This is a fascinating place to visit and especially on a rainy day. It is one of the places that you can use your 12 month discovery pass. There is a video that explains the place and is well worth watching. The place has been well restored and the models are very realistic giving an authentic feel to the place. You are free to explore the place and are given a guide to help you. There are several information boards around that explain how it was used. There is an Enigma style machine where you can enter a code and it will spell out what the word is. It made more sense out of the machine. There is a Hotel nearby that is great for a Coffee etc.

This Bunker is unique in the fact that the wartime commanding office and three of his staff returned post war and advised on the layout and operations. Many of the original fixtures and fittings are still in place and there are some good displays, especially the story of the hidden pistol that was recovered during renovations. The attendent on duty when we visited was Jack, who was very friendly and knowledgeable. He spent a lot of time engaging with us ensuring we enjoyed our visit and his enthusiasm brought the Bunker back to life. Although you could get around the displays in 30 minutes or so, we actually spent 2 hours there and enjoyed every minute and every story Jack shared with us. Will definitely visit again next time we are in Guernsey. Thanks.

This museum is excellent and the building has been restored as it was in the Second World War. Suggest watching the video first, then walk round We were first in on that morning so the guide (Jack) gave us a very good understanding of the bunker and how it functioned. As there were the two of us we had a go at the facsimile enigma machine, great fun.

This was an amazing experience. Jack, our guide gave us loads of information and spent a lot of time explaining things to us. No question was too trivial for him. We actually saw an 'Enigma' machine and Jack explained how it worked.

This is what I came to Guernsey for! I love WWII history, and cycled up the (steep!) hill to find this WWII German bunker underneath 2 luxurious bungalows LOL! how bizarre. It has been sensitively restored, with the help of (now deceased) Germans who were actually there in the war. So you could not get more authentic. For anyone interested in history, this is truly immersive. The host, Jack, was perfect - keen to share his knowledge, and answer all my questions, but also he left me alone to explore & soak up the vibe, exactly what I was hoping for - thank you. I really enjoyed chatting to him, and learning lots. If you love history, this is a must-see.

The guide who greeted us on entry was very friendly and welcoming, and incredibly knowledgeable both about the museum and about the history of the Second World War in general. His stories made the already fascinating museum even more interesting and gave us a real sense of what it was like for the soliders manning the signalling HQ during the occupation. Definitely worth visiting.

Passionate & informative gentleman manning the radio station, he's so enthusiastic and willing to discuss all areas of the bunker. Hubby enjoyed this as he was in the Navy as a radio operator but I too found it very interesting Well done in restoring and opening this bunker for future generations to see, would highly recommend a visit.

Fascinating and memorable museum. Volunteer helped to bring it to life. Lots of research and time has gone into the accuracy of the museum and its exhibits. So interesting to see history from a German perspective. Definitely worth a visit to support such an interesting part of our living history.