Heritage & cultural venues

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.

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.

Division of the States of Guernsey in Candie Gardens, St Peter Port, featuring permanent galleries, temporary exhibitions, and a Discovery Room.

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.

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.

Collection of 15th to mid-19th Century farmhouses and outbuildings in Les Villets, available for private bookings and events for up to 100 people.

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.

Self-funding charity with over 2,000 members, safeguarding Guernsey's heritage, traditions, historic buildings, open spaces, and wildlife.

800-year-old castle guarding St Peter Port harbour, housing four museums, four period gardens, and featuring a daily Noon-Day Gun firing.

Non-denominational, non-consecrated chapel on Herm, licensed for religious ceremonies, and featured on a 1970 Guernsey postage stamp.

One of Alderney's oldest surviving sites, with records from circa 1236 and the present mill rebuilt in 1796, featuring a 17ft (5m) waterwheel.

Family-run farm covering 120 vergees, dedicated to preserving Guernsey's heritage, wildlife, and environment, and provides Deslisles Chapel as an event space.

Charitable foundation dedicated to the restoration and ongoing maintenance of the Little Chapel in St Andrew, relying wholly on donations.