Guernsey does not have cities. The island is divided into ten parishes: Castel, Guernsey
Museums
If you're in Guernsey and looking to visit museums, one great option is the Guernsey Museum at Candie Gardens located in St. Peter Port, which is the capital of Guernsey. This museum has a wide range of exhibits on Guernsey's history, culture, and natural environment. Additionally, The Folk & Costume Museum located in Castel Parish is also a great option for exploring Guernsey's rich cultural heritage.
Food
Guernsey has a rich culinary tradition, and here are some of the most recommended and popular dishes according to local people:
1. Guernsey Gâche - A traditional fruit loaf made with raisins, sultanas, and cherries.
2. Bean Jar - A hearty stew made with dried beans, pork, carrots, onions, and potatoes.
3. Guernsey Fish Cakes - Made with mashed potatoes, salt cod, parsley, and seasoning.
4. Ormer (Abalone) - A local delicacy that can be eaten raw or cooked in various ways, such as grilled, pan-fried, or baked.
5. Guernsey Ice Cream - Made with fresh Guernsey milk, this ice cream is known for its rich and creamy texture.
6. Crab sandwiches - Made with locally caught crab meat and served on fresh bread with butter and lettuce.
7. Guernsey Dairy Products - Guernsey is known for producing high-quality dairy products, such as butter, cheese, and yogurt. These products are often made with milk from Guernsey cows, which are renowned for their rich and creamy milk.
Activities
Sure, here are some fun activities that local people enjoy in Guernsey:
1. Take a coastal walk: Guernsey has many stunning coastal paths - try the south coast cliff path from Pleinmont to Saints Bay or the north coast cliff path from Pembroke to L'Ancresse.
2. Visit the beach: There are many beautiful beaches in Guernsey, such as Cobo Bay and Petit Bot Bay. You can swim, sunbathe, and enjoy water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding.
3. Explore the historic town of St. Peter Port: The capital of Guernsey is full of history, with cobbled streets, pretty gardens, and historic buildings like Castle Cornet.
4. Try some local food and drink: Guernsey has a rich culinary tradition, with seafood, dairy products, and cider being particular highlights. Try locally made ice cream, fresh oysters, or a pint of Rocquette cider.
5. Go on a boat trip: There are many boat trips available from St. Peter Port, including trips to nearby islands like Herm and Sark, as well as wildlife watching trips and fishing trips.
