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Marilyn Monroe Exhibition in Jersey Museum
droscar Says: A local resident has amassed a large collection during 20 years of Marilyn's screen and personnel outfits which is on loan to the heritage museum until september/2010.Just another reason to visit this interesting St Helier Attraction. £8 entry to museum for adults
jakiline Says: The Market at Saint Helier is a colourful and joyful place where you can post your letters (post office), have a nice cup of tea, or have some fish'n chips, buy flowers for your Valentine, or a Birthday cake, or simply walk around and do your daily shopping.
bonio Says: St Helier, and all of Jersey I guess, has one of the largest tide flows I've ever seen. When it's in it is right on the front but it disappears leaving what looks like a lunar surface when it goes out.Good beachcombing opportunities?
bonio Says: Good place to shop for a picnic, fresh fruit and veg are great, or gifts to take home. A couple of cafes serving tasty food as well.Excellent place to visit when the weather is not so good.
bonio Says: This was the best beach we found in St Helier. If the weather is good, a great place to spend time, if the tide is in (see later tip) there are seats on the prom too.
bonio Says: Outside the tourist information office, the monument to liberation from German occupation in WWII. Now a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a locally made ice cream.
bonio Says: On Harve des Pas seafront, the pier has a safe bathing area, patrolled by lifeguards in the summer. There are cafes and good places to enjoy the sunshine.Spent a lovely cople of hours here.
bonio Says: Named after QE1 many years ago, the castle guards the entrance to the harbour. If the tide is out you can walk to it but if it's in the only way to it is by "puddleduck" an amphibeous craft - see a later transport tip.Cost of entry for adults (2006) is £5.40 this gives you...
bonio Says: One of the most popular places to visit on Jersey, a short bus ride from St Helier.This is a tunnel complex built by forced labourers for the occupying German army during WWII.Originaly to be used as a secure base and then as a military hospital now it shows what life was...
1 Review and 38 Opinions My girlfriend and I spent 1 night at the 2* Stafford Hotel during our weekend visit to Jersey in...
1 Review and 20 Opinions In a great position right on the seafront, close to a beach and pier, and a five minute walk from...
Gradees Restaurant: Great Seafood! Pleasant Service!
droscar Says: Some reports mention it's difficult to find so we've added a map. It's 10mins max by foot from the Bus Station (A brand new building by Liberation Square) and an easy stroll. Coming from town (see map) when you get to the arcade Gradees is behind an indian restaurant. Each...
Pure Charity Coffee Shop: Great Coffee Place in Covered Market
droscar Says: Situated in the middle of the impresive covered market, itself offering an amazing range of fresh fruit, flowers and vedgetables is the Pure Charity Coffee Shop.It is actually run as a charity helping fund the local hospice as well as a roumanian charity.Great coffee and a...
bonio Says: First time in a Portuguese restaurant outside of Portugal.Very impressed with the food and friendly service. Good vegetarian choices for Mrs B. and a bewildering selection for me.Slightly more expensive than usual but is well worth it.
Jaipur Indian Restaurant: Good curry
bonio Says: Regular readers will know of our liking for curry. As usual we had the urge in St Helier. Spotted this place and liked the look of the menu, good choice.Mrs Bonio had the vegetarian set meal and I went for the meat eaters option, both great value, with a choice of tasty and...
bonio Says: St Helier was not exactly teeming with places for beer drinkers.Two places I did find and recommend for a decent pint areLamplighter - Mulcaster Street.andPrince of Wales - Hilgrove Lane.Both can be found in the town centre and sell several real ales, neither appeared to...
Airport to St Helier by #15 Connex Bus
droscar Says: Regular 20-30mins service off season too, costing just £1.60. Returns from Liberation Square - a new modern bus station and spotless buses. Luggage space a bit limited so try to get early in the queue and sit at front. Taxis to Saint Helier are often up to £15Jersey has a...
Puddleduck to Elizabeth castle
bonio Says: The most interesting way to the castle is on the "puddleduck" - it's an amphibious craft and the journey takes around 10 mins if the tide is in or 5 mins if not. For more enjoyment go when the tide is in!Cost of a return journey (2006) £5.40 for adults.
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On Harve des Pas seafront, the pier has a safe bathing area, patrolled by lifeguards in the summer. There are cafes and good places to enjoy the sunshine.Spent...
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