A World War Two hospital bunker which has opened as a tourist attraction has been praised as "truly magnificent" by the States of Alderney's president. William Tate said the German bunker ...

including bunkers, anti-tank walls and the notorious Water Lane tunnels constructed by the occupying forces to store munitions and fuel. According to its tourist board, the residents of Alderney ...

The $48,000 site — known as Giffoine — is on the small island of Alderney and features seven acres of trenches, gun stations and two bunkers, according to Business Insider. It was home to two ...

the Hospital Bunker and other significant locations, brought to life with photographs from the time. The experience can be explored using a printed map available at the Alderney Visitor Centre or ...

A concrete anti-tank wall disrupts a quiet beach. Overgrown greenery covers bunkers and tunnels. This is Alderney, where the 2,100 people who call the island home do not lock their cars.

The site is on Alderney, a tiny island just north of Guernsey. It features several acres of trenches, multiple gun stations, two bunkers, and numerous battlements and it was home to 24 soldiers ...

Alderney's inhabitants had almost entirely ... in prisoners from Europe and North Africa to build huge concrete bunkers and other structures, many of which can still be seen today, slowly being ...

A horse that fell into the entrance of a suspected old bunker in Alderney has been rescued by firefighters. Emergency services were called at 4:30pm on Tuesday (31 October) to reports of the ...

States of Alderney president William Tate, centre, opened the attraction at a ribbon cutting ceremony on 6 July A World War Two hospital bunker which has opened as a tourist attraction has been ...