The Jersey War Tunnels are a historical site located in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands. Originally built as a hospital during the German occupation in World War II, the tunnels now serve as a museum that tells the story of life in Jersey during this challenging period. Visitors can explore various exhibits that showcase the experiences of local residents and soldiers. The tunnels stretch over a mile and feature displays of artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts. The site aims to educate visitors about the impact of the war on the island and the resilience of its people, making it an important cultural landmark.