Jersey War Tunnels

Jersey War Tunnels, located in Jersey, Channel Islands, are a series of underground tunnels built during World War II when the island was occupied by German forces. Originally constructed as barracks and storage, they now serve as a museum showcasing the island's wartime history. Visitors can explore exhibits that depict daily life during the occupation, the hardships faced by locals, and the impact of war. The site offers a poignant insight into resilience and the consequences of conflict, making it a significant historical attraction and a place for remembrance.