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The National Trust Folk and Costume Museum

The Folk & Costume Museum in Saumarez Park contains many unique collections of items portraying Guernsey as it was 100 year ago. On display also is a magnificent model of a Victoria town house. ...more »

Location: Castel
Type: Museums
Tel: +44(0)1481255384

Guernsey Diamond Museum

A most fascinating insight into the world of diamonds. Open all year round. Opening times: Monday - Saturday 9.30-5.00 Free admission ...more »

Location: St. Sampson
Type: Museums
Tel: +44(0)1481244610

La Vallette Underground Museum

A military museum covering all aspects of Guernsey's history. Housed in a well lit German tunnel complex from World War Two with many displays including items from World War One. ...more »

Location: Saint Peter Port
Type: Museums
Tel: +44(0)1481722300

Fort Grey Shipwreck Museum

Discover Fort Grey, which is known locally as "the Cup and Saucer". ...more »

Location: St. Pierre du Bois
Type: Museums
Tel: +44(0)1481265036

Castle Cornet Museum

Castle Cornet has stood at the mouth of St Peter Port Harbour for eight hundred years through war, tempest, revolution and invasion. ...more »

Location: Saint Peter Port
Type: Museums

Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery

The Gallery is located in St Peter Port's beautiful Candie Gardens overlooking the harbour with stunning views of the neighbouring islands. ...more »

Location: Saint Peter Port
Type: Museums
Tel: +44(0)1481726518

Our Local Experts say:

Guernsey needs a lot more than just a single museum to reflect a fascinating past that goes back not just hundreds but thousands of years. Set in a delightful Victorian garden, the award winning Candie Museum tells the island's general history.

The magnificent Castle Cornet is home to four different museums including one dedicated to Guernsey's colourful maritime heritage. Around Guernsey there are signs of the German occupation, like the underground war museums and the huge concrete towers facing out to sea. A coastal fort from an earlier era is now home to a Shipwreck Museum, Fort Grey.