St Catherine’s Bunker is a remarkable German bunker and tunnel complex that is a testament to the German hold on the British Channel Islands during the Second World War. By chance, it became strategically positioned and formed a crucial part of the German defences after the Allied invasion of France. A visit to the site perfectly complements understanding the history of the invasion of Jersey and the liberation.
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We have closed for the season and would like to thank you all for your support this year. There will be some special openings over the autumn & winter, so please check this page regularly for updates.
If we don't see you at a pop-up, we hope to see you all in 2026.
Next Pop-up Opening:
31st October 10am - 3pm
1st November 10am - 3pm
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By bus:
If using the Liberty Bus Service, we are the last stop on Route 2, which departs hourly starting at 0930 from the bus station
in St Helier. Click here for the full timetable
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By car or bike:
From St Helier, you can follow the A3 to Gorey, then the B29 to St Catherine's.
Using what three words you can find us with: ///expressive.stumble.shaver
Click here for the Google maps link
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​There is plenty of free parking next to the site, but if you're struggling to park, please feel free to pop into the shed, and we'll be happy to assist.
