Museums

A charitable museum in St Anne, it holds over 18,000 items covering Alderney's history from prehistoric times.

A free National Trust of Guernsey museum at Saumarez Park, it houses over 8,000 costume and textile items.

A States of Guernsey Heritage maritime museum, established in 1976, within an 1804 Martello tower.

A Forest parish attraction, this museum focuses entirely on Guernsey's WWII occupation, open since 1966.

This St Andrew attraction is a 6,950m² WWII tunnel complex, operating as a history museum.

This public institution in St Peter Port is a museum, holding collections across archaeology, natural history, and folklore.

Hauteville House is a historic house-museum in St Peter Port, donated to the City of Paris in 1927 and open for guided tours.

This St Peter Port museum is dedicated to the WWII German Naval Signals HQ, offering self-guided and group tours.

This historic castle houses four distinct museums, including the Story of Castle Cornet and the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Museum.

Heritage society on Sark, founded in 1975 to study, preserve, and enhance the island's natural environment and cultural heritage.

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.

Museum and shop in St Peter Port, acquired by the National Trust of Guernsey in 1983, featuring a Victorian sweet counter and vintage haberdashery.

The National Trust of Guernsey operates the Folk & Costume Museum and the Victorian Shop & Parlour as part of its heritage work.