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La Corbière, Jersey
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Elizabeth Castle, Jersey
A look here from the walls of the harbour of St Helier towards this castle. Although not as imposing as the medieval castle of Mont Orguel on the east coast it is striking nevertheless. It is reached by a tidal causeway over soft sands. Ideally a stroll and explore from within the castle walls would have been nice, but time did not allow.
Sitting on an islet around 0.8km from the capital harbour of St Helier it has been here around 400 years. It is built across 24 acres of land which once seated an Abbey. It was Raleigh who named the castle Fort Isabella Bellissima or Elizabeth castle.
The castle has many claims to fame having had residents such as Sir Walter Raleigh, King Charles II and German occupying forces. It has more than 30 historic buildings in its grounds.
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Sitting on an islet around 0.8km from the capital harbour of St Helier it has been here around 400 years. It is built across 24 acres of land which once seated an Abbey. It was Raleigh who named the castle Fort Isabella Bellissima or Elizabeth castle.
The castle has many claims to fame having had residents such as Sir Walter Raleigh, King Charles II and German occupying forces. It has more than 30 historic buildings in its grounds.
See PiP for Mont Orguel
Enjoy full screen.
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