WW2 & occupation heritage

Museum on Alderney, registered with the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council since 1993, that provides the island's history from pre-historic times to the present day.

Martello tower built in 1804 as a Napoleonic War defence, reopened in 1976 as a shipwreck museum in St Pierre du Bois.

Museum documenting life in Guernsey during the WWII German occupation from 1940 to 1945, featuring thousands of civilian and military artefacts.

WWII tunnel complex and museum in St Andrew, covering 6,950 square metres, and the largest structural reminder of the German Occupation in the Channel Islands.

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

Museum in St Peter Port, the last operational German naval Signals HQ, which used Enigma code machines decoded by Bletchley Park.

Volunteer-run initiative formed in 2005, dedicated to preserving and showcasing German WWII fortifications built in Guernsey between 1940-45.

Heritage site in Torteval, offering coastal walks and views of Les Hanois lighthouse, Lihou Island, Jersey, and the French coast.