Why a Booktrail?
What secrets does Guernsey have to share?
Secret Guernsey
What you need to know before your trail
Guernsey is small – only 25 square miles – but it holds a depth of history and intrigue far greater than its size. Early prehistoric beginnings allied to a Norman French heritage and a long period of loyalty to the English Crown have produced a unique culture – a melting pot of religious, political and economic activity.
Locations
Reset- Channel Islands - Guernsey
- A: Castle Cornet
- B: Prince Albert Statue
- C: Victor Huge house
- D: German Occupation Museum
Travel Guide
A guide to Guernsey and its secrets
The islanders’ stories can be found everywhere – from the sea-swept coast and rural country lanes, to the bustle of St Peter Port, in buildings, churches and charming quaint, granite houses. Take a journey through this familiar landscape to find what lies beneath – stories of the unusual, the intriguing or the plain odd. From serial duellists to romantic poets; confusing road names to land reclamation; mysterious stones to pagan offerings, Secret Guernsey is filled with unexpected tales of island life and history, and invites you to explore the island for yourself and uncover more unfound treasures through stunning colour photographs.
BookTrail Boarding Pass: Secret Guernsey
Destination/location: Guernsey Author/guide: Anne Bennett Departure Time: anytime
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