Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Jersey

"This marvelous garden is unique in the way that the harbor and the city are spread out below the hilltop where the garden is situated, and for the way it acclimates to what was once a 19th-century fortress. Purchased by the city in 2000, this botanical paradise was opened to the public in 2008. As you enter you walk past the antiquated blockhouses of the 19th-century fort and enter a realm of outdoor garden beauty, organized by hothouses and plots according to the geographic source of the plants they nurture."

"The hanging gardens are located in a former military fort, where the gardens and the trees are displayed in greenhouses. This is a place you definitely have to visit."

"Here’s another spectacular building you just can’t miss and that I hope your curiosity will lead you inside. A UNESCO-listed temple of concrete and stained glass, the incredible St Joseph’s Church stands as an icon of the city’s rejuvenation. Its impressive 110 metres high tower rises from the skyline and encapsulates the modern charm the city is beloved for."

"Children and adults will enjoy this lush greenhouse that houses scores of species of free-flying tropical butterflies in the northwest of town, a short walk from other attractions and sights of note."

"A un peu plus d’un kilomètre à l’est du Vieux Bassin se trouve la pittoresque petite chapelle de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Construite au début du XVIIème siècle, l’intérieur de la chapelle contient des peintures et des maquettes de navires en commémoration de la riche histoire maritime de cette ville. Adresse : 989 Côte de Grâce, 14600 Équemauville"

"Built between 1600 and 1613, this chapel sits on the Plateau de Grâce, a wooded, 100m-high hill about 2km west of the Vieux Bassin. The area offers great views of the Seine estuary, Le Havre, Honfleur and the..."

"There are 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) of walking paths to navigate as well as ponds, woodlands, undulating fields, and open countryside in the 160 hectares (395 acres) of the Parc de Rouelles. Along the way, you will be filled with amazement and wonderment when you see the Colombier, a circular building with a funnel roof, situated here since 1631. During a stroll through the woodlands, you can observe 36 different families of trees containing 259 species of trees from all over the world, including a beech tree variety from Chile, the Gingko Biloba from China, as well as many species from this part of the world."

"Le Jardin des Personnalités, d’une superficie de 10 hectares, est une promenade bucolique et culturelle créée par le maire de Honfleur en 2004. Il est situé entre le Vieux Bassin et la digue. En vous promenant dans les nombreuses allées du jardin, vous pourrez rencontrer les bustes de personnalités illustres, originaires du petit port de Normandie ou y ayant séjourné."

"Une petite salle de concert qui fait face au Bassin Carnot et qui offre aux groupes qui y jouent et aux gens qui les écoutent une bonne acoustique. La programmation y est intéressante et on peut évidemment chanter et danser !. Adresse : 18 Rue des Corsaires, 14600 Honfleur"

"This marvelous garden is unique in the way that the harbor and the city are spread out below the hilltop where the garden is situated, and for the way it acclimates to what was once a 19th-century fortress. Purchased by the city in 2000, this botanical paradise was opened to the public in 2008. As you enter you walk past the antiquated blockhouses of the 19th-century fort and enter a realm of outdoor garden beauty, organized by hothouses and plots according to the geographic source of the plants they nurture."

"The hanging gardens are located in a former military fort, where the gardens and the trees are displayed in greenhouses. This is a place you definitely have to visit."

"Le Repaire des Pirates restaurant brasserie à Etretat : Dégustez nos grillades, moules et galettes - Restaurant traditionnel en front de mer avec une vue magnifique sur les falaises d'Etretat. Étretat Restaurant traditionnelBar, café"