The Falkland Islands Museum is the national museum of the Falklands. It highlights the islands' cultural heritage with five themed galleries, including social, maritime, and natural history.

Christ Church Cathedral is the southernmost Anglican cathedral in the world, opened in 1892. Its bright corrugated-metal roof and beautiful stained-glass windows make it the most notable landmark in Stanley.

Gypsy Cove is a beautiful beach located in Stanley. It is known for its stunning views, colorful pebbles, and the nearby wildlife, including penguins and seals.

The Whalebone Arch is a monument made of whale jawbones, built in 1933. It honors 100 years of British rule in the Falklands and is located near Christ Church Cathedral.

The 1982 Liberation Memorial is a war memorial located in Stanley, Falkland Islands. It honors the British Forces and supporting units that fought in the Falklands War to liberate the islands, featuring a poignant design that invites reflection.