Guernsey Movie Review – The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Looking for a cozy movie set in the Channel Islands that blends period drama with equal parts romance and mystery? Then 2018’s The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is for you.
Visit to St. Anne’s Church in Alderney
Stroll around and catch a glimpse at one of the Channel Islands' finest Victorian buildings. This historical church is often referred to as the ‘Cathedral of the Channel Islands’. It is a meaningful part of the history of the island.
Religion in the Channel Islands
The Channel Islands have a rich legacy of churches, chapels, and places of worship. The first significant evidence of Christianity is documented as coming to the Channel Islands around 520AD when Samson of Doi visited Guernsey.
Showcasing Life On The Channel Islands Through Art
The Channel Islands are a place of stunning natural beauty and naturally have therefore inspired a number of artists including Joseph Mallord William Turner, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Sarah Louisa Kilpack, Peter Le Lievre and Paul Jacob Naftel.
Why is St. Helier worth visiting?
St. Helier is a busy port town with abundant hidden corners to explore and glorious attractions showcasing the island’s rich history. St. Helier was initially developed as a fishing village in the 13th century.
What is Jersey in the Channel Islands famous for?
Jersey - not quite British or French, but inextricably linked with both. This tiny island is unique and famous for a lot. Most visitors are lured by her rich history, picturesque walking and cycling trails, outdoor water sports and luxury
What to do on a rainy day in Guernsey
I definitely did not want to be considering alternate plans for rainy weather. Especially since the main reason I escaped to these islands was as a desperate attempt to get away from the grey skies of the mainland.
The Coach House Gallery and Quay Gallery in Guernsey
Guernsey may well be best known for beach resorts such as that of Cobo Bay or the wonderfully scenic coastline which stretches around the entire island, but it’s also a place rich in culture.
The Harbour and Link Gallery in Jersey
The main galleries in Jersey are located on the south coast of the island, with most in the capital St. Helier. This makes it relatively easy to see a few of them on the same day.