Places with audio guides - Channel Islands

The fort on the headland overlooking Vazon Bay brings together a Martello tower, Victorian batteries, and German bunkers from the Second World War.

The Martello tower from 1804 on the northern tip of L'Erée recalls Guernsey's defences during the Napoleonic Wars as well as the German fortifications built during the occupation.

The granite memorial at Jerbourg Point commemorates Sir John Doyle, the lieutenant governor of Guernsey. The original tower was destroyed by the German army in 1944.

A technical museum in Jersey with steam locomotives, agricultural machinery, and transport exhibits that preserves the island's industrial heritage.

A Neolithic menhir on Jersey, partly buried in heathland. It recalls the island's prehistoric settlement and archaeological finds from the surrounding area.

A ruined castle on the island of Alderney in the northeastern part of Guernsey, recalling the island's medieval defenses and its strategic position.

A vast Victorian fortress on Alderney, later modified by the Germans. Today it illustrates the island's defensive history and its preserved bunkers.

A striking rock pinnacle on Jersey with archaeological traces from the Neolithic to the Iron Age and the remains of a Gallo-Roman temple.