Heritage & cultural venues

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

The official St Peter Port residence of the Lieutenant-Governor, the Crown's representative in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

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.

4.9-acre RHS Recommended historic garden on Sark, set around the 16th-century manor house and seat of the Seigneur.

Historic farmhouse complex in Forest parish, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, free to visit and available for venue hire.

Archaeological site and heritage venue on Sark, built in the 1560s by Helier De Carteret and restored by La Société Sercquaise in 2013-2014.

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.

Non-denominational chapel on Herm, established in 1251 and licensed for religious ceremonies, including weddings, as a protected monument.

Family-run farm in the Castel dedicated to preserving Guernsey's heritage and wildlife, hosting seasonal public open days and educational visits.

Registered charity and Guernsey foundation, established in 2016, dedicated to the conservation and maintenance of The Little Chapel in St Andrew.