like i said, the stories and olverall gloominess and and sadness will make you upset, but dont worry, some parts are more light hearted, there are fun things for kids to do, and you get a little passport at the beginning of a jersey 1940's inhabitant, after you go through the tunnels, their are pictures of hundreds of people in... more

I went to the tunnels in a mixed family group, from my elderly father and his partner, down to my own young children and we all found the experience interesting, moving and very touching. I often find museums dull and rather dry but this was different -- this gave you an insight into the reality of the occupation, both for... more

Excellent attraction - really informative, even though it's quite costly. Well worth the visit. more

Whilst I can understand the arguement that these are perhaps a little pricey (£9 for an adult), I was so pleased that I visited this site. The exhibition in the tunnels about the German Occupation was interesting, informative and thought provoking. I enjoyed learning about what the people of Jersey went through. I thought the exhibition had been put together... more

I have visited the War Tunnels a total of three times now with at least ten years between each visit. It has changed a lot during that time. The very first visit was the best because the tunnels had pretty much been left as is, with concrete, unpainted walls and dripping corridors. It was a bit scary and echoed. You... more

very expensive- it's privately owned- and the 'theme park' atmosphere i found offensive. avoid the awful cafe adjacent- very expensive!! more

I was planning on going in here but saw the notices say to wear warm clothes as its cold inside - I wasn't dressed for the occassion so left. I did go into the cafe and the shop and saw all the pictures of people who had died and a little write up about them. Its a moving place but... more

As a 15 year old I travelled from my home (then in Ireland), to Jersey for a family holiday. While there, we visited the German Underground Hospital. Before we went in, my Dad took a photo of Mom, my brother and I. We are all smiles and happy! On our exit from this place, he took another photo, very different.... more