Your resort St Helier:   St Helier in Jersey originated as a fishing village next to the parish church in the 13th century. It was where the king’s court would meet and where the island’s markets were held.  St Helier has a range of attractions showcasing the island’s history including the Maritime Museum, Elizabeth Castle, and Jersey Museum. These attractions are all within walking distance, meaning you can make a full day exploring the island’s history.                                                        

St Helier Shopping With its tax-free prices, St Helier is renowned for its shopping. Whether you are looking for designer goods, chain store classics or independent island boutiques, you’ll be bound to find everything you can dream of, shopping in St Helier. The Liberty Wharf Shopping Centre is one of the main shopping points in the capital and is hard to miss due to its breath-taking Victorian architecture. Among the cobbled pavements, you’ll see a wide collection of independent outlets and chain stores. Of course, there are places to pop in and refuel to keep the energy levels up with a few restaurants serving up delicious cuisine. The St Helier Central Market is on the corner of Beresford Street and Halkett Place and is open Monday to Saturday for all to browse and buy some of the fantastic produce and crafts. The local markets have been part of Jersey tradition for over 200 years and should definitely be part of your visit. Not only will you see some of the fantastic local produce such as Jersey Royal potatoes, but you’ll also see crafts and goods made by the talented artists on the island, making it the perfect place to buy gifts, essentials, and unique treasures to remind you of your St Helier visit.