Best places: Tourist attractions in St. Clement, Jersey

Underground complex built by the Germans during World War II, now offering exhibits & tours.

Mammals, amphibians, birds & reptiles in wildlife conservation park focusing on endangered species.

Towering medieval castle providing sweeping coastal views, secret rooms & a witchcraft exhibit.

Tudor castle with a museum reached by a low-tide causeway, or ferry, with bay views and battlements.

Relaxed park with flower gardens & a lawn for picnics, plus a playground suited for small children.

Neolithic site with a well preserved passage grave, plus a medieval chapel and archaeology museum.

Costumed characters re-enact rural Jersey life at this historic home & farm with a playground.

👍👍 An absolutely stunning place! I found it quite but accident but was in awe of the nature that was there, lots of birds and lizards! Also, the place is full of history from the war, with so much to learn and see the place is definitely worth a visit. Personally, I was there a couple of hours enjoying...

👍👍 Lovely sandy beach with a cafe and toilets, plus rockpools as the tide recedes. It also has an Island in the middle which is accessible by a spit of sand until the tide swallows it up (rather quickly so be careful). The beach is about 100 steps down, which are well paved. As a bonus there is a supe...

Outdoor recreation spot with a playground, an open picnic area, a seasonal paddling pool & a cafe.

Museum featuring a variety of interactive exhibits exploring Jersey's maritime history.

Compact yet elegant public park with formal plantings, sandwiched between the beach & the esplanade.

Tranquil, landscaped gardens around a medieval manor, featuring medicinal herbs & an arboretum.

👍 The exhibition and growing areas, aren’t huge, but if you like orchids, the Orchid Foundation is a must see if you’re visiting Jersey. No cafe but there are toilets and plenty parking. Check entry days and times on their website before you visit.

Museum charting Jersey's history from the Ice Age to WWII, with a tourist information center.

Historic church with decorative glasswork created in 1934, including a big cross, altar & angels.

👍👍 This place was very interesting and provided a lot of history about different types of transport and technology through time. I highly enjoyed my at this museum and learned alot of useful history. There are also toilets on site too with disabled access I will not upload too many photos as I want t...

👍 A small beach popular with swimmers at high tide. A good place to start on our kayak tours when we head around to Mont Orgueil castle.

👍 We went here as there is an amazing burger van here... Really tasty. Worth a visit, you will probably want to go again