Only thing that was missing from this the War Tunnels was people to guide you round.Should be on first time visitors list More

The German underground hospital used to be a fabulous place to visit but I feel that it has become far too commercialised over the years. It doesn't have the same feeling that it used to and everything seems all clean and clinical. If you want to see an underground hospital more or less as it was you need to visit... More

Really good experience, very helpful gentleman at the start of the tunnel dressed in his soldier uniform he was friendly and polite. Layout of the exhibition was good and easy to follow route, really got me thinking about what the people of Jersey went through during the occupation. More

English people under duress of occupation during the 2nd World War. How many of us realise the hardships suffered on the Channel Islands 1941 - 1945 ? The Jersey War Tunnel experience brilliantly documents the extremely difficult conditions for the Channel Island folk, the prisoners of war and eventually the German soldiers themselves as the fortunes of war changed. A... More

It really shows how Hitler planned the future. This huge tunnel complex could stand the worst of air attacks. Fascinating More

Interesting though they were, the presentations and diplays could have been anywhere. The tunnels dictate the layout and make the visit a longer one than might otherwise be the case. Worth seeing on a bad-weather day. More

It is 24 years since we last visited the tunnels. The previous visit did not leave a lasting memory. But since then much has been done to improve the experience. There is a good new café and shop. As for the tunnels, they are full of informative film, photos and animations all well and clearly presented. It left a lasting... More

Lovely exhibit but spoiled by the staff wearing bits of british army uniform. The jumpers werent even ironed and one had a jacket left unbuttoned. An RSM would beast them to death. More

Very strange and moving experience which it's hard to imagine took place less than 70 years ago. It strips away the complacency and frivolity of a tourist attraction and graphically shows the torment and desperation islanders suffered under Nazi occupation More