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Picturesque country roads can be found throughout Guernsey. What makes this spot a highlight?

Why, oh why is the view of the airport a highlight???? Aren't there enough other natural and historical highlights on the island? And what do the cows have to do with the airport?

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Local artist born in 1812 and a contemporary of Paul Jacob Naftel. Mostly painted watercolours particularly of the South Coast and the water lanes. Some of his best work depicts his fellow islanders. His paintings can be seen at Candie Gardens Museum

During the Occupation the Germans introduced a colour and number code for roads in Guernsey. German soldiers were then issued with a suitably marked map so they could find their way around the island. The map can be seen at the Occupation museum in Forest.

Designed by John Wilson who also designed town market square, St. James and Elizabeth College in St. Peter Port. It has the tallest steeple in Guernsey and is used as a sea mark by sailers.

Unusually the church is built on a slope so couples getting married here really do walk ‘up’ the aisle! Note the stained glass window with St. Peter wearing a Guernsey!

Largest structural reminder of the German Occupation. The tunnels cover 7,000 square meters and were constructed by slave labourers who excavated nearly 30,000 cubic meters of rock sometimes using hand tools and their bare hands. The space is somber and cavernous with a haunted eerie feel. Take an extra jumper as it gets cold in the tunnels.