Mont Orgueil Castle is an iconic landmark located in Jersey, Channel Islands. Its striking appearance was sketched by Monet in 1883 and its of great interest to photographers and travellers alike. Perched high on a headland, with commanding views of the coast and sea, it's the perfect place to take a memorable snapshot. Originally built after the Norman Conquest in the 13th century, by King John, it served as Jersey’s main defence and garrison until the 17th century. Nowadays, the castle is open to the public, and offers a glimpse into the Island’s history. Wander the Great Hall, Bastion Tower and Chapel and discover cliff-top artillery positions and fortified gateway. Whether you want to capture a bird’s-eye view from the tower tops or explore winding staircases and cellars, Mont Orgueil is a photographer’s delight.
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