
Castel·Attraction
Family-run farm covering 120 vergees, dedicated to preserving Guernsey's heritage, wildlife, and environment, and provides Deslisles Chapel as an event space.
St Martin·Hotel
4-star hotel on the cliff top of Jerbourg Point, St Martin, with panoramic sea views, a swimming pool, and a Cliff Top Coffee Shop.
St Peter Port·Hotel
3-star hotel with 24 en-suite bedrooms, many with sea views, offering breakfast, Sunday lunch, and private function hosting in St. Peter Port.
St Martin·Hotel
3-star hotel offering accommodation and dining services, featuring a dedicated ballroom studio for dance classes and an on-site restaurant in St Martin.
St Martin·Hotel
Three-star hotel in St. Martin, with a health and beauty salon, a 50ft heated indoor swimming pool, and a restaurant and bistro serving fresh Guernsey fish and shellfish.
Castel·Hotel
Year-round hotel in Castel, offering award-winning hospitality, The Lobster and Grill restaurant, Eddie's Bar, and award-winning gardens.
St Martin·Hotel
Three-star hotel at Icart Point in St Martin, offering comfortable accommodation with a seafood restaurant and a heated outdoor pool.
St Martin·Hotel
St Martin gastropub with a seasonal menu featuring local seafood, burgers, vegan, and vegetarian options, and nine en suite rooms, owned by Phill and Madara Leahy.
Forest·Attraction
Four-screen cinema in Forest, providing Guernsey's only big screen entertainment with Sony 4K digital projection and Dolby surround sound.
Vale·Hotel
Modern hotel, bar, and restaurant with 99 en-suite bedrooms, including sea-view, family, and accessibility rooms, set within 5 acres of gardens on a sandy beach in the Vale.
St Sampson·Charity
Christian church and registered charity, offering worship, Bible study, and activities for children and young people, with a charity shop and café in St Sampson.
St Peter Port·Hotel
Self-contained building with 11 bedrooms, offering a ground floor conference space for up to 60 delegates and a 27-seat cinema.
Herm·Hotel
Country house-style hotel on Herm with 40 bedrooms, featuring The Conservatory Restaurant, which holds Two AA Rosettes, and offering afternoon tea, breakfast, and wedding catering.
St Sampson·Attraction·Est. 2025
Guernsey's new football and events venue, opened in 2025, with an all-weather 3G pitch, modern changing rooms, rehabilitation rooms, and a clubhouse, in St Sampson.
St Andrew
Charitable foundation dedicated to the restoration and ongoing maintenance of the Little Chapel in St Andrew, relying wholly on donations.
Castel
Boutique programmatic agency and a video and multimedia production company established in 1997.
St Peter Port
Community centre in St Peter Port with a main hall seating over 100, a meeting room, and kitchen facilities for hire.
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