The house where Victor Hugo lived in exile from 1856 to 1870, and where he wrote Les Misérables. He decorated it himself, with carved wood, tapestries and porcelain, and a glass 'lookout' at the top, from where he could see France on clear days.
Guided tours are offered in summer; book ahead. It belongs to the City of Paris.
A castle guarding St Peter Port harbour for 800 years, on a former island now joined to the mainland by a breakwater, with museums of maritime and mi…
A small car-free island 20 minutes by boat from Guernsey, with white sand beaches, including Shell Beach, made of millions of tiny shells, cliffs, an…
A tiny island with no cars, only tractors, bicycles and horse-drawn carts, with high cliffs, coves and wildflowers.
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