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LOCAL AREA

Perfectly Placed in St Helier.

The Mulcaster sits at the heart of St Helier's Weighbridge, on the corner of Mulcaster Street and Wharf Street. Liberation Square, the Maritime Museum and the harbour are all moments away, with Elizabeth Castle visible across the water. Whether you're a Jersey local or visiting the island, you won't find a better address to spend your evening.

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ELIZABETH CASTLE

A Castle Worth visiting

Jersey's iconic island fortress Built in the late 1500s and named by Sir Walter Raleigh after Elizabeth I, this sprawling 15-acre castle sits on a tidal island in St Aubin's Bay. Walk the causeway at low tide or hop aboard the amphibious Castle Ferry and step into 400 years of Jersey history, from the English Civil War refuge of King Charles II to WWII German fortifications still visible today. Live cannon demonstrations, hidden passageways and sweeping views back across the bay make it one of the island's most unforgettable days out. 10 Minutes Walk Tidal Island 400 Years of History Castle Ferry or Causeway Walk

10 Minutes Walk

Open Spring to Autumn

400 Years of History

Tidal island

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MARITIME MUSEUM & OCCUPATION TAPESTRY GALLERY

Where Jersey's History Comes Alive.

Jersey's seafaring story, told in granite Housed in beautifully restored 19th-century harbour warehouses on New North Quay, this museum brings Jersey's maritime past to life through hands-on exhibits, sea legends and the stories of the island's privateers and pirates. The real centrepiece is the Occupation Tapestry Gallery — 13 extraordinary panels stitched by Jersey islanders to mark the 50th anniversary of liberation, depicting life under German occupation with remarkable detail and emotion. 5 Minutes Walk Historic Harbour Setting Interactive Exhibits Occupation Tapestry

5 Minutes Walk

Jersey's Maritime Past

Occupation Tapestry

Historic Harbour Warehouses

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LIBERATION SQUARE

The Heart of St Helier.

Where Jersey marks its freedom Opened by Prince Charles in 1995 to mark the 50th anniversary of Jersey's liberation from German occupation, this iconic square sits at the heart of St Helier. Philip Jackson's powerful bronze sculpture stands at its centre, a moving reminder of the islanders who lived through five years of occupation. On 9th May each year, Liberation Day celebrations bring the whole island together here. It is the most significant public space in Jersey and steps from your table. 2 Minutes Walk Liberation Day Celebrations Philip Jackson Sculpture Heart of St Helier

2 Minute Walk

Liberation Day Celebrations

Philip Jackson Sculpture

Heart of St Helier

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ST HELIER CENTRAL MARKET

Jersey's Finest, Under One Roof.

Jersey's Victorian market hall Dating back to the 1880s, this beautiful covered market in the heart of St Helier is the best place to discover Jersey's produce up close. Fresh flowers, local fruit and vegetables, artisan food stalls and independent traders fill the elegant Victorian hall, centred around a magnificent fountain complete with its famous resident goldfish. It is the kind of market you wander into for five minutes and leave an hour later, arms full of something you hadn't planned to buy. 10 Minutes Walk Victorian Architecture Local Jersey Produce Independent Traders

10 Minutes Walk

Victorian Market Hall

Local Jersey Produce

Independent Traders

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