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Description
This granite structure was built by William the Conqueror in 1048. The semi-circular porch and nave are characteristic Norman features. The church served as a fortress, housing the Guernsey militia's cannon and fire brigade's pump. Inside there are interesting stained-glass windows (above the high altar and in the north transept). Note also the numerous commemorative plaques in French, and the Ten Commandments inscribed on the reredos.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide383 m - 38 Hauteville St., St Peter Port GY1 1DG
- The Green Guide485 m - St-Peter-Port
- The Green Guide658 m - St-Peter-Port GY1 1UG
More tourist attractions in Saint Peter Port
Where to sleepnearby
- From £99Duke Of Normandie208 m - Lefebvre Street, St. Peter Port GY1 2JP
- From £175The Old Government House Hotel & Spa383 m - St Ann's Place, St. Peter Port GY1 2NU
- From £52Les Cotils666 m - L`Hyvneuse, Saint Peter Port GY1 1UU
More hotels in Saint Peter Port
Where to eatnearby
- Hotel Jerbourg3.44 Km - Jerbourg Point, GY4 Guernsey
More restaurants in Saint Peter Port
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