Tiny in size but big on charm, St Peter Port is the capital of Guernsey.
Known colloquially by Islanders as ‘town’ and home to around 18,000, St Peter Port is a colourful display of flowers and bunting. There’s a distinct Mediterranean feel and an abundance of charm, with steep cobbled streets snaking their way up the hillside, all set against the spectacular backdrop of the 800 year-old Castle Cornet.
Enjoy an al-fresco vibe along the St Peter Port seafront on certain Sunday during the summer months
More InfoDuring the Occupation, Ebenezer Le Page and his sister Tabitha met and befriended a foreign slave worker. Both Ebenezer and Tabitha shared what they could with the boy – and Ebenezer was there during the boy’s greatest peril – and avenged him.
More InfoGuernsey Museum is delighted to present the Wildlife Photographer of the Year on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, a competition which provides a global showcase of the very best nature photography.
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